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Either the file path is wrong or the files are not supported WAVs. In the latter case you can either re-encode the files to standard 16-bit PCM WAVs or try using the <video> element instead of <sound>.

Thanks for the help Dave!
Do you know (or anyone else) if there is a way to code so that the participant hearing the sound stimuli and manually adjust the volume, possibly using a slider on the screen or something along those lines?
Thanks!
K :)

You can do something along the lines of https://www.millisecond.com/forums/FindPost12903.aspx to allow for adjusting volume.

Thank you so much! I've attempted to use that in my script, however, I think I'm missing something as I expected that if I responded with '1' on my likert scale, there would be a second presentation of sound with the adjusted volume. However, this doesn't happen. Why is this?

<sound example>
/ items = ("M:\My Documents\A1 LJMU Psychology Studies\PhD Autonomic Correlates Of Listening Effort\INQUISIT Trials\PureTone 250Hz 20Db.wav")
</sound>
<likert ListeningQu>
/ stimulusframes = [1= example]
/ anchors = [1="I can hear", 2="Barely audiable", 3="I can not hear anything"]
/ position = (50, 80)
/ ontrialend=[if (likert.ListeningQu.response == "1") sound.example.volume = sound.example = -100]
</likert>
<block AgeGender>
/ trials = [1=WelcomeMsgTrial; 2=AgeTrial; 3=GenderTrial; 4=HITrial; 5=ListeningInstructions; 6=ListeningQu]
</block>

> I expected that if I responded with '1' on my likert scale, there would be a second presentation of sound with the adjusted volume. However,
> this doesn't happen. Why is this?

There is nothing in your code that would run the <likert> again. If you want to run it again, you need to /branch to it of the response is 1.

Notice the /branch logic in the example I directed you to. <trial mytrial> is run again unless the response is "stop".