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Hi!
I'm using the AMP task (affective misattribution procedure), where I must present 20 trials of one kind of image (primeA), 20 trials of another kind (primeB) and some neutral stimuli. When I run the script, the differents stimuli are presented different number of times between them, instead the quantity that I need. I got this result with this code:
<block test>
/ bgstim = (attributeAlabel, attributeBlabel)
/ trials = [1 = instructions; 2-61 = noreplacenorepeat(primeA, primeB, primeNeutral)]
</block>
To get the proportion between primes (20/20) I wrote this code (that presents 4 randomized trials of stimuli primeA and stimuli primeB, followed by one neutral, 10 times):
<block test>
/ bgstim = (attributeAlabel, attributeBlabel)
/ trials = [
1 = instructions; 2 = getReady;
3-6 = noreplacenorepeat(primeA, primeB); 7 = primeNeutral;
8-11 = noreplacenorepeat(primeA, primeB); 12 = primeNeutral;
13-16 = noreplacenorepeat(primeA, primeB); 17 = primeNeutral;
18-21 = noreplacenorepeat(primeA, primeB); 22 = primeNeutral;
23-26 = noreplacenorepeat(primeA, primeB); 27 = primeNeutral;
28-31 = noreplacenorepeat(primeA, primeB); 32 = primeNeutral;
33-36 = noreplacenorepeat(primeA, primeB); 37 = primeNeutral;
38-41 = noreplacenorepeat(primeA, primeB); 42 = primeNeutral;
43-46 = noreplacenorepeat(primeA, primeB); 47 = primeNeutral;
48-51 = noreplacenorepeat(primeA,primeB); 52 = primeNeutral;
]
/ recorddata = true
</block>
But still, the stimuli are not fully randomized. Is there any way to make that code simpler, guaranteeing at the end the number of presentation of all kind of stimuli?
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