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SilvioM
SilvioM
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Dear all,
I have been working on an Inquisit script (please find it attached) and I am struggling with the stimuli selection.
I have a block with four different types of trials: approaching stim_1 in the upper part of the screen with distractor_1; approaching stim_1 in the lower part of the screen with distractor_1; approaching stim_1 in the upper part of the screen with distractor_2; approaching stim_1 in the lower part of the screen with distractor_2.
There are eight stimuli by category (ie eight stimuli for stim_1 ; eight stimuli for distractor_1 ; eight stimuli for distractor_2) and overall, I would like to display 128 trials (32 per type of trials). I also would like that, at the block level, each possible pair of stimuli (64 pairs = stim_1 with distractor_1 and 64 pairs = stim_1 with distractor_2) would be displayed only once, with stim_1 being randomly displayed either in the upper part of the screen or either in the lower part of the screen.
I have mainly used this post to compute the actual code :
https://www.millisecond.com/forums/Topic2273.aspx
Any help would be greatly appreciated! Thank you very much,
warm regards,
S.M
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Selection and randomization of stimuli
SilvioM
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4 Years Ago
What are your concrete questions
Dave
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4 Years Ago
> I also would like that, at the block level, each possible pair...
Dave
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4 Years Ago
My question is: how can I make each pair of stimuli (stim_1 with...
SilvioM
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4 Years Ago
As I said in my previous response, you ought to have the two NEU...
Dave
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4 Years Ago
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