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ninamis - 4/4/2022

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Dave - 4/4/2022

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ninamis - 4/4/2022

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ninamis - 4/4/2022

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Dave - 4/4/2022

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ninamis - 4/4/2022

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Dave - 4/4/2022

You should explain what this code is supposed to do in the first place. As-is, it does not make any sense.

I'm so sorry. I didn't think about it haha. I'm a bit stressed. I'm using differen pictures than in the final version of experiment. That's confusing even for me. I've just changed names of pictures. I hope it will help. I attach the script and pictures so you can play everything. As I said, the problem is that the pairs are changing throughout the conditioning. 
Thank you so much for help!


Conditioning

<item US>
/ 1 = "neutral1.bmp"
/ 2 = "neutral2.bmp"
/ 3 = "neutral3.bmp"
/ 4 = "neutral4.bmp"
</item>

<item CS>
/ 1 = "positive1.bmp"
/ 2 = "negative1.bmp"
/ 3 = "positive2.bmp"
/ 4 = "negative2.bmp"
</item>


<item CSpos>
/1 = "neutral1.bmp"
</item>

<item CSneg>
/1 = "neutral4.bmp"
</item>

<counter los_bodz_pos>
/ select = noreplace
/ selectionrate = always
/ items = ("positive1.bmp","positive2.bmp")
</counter>

<counter los_bodz_neg>
/ select = noreplace
/ selectionrate = always
/ items = ("negative1.bmp","negative2.bmp")
</counter>

<trial los_pos>
/ trialduration = 0
/ ontrialend = [
    item.CSpos.item = counter.los_bodz_pos.selectedvalue
]
</trial>
<trial los_neg>
/ trialduration = 0
/ ontrialend = [
    item.CSneg.item = counter.los_bodz_neg.selectedvalue
]
</trial>

<block drawing>
/ onblockbegin = [
    item.CSpos.clearitems(); item.CSneg.clearitems()
]
/ trials = [1-4 = noreplace(los_pos,los_neg)]

</block>

<picture US>
/ items = US
/ position = (50%, 50%)
/ size = (30%, 30%)
</picture>

<picture CS>
/ items = CS
/ position = (50%, 50%)
/ size = (30%, 30%)
</picture>


<trial conditioning>
/ stimulustimes = [0= picture.CS; 1000=picture.US]
/ timeout = 4000
/ pretrialpause = 2000
</trial>



<block 4>
/trials = [1-64=noreplace(conditioning)]
</block>

Okay, and you want to do what exactly? Randomly pair each of the 4 neutral images with one of the 4 other (postive / negative) images? E.g.

neutral1 - positive2
neutral2 - negative2
neutral3 - negative1
neutral4 - positive1

?

Exactly! Make random pairs that stay tougether till the end of conditioning.
For example participnt 1 sees this pairs.
neutral1 - positive2
neutral2 - negative2
neutral3 - negative1
neutral4 - positive1

Participant 2:
neutral1 - positive1
neutral2 - negative1
neutral3 - negative2
neutral4 - positive2

ect. Randomly

Sorry for all the mistakes in spelling :( Than you sooo much for help

Then you can simply do someting like this:

<item US>
/ 1 = "neutral1.bmp"
/ 2 = "neutral2.bmp"
/ 3 = "neutral3.bmp"
/ 4 = "neutral4.bmp"
</item>

<item CS>
/ 1 = "positive1.bmp"
/ 2 = "negative1.bmp"
/ 3 = "positive2.bmp"
/ 4 = "negative2.bmp"
</item>

<picture US>
/ items = US
/ position = (50%, 50%)
/ size = (30%, 30%)
/ select = values.USitemnumber
</picture>

<picture CS>
/ items = CS
/ position = (50%, 50%)
/ size = (30%, 30%)
/ select = values.CSitemnumber
</picture>

// list.cs and list.us pair item numbers
<list cs>
</list>

<list us>
/ items = (1,2,3,4)
/ selectionmode = list.cs.currentindex
</list>

<list randomizecs>
/ poolsize = 4
/ selectionrate = always
</list>

<values>
/ CSitemnumber = 1
/ USitemnumber = 1
</values>

<trial conditioning>
/ ontrialbegin = [
    values.CSitemnumber = list.cs.nextvalue;
    values.USitemnumber = list.us.nextvalue;
]

/ stimulustimes = [0= picture.CS; 1000=picture.US]
/ timeout = 4000
/ pretrialpause = 2000
</trial>

<block 4>
/ onblockbegin = [
    var i = 0;
    while(i < 4) {
        list.cs.appenditem(list.randomizecs.nextindex);
        i += 1;
    };
]
/trials = [1-64=noreplace(conditioning)]
</block>

Wow, it's working!! I'm very grateful !!!!!! I need to learn more about Inquisit :))

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Dave - 4/4/2022

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ninamis - 4/4/2022

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ninamis - 4/4/2022

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Dave - 4/4/2022

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ninamis - 4/4/2022

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Dave - 4/4/2022

You should explain what this code is supposed to do in the first place. As-is, it does not make any sense.

I'm so sorry. I didn't think about it haha. I'm a bit stressed. I'm using differen pictures than in the final version of experiment. That's confusing even for me. I've just changed names of pictures. I hope it will help. I attach the script and pictures so you can play everything. As I said, the problem is that the pairs are changing throughout the conditioning. 
Thank you so much for help!


Conditioning

<item US>
/ 1 = "neutral1.bmp"
/ 2 = "neutral2.bmp"
/ 3 = "neutral3.bmp"
/ 4 = "neutral4.bmp"
</item>

<item CS>
/ 1 = "positive1.bmp"
/ 2 = "negative1.bmp"
/ 3 = "positive2.bmp"
/ 4 = "negative2.bmp"
</item>


<item CSpos>
/1 = "neutral1.bmp"
</item>

<item CSneg>
/1 = "neutral4.bmp"
</item>

<counter los_bodz_pos>
/ select = noreplace
/ selectionrate = always
/ items = ("positive1.bmp","positive2.bmp")
</counter>

<counter los_bodz_neg>
/ select = noreplace
/ selectionrate = always
/ items = ("negative1.bmp","negative2.bmp")
</counter>

<trial los_pos>
/ trialduration = 0
/ ontrialend = [
    item.CSpos.item = counter.los_bodz_pos.selectedvalue
]
</trial>
<trial los_neg>
/ trialduration = 0
/ ontrialend = [
    item.CSneg.item = counter.los_bodz_neg.selectedvalue
]
</trial>

<block drawing>
/ onblockbegin = [
    item.CSpos.clearitems(); item.CSneg.clearitems()
]
/ trials = [1-4 = noreplace(los_pos,los_neg)]

</block>

<picture US>
/ items = US
/ position = (50%, 50%)
/ size = (30%, 30%)
</picture>

<picture CS>
/ items = CS
/ position = (50%, 50%)
/ size = (30%, 30%)
</picture>


<trial conditioning>
/ stimulustimes = [0= picture.CS; 1000=picture.US]
/ timeout = 4000
/ pretrialpause = 2000
</trial>



<block 4>
/trials = [1-64=noreplace(conditioning)]
</block>

Okay, and you want to do what exactly? Randomly pair each of the 4 neutral images with one of the 4 other (postive / negative) images? E.g.

neutral1 - positive2
neutral2 - negative2
neutral3 - negative1
neutral4 - positive1

?

Exactly! Make random pairs that stay tougether till the end of conditioning.
For example participnt 1 sees this pairs.
neutral1 - positive2
neutral2 - negative2
neutral3 - negative1
neutral4 - positive1

Participant 2:
neutral1 - positive1
neutral2 - negative1
neutral3 - negative2
neutral4 - positive2

ect. Randomly

Sorry for all the mistakes in spelling :( Than you sooo much for help

Then you can simply do someting like this:

<item US>
/ 1 = "neutral1.bmp"
/ 2 = "neutral2.bmp"
/ 3 = "neutral3.bmp"
/ 4 = "neutral4.bmp"
</item>

<item CS>
/ 1 = "positive1.bmp"
/ 2 = "negative1.bmp"
/ 3 = "positive2.bmp"
/ 4 = "negative2.bmp"
</item>

<picture US>
/ items = US
/ position = (50%, 50%)
/ size = (30%, 30%)
/ select = values.USitemnumber
</picture>

<picture CS>
/ items = CS
/ position = (50%, 50%)
/ size = (30%, 30%)
/ select = values.CSitemnumber
</picture>

// list.cs and list.us pair item numbers
<list cs>
</list>

<list us>
/ items = (1,2,3,4)
/ selectionmode = list.cs.currentindex
</list>

<list randomizecs>
/ poolsize = 4
/ selectionrate = always
</list>

<values>
/ CSitemnumber = 1
/ USitemnumber = 1
</values>

<trial conditioning>
/ ontrialbegin = [
    values.CSitemnumber = list.cs.nextvalue;
    values.USitemnumber = list.us.nextvalue;
]

/ stimulustimes = [0= picture.CS; 1000=picture.US]
/ timeout = 4000
/ pretrialpause = 2000
</trial>

<block 4>
/ onblockbegin = [
    var i = 0;
    while(i < 4) {
        list.cs.appenditem(list.randomizecs.nextindex);
        i += 1;
    };
]
/trials = [1-64=noreplace(conditioning)]
</block>

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ninamis - 4/4/2022

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ninamis - 4/4/2022

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Dave - 4/4/2022

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ninamis - 4/4/2022

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Dave - 4/4/2022

You should explain what this code is supposed to do in the first place. As-is, it does not make any sense.

I'm so sorry. I didn't think about it haha. I'm a bit stressed. I'm using differen pictures than in the final version of experiment. That's confusing even for me. I've just changed names of pictures. I hope it will help. I attach the script and pictures so you can play everything. As I said, the problem is that the pairs are changing throughout the conditioning. 
Thank you so much for help!


Conditioning

<item US>
/ 1 = "neutral1.bmp"
/ 2 = "neutral2.bmp"
/ 3 = "neutral3.bmp"
/ 4 = "neutral4.bmp"
</item>

<item CS>
/ 1 = "positive1.bmp"
/ 2 = "negative1.bmp"
/ 3 = "positive2.bmp"
/ 4 = "negative2.bmp"
</item>


<item CSpos>
/1 = "neutral1.bmp"
</item>

<item CSneg>
/1 = "neutral4.bmp"
</item>

<counter los_bodz_pos>
/ select = noreplace
/ selectionrate = always
/ items = ("positive1.bmp","positive2.bmp")
</counter>

<counter los_bodz_neg>
/ select = noreplace
/ selectionrate = always
/ items = ("negative1.bmp","negative2.bmp")
</counter>

<trial los_pos>
/ trialduration = 0
/ ontrialend = [
    item.CSpos.item = counter.los_bodz_pos.selectedvalue
]
</trial>
<trial los_neg>
/ trialduration = 0
/ ontrialend = [
    item.CSneg.item = counter.los_bodz_neg.selectedvalue
]
</trial>

<block drawing>
/ onblockbegin = [
    item.CSpos.clearitems(); item.CSneg.clearitems()
]
/ trials = [1-4 = noreplace(los_pos,los_neg)]

</block>

<picture US>
/ items = US
/ position = (50%, 50%)
/ size = (30%, 30%)
</picture>

<picture CS>
/ items = CS
/ position = (50%, 50%)
/ size = (30%, 30%)
</picture>


<trial conditioning>
/ stimulustimes = [0= picture.CS; 1000=picture.US]
/ timeout = 4000
/ pretrialpause = 2000
</trial>



<block 4>
/trials = [1-64=noreplace(conditioning)]
</block>

Okay, and you want to do what exactly? Randomly pair each of the 4 neutral images with one of the 4 other (postive / negative) images? E.g.

neutral1 - positive2
neutral2 - negative2
neutral3 - negative1
neutral4 - positive1

?

Exactly! Make random pairs that stay tougether till the end of conditioning.
For example participnt 1 sees this pairs.
neutral1 - positive2
neutral2 - negative2
neutral3 - negative1
neutral4 - positive1

Participant 2:
neutral1 - positive1
neutral2 - negative1
neutral3 - negative2
neutral4 - positive2

ect. Randomly

Sorry for all the mistakes in spelling :( Than you sooo much for help

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ninamis - 4/4/2022

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Dave - 4/4/2022

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ninamis - 4/4/2022

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Dave - 4/4/2022

You should explain what this code is supposed to do in the first place. As-is, it does not make any sense.

I'm so sorry. I didn't think about it haha. I'm a bit stressed. I'm using differen pictures than in the final version of experiment. That's confusing even for me. I've just changed names of pictures. I hope it will help. I attach the script and pictures so you can play everything. As I said, the problem is that the pairs are changing throughout the conditioning. 
Thank you so much for help!


Conditioning

<item US>
/ 1 = "neutral1.bmp"
/ 2 = "neutral2.bmp"
/ 3 = "neutral3.bmp"
/ 4 = "neutral4.bmp"
</item>

<item CS>
/ 1 = "positive1.bmp"
/ 2 = "negative1.bmp"
/ 3 = "positive2.bmp"
/ 4 = "negative2.bmp"
</item>


<item CSpos>
/1 = "neutral1.bmp"
</item>

<item CSneg>
/1 = "neutral4.bmp"
</item>

<counter los_bodz_pos>
/ select = noreplace
/ selectionrate = always
/ items = ("positive1.bmp","positive2.bmp")
</counter>

<counter los_bodz_neg>
/ select = noreplace
/ selectionrate = always
/ items = ("negative1.bmp","negative2.bmp")
</counter>

<trial los_pos>
/ trialduration = 0
/ ontrialend = [
    item.CSpos.item = counter.los_bodz_pos.selectedvalue
]
</trial>
<trial los_neg>
/ trialduration = 0
/ ontrialend = [
    item.CSneg.item = counter.los_bodz_neg.selectedvalue
]
</trial>

<block drawing>
/ onblockbegin = [
    item.CSpos.clearitems(); item.CSneg.clearitems()
]
/ trials = [1-4 = noreplace(los_pos,los_neg)]

</block>

<picture US>
/ items = US
/ position = (50%, 50%)
/ size = (30%, 30%)
</picture>

<picture CS>
/ items = CS
/ position = (50%, 50%)
/ size = (30%, 30%)
</picture>


<trial conditioning>
/ stimulustimes = [0= picture.CS; 1000=picture.US]
/ timeout = 4000
/ pretrialpause = 2000
</trial>



<block 4>
/trials = [1-64=noreplace(conditioning)]
</block>

Okay, and you want to do what exactly? Randomly pair each of the 4 neutral images with one of the 4 other (postive / negative) images? E.g.

neutral1 - positive2
neutral2 - negative2
neutral3 - negative1
neutral4 - positive1

?

Exactly! Make random pairs that stay tougether till the end of conditioning.
For example participnt 1 sees this pairs.
neutral1 - positive2
neutral2 - negative2
neutral3 - negative1
neutral4 - positive1

Participant 2:
neutral1 - positive1
neutral2 - negative1
neutral3 - negative2
neutral4 - positive2

ect. Randomly

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Dave - 4/4/2022

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ninamis - 4/4/2022

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Dave - 4/4/2022

You should explain what this code is supposed to do in the first place. As-is, it does not make any sense.

I'm so sorry. I didn't think about it haha. I'm a bit stressed. I'm using differen pictures than in the final version of experiment. That's confusing even for me. I've just changed names of pictures. I hope it will help. I attach the script and pictures so you can play everything. As I said, the problem is that the pairs are changing throughout the conditioning. 
Thank you so much for help!


Conditioning

<item US>
/ 1 = "neutral1.bmp"
/ 2 = "neutral2.bmp"
/ 3 = "neutral3.bmp"
/ 4 = "neutral4.bmp"
</item>

<item CS>
/ 1 = "positive1.bmp"
/ 2 = "negative1.bmp"
/ 3 = "positive2.bmp"
/ 4 = "negative2.bmp"
</item>


<item CSpos>
/1 = "neutral1.bmp"
</item>

<item CSneg>
/1 = "neutral4.bmp"
</item>

<counter los_bodz_pos>
/ select = noreplace
/ selectionrate = always
/ items = ("positive1.bmp","positive2.bmp")
</counter>

<counter los_bodz_neg>
/ select = noreplace
/ selectionrate = always
/ items = ("negative1.bmp","negative2.bmp")
</counter>

<trial los_pos>
/ trialduration = 0
/ ontrialend = [
    item.CSpos.item = counter.los_bodz_pos.selectedvalue
]
</trial>
<trial los_neg>
/ trialduration = 0
/ ontrialend = [
    item.CSneg.item = counter.los_bodz_neg.selectedvalue
]
</trial>

<block drawing>
/ onblockbegin = [
    item.CSpos.clearitems(); item.CSneg.clearitems()
]
/ trials = [1-4 = noreplace(los_pos,los_neg)]

</block>

<picture US>
/ items = US
/ position = (50%, 50%)
/ size = (30%, 30%)
</picture>

<picture CS>
/ items = CS
/ position = (50%, 50%)
/ size = (30%, 30%)
</picture>


<trial conditioning>
/ stimulustimes = [0= picture.CS; 1000=picture.US]
/ timeout = 4000
/ pretrialpause = 2000
</trial>



<block 4>
/trials = [1-64=noreplace(conditioning)]
</block>

Okay, and you want to do what exactly? Randomly pair each of the 4 neutral images with one of the 4 other (postive / negative) images? E.g.

neutral1 - positive2
neutral2 - negative2
neutral3 - negative1
neutral4 - positive1

?

+x

 

ninamis - 4/4/2022

+x

 

Dave - 4/4/2022

You should explain what this code is supposed to do in the first place. As-is, it does not make any sense.

I'm so sorry. I didn't think about it haha. I'm a bit stressed. I'm using differen pictures than in the final version of experiment. That's confusing even for me. I've just changed names of pictures. I hope it will help. I attach the script and pictures so you can play everything. As I said, the problem is that the pairs are changing throughout the conditioning. 
Thank you so much for help!


Conditioning

<item US>
/ 1 = "neutral1.bmp"
/ 2 = "neutral2.bmp"
/ 3 = "neutral3.bmp"
/ 4 = "neutral4.bmp"
</item>

<item CS>
/ 1 = "positive1.bmp"
/ 2 = "negative1.bmp"
/ 3 = "positive2.bmp"
/ 4 = "negative2.bmp"
</item>


<item CSpos>
/1 = "neutral1.bmp"
</item>

<item CSneg>
/1 = "neutral4.bmp"
</item>

<counter los_bodz_pos>
/ select = noreplace
/ selectionrate = always
/ items = ("positive1.bmp","positive2.bmp")
</counter>

<counter los_bodz_neg>
/ select = noreplace
/ selectionrate = always
/ items = ("negative1.bmp","negative2.bmp")
</counter>

<trial los_pos>
/ trialduration = 0
/ ontrialend = [
    item.CSpos.item = counter.los_bodz_pos.selectedvalue
]
</trial>
<trial los_neg>
/ trialduration = 0
/ ontrialend = [
    item.CSneg.item = counter.los_bodz_neg.selectedvalue
]
</trial>

<block drawing>
/ onblockbegin = [
    item.CSpos.clearitems(); item.CSneg.clearitems()
]
/ trials = [1-4 = noreplace(los_pos,los_neg)]

</block>

<picture US>
/ items = US
/ position = (50%, 50%)
/ size = (30%, 30%)
</picture>

<picture CS>
/ items = CS
/ position = (50%, 50%)
/ size = (30%, 30%)
</picture>


<trial conditioning>
/ stimulustimes = [0= picture.CS; 1000=picture.US]
/ timeout = 4000
/ pretrialpause = 2000
</trial>



<block 4>
/trials = [1-64=noreplace(conditioning)]
</block>

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ninamis - 4/4/2022

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Dave - 4/4/2022

You should explain what this code is supposed to do in the first place. As-is, it does not make any sense.

I'm so sorry. I didn't think about it haha. I'm a bit stressed. I'm using differen pictures than in the final version of experiment. That's confusing even for me. I've just changed names of pictures. I hope it will help. I attach the script and pictures so you can play everything. As I said, the problem is that the pairs are changing throughout the conditioning. 
Thank you so much for help!


Conditioning

<item US>
/ 1 = "neutral1.bmp"
/ 2 = "neutral2.bmp"
/ 3 = "neutral3.bmp"
/ 4 = "neutral4.bmp"
</item>

<item CS>
/ 1 = "positive1.bmp"
/ 2 = "negative1.bmp"
/ 3 = "positive2.bmp"
/ 4 = "negative2.bmp"
</item>


<item CSpos>
/1 = "neutral1.bmp"
</item>

<item CSneg>
/1 = "neutral4.bmp"
</item>

<counter los_bodz_pos>
/ select = noreplace
/ selectionrate = always
/ items = ("positive1.bmp","positive2.bmp")
</counter>

<counter los_bodz_neg>
/ select = noreplace
/ selectionrate = always
/ items = ("negative1.bmp","negative2.bmp")
</counter>

<trial los_pos>
/ trialduration = 0
/ ontrialend = [
    item.CSpos.item = counter.los_bodz_pos.selectedvalue
]
</trial>
<trial los_neg>
/ trialduration = 0
/ ontrialend = [
    item.CSneg.item = counter.los_bodz_neg.selectedvalue
]
</trial>

<block drawing>
/ onblockbegin = [
    item.CSpos.clearitems(); item.CSneg.clearitems()
]
/ trials = [1-4 = noreplace(los_pos,los_neg)]

</block>

<picture US>
/ items = US
/ position = (50%, 50%)
/ size = (30%, 30%)
</picture>

<picture CS>
/ items = CS
/ position = (50%, 50%)
/ size = (30%, 30%)
</picture>


<trial conditioning>
/ stimulustimes = [0= picture.CS; 1000=picture.US]
/ timeout = 4000
/ pretrialpause = 2000
</trial>



<block 4>
/trials = [1-64=noreplace(conditioning)]
</block>

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Dave - 4/4/2022

You should explain what this code is supposed to do in the first place. As-is, it does not make any sense.