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<block socialcomplete1>
/preinstructions = (socialinstruct1, socialinstruct2, socialinstruct3, socialinstruct4, socialinstruct5, instruct5)
/trials = [1-12 = noreplace(S1socialcomplete,
S2socialcomplete,
S3socialcomplete,
S4socialcomplete,
S5socialcomplete,
S6socialcomplete,
S7socialcomplete,
S8socialcomplete,
S9socialcomplete,
S10socialcomplete,
S11socialcomplete,
S12socialcomplete)]
/postinstructions = (round1)
</block>
<block socialcomplete2>
/trials = [1-12 = noreplace(S13socialcomplete,
S14socialcomplete,
S15socialcomplete,
S16socialcomplete,
S17socialcomplete,
S18socialcomplete,
S19socialcomplete,
S20socialcomplete,
S21socialcomplete,
S22socialcomplete,
S23socialcomplete,
S24socialcomplete)]
</block>
<block socialcompleterep1>
/preinstructions = (round2more)
/trials = [1-12 = noreplace (S1socialcomplete,
S2socialcomplete,
S3socialcomplete,
S4socialcomplete,
S5socialcomplete,
S6socialcomplete,
S7socialcomplete,
S8socialcomplete,
S9socialcomplete,
S10socialcomplete,
S11socialcomplete,
S12socialcomplete)]
/ branch=[if (block.socialcomplete2.correctstreak + block.socialcompleterep1.correctstreak <= 24) block.socialcomplete2]
/ branch=[if (block.socialcomplete2.correctstreak + block.socialcompleterep1.correctstreak == 24) block.endinstruct]
</block>
I created three blocks named "socialcomplete1" "socialcomplete2" and "socialcompleterep1". Each block has 12 rounds.
Block 1 ("socialcomplete1") is a practice trial. What I want is that the program would end when participants successfully finish two blocks consecutively either in the order of Block 2 ("socialcomplete2") and Block 3("socialcompleterep1"), or Block 3("socialcompleterep1") and Block 2 ("socialcomplete2"). But with the above code, I always obtained very bizarre results.
I've tried to debug this code for almost a week but no luck so far. Would really appreciate if anyone could help!!!
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