RE: Counterbalanced order & Raw data overall D-score

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Counterbalanced order & Raw data overall D-score

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Cleo_D	Cleo_D posted 2 Years Ago Topic Details Share Topic
Group: Forum Members Posts: 2, Visits: 8	Hello, I made an Age IAT with the millisecond script. I have not encountered any particular problems but I still have two important questions that I need to resolve, I hope someone can help me with these : 1/ Counterbalanced order : The IAT is supposed to be counterbalanced, you start with either the compatible blocs or with the incompatible ones. But each time i run the code, I always start with the compatible ones and I've never started with the incompatible 's. Have any of you ever encountered this problem? 2/ I can't find the Overall D-score on the raw data files. I suppose you have to average all the values of D (the last 40 rows). Can you confirm ? Or is there any where I can find the D-score overall value in the raw data file ? Hope you can help me! Cléo
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Cleo_D	Cleo_D posted 2 Years Ago ANSWER Post Details Share Post
Group: Forum Members Posts: 2, Visits: 8	I've find the answers I needed, thank you.
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Dave	Dave posted 2 Years Ago ANSWER Post Details Share Post
Group: Administrators Posts: 13K, Visits: 109K	For the sake of completeness, the answers are: (1) Block order in IATs (compatible first vs. incompatible first) is counterbalanced by the group number provided: When provided an odd (e.g. 1) group number, you start with the compatble blocks. When provided an even group number (e.g. 2), you start with the incompatible blocks. This is also explained in several places in the respective IAT script, in the user manual section as well as in other comments throughout the script. (2) The D-score are an aggregate statistic, it is continuously updated on a trial-by-trial basis as the relevant data comes in. That is, in the raw data file, you can read the D-score in a given row as "this is the D-score given the data available up to and including this trial." Consequently, the final row in the given raw data file represents the final D-score, based on the data of all relevant trials. This is the exact same score / value you will find in the corresponding summary data file.
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