I program an experiment with e-prime for the first time. Supose that
in my experiment there are 3 blocs. I should use a syntaxe for when
someone has 80% of good answer and more in the second bloc, he goes to
the bloc 3 , but if he doesn't has more of 80% of good answer, he
should back to the bloc 1. Someone knows how I can do that?
Thank you very much, and sorry for my poor english
in your user script tab:Dim trialCount as Integer Dim correctResp as Integer
then, in an inline immediately following each response (assuming here that the response was made to an object called "Stimulus"): trialCount = trialCount + 1 If Stimulus.ACC = 1 Then correctResp = correctResp + 1 End If
then, in an inline immediately following the block of trials, calculate the accuracy: correctResp = correctResp/trialCount*100 If correctResp <= 80 Then Goto Label1 '(you'll need to place Label1 before the start of your block of trials. this way, if accuracy <= 80% they will be looped back to the beginning of the block. otherwise, they will continue on to the next phase.)
something along those lines should work. hope that helps.
On Wed, May 7, 2008 at 12:05 PM, Leila <syn_idy...@hotmail.com> wrote:
> Hi,
> I program an experiment with e-prime for the first time. Supose that > in my experiment there are 3 blocs. I should use a syntaxe for when > someone has 80% of good answer and more in the second bloc, he goes to > the bloc 3 , but if he doesn't has more of 80% of good answer, he > should back to the bloc 1. Someone knows how I can do that?
> Thank you very much, and sorry for my poor english
I try this, but I'm not sure that I have completely understand. When I
start the experiment, a message of error appear, and say that it was
unable to defined the variable correctResp. I use the visual e-prime.
I create list, procedure and stimuli. I would apreciate to know by
what I should replace correctResp, trialCount, stimulus.acc and
label1. I'm very debutant.
You are very nice to help me.
Leila
On 7 mai, 12:49, "ben robinson" <baltimore....@gmail.com> wrote:
> in your user script tab:Dim trialCount as Integer
> Dim correctResp as Integer
> then, in an inline immediately following each response (assuming here that
> the response was made to an object called "Stimulus"):
> trialCount = trialCount + 1
> If Stimulus.ACC = 1 Then
> correctResp = correctResp + 1
> End If
> then, in an inline immediately following the block of trials, calculate the
> accuracy:
> correctResp = correctResp/trialCount*100
> If correctResp <= 80 Then Goto Label1 '(you'll need to place Label1 before
> the start of your block of trials. this way, if accuracy <= 80% they will
> be looped back to the beginning of the block. otherwise, they will continue
> on to the next phase.)
> something along those lines should work. hope that helps.
> ben
> On Wed, May 7, 2008 at 12:05 PM, Leila <syn_idy...@hotmail.com> wrote:
> > Hi,
> > I program an experiment with e-prime for the first time. Supose that
> > in my experiment there are 3 blocs. I should use a syntaxe for when
> > someone has 80% of good answer and more in the second bloc, he goes to
> > the bloc 3 , but if he doesn't has more of 80% of good answer, he
> > should back to the bloc 1. Someone knows how I can do that?
> > Thank you very much, and sorry for my poor english
> > Leila- Masquer le texte des messages précédents -
to define correctResp and trialCount go to View: Script, then click on the tab titled, User. in this User tab, type: Dim correctResp as Integer Dim trialCount as Integer
then in your procedure timeline drag a Label Object to the very beginning. by default, this object will be called "Label1". right after Label1 put your List Object from which you will call your trial procedure. by default, this will be called "List1". inside List1 put the name of your procedure under the Procedure column. now go to your procedure timeline. put in a TextDisplayObject (or whatever) to display your stimulus. call this TextDisplayObject "Stimulus". double click on Stimulus, go to the Duration/Input tab, add a Keyboard response. fill in the blank where it asks for a correct response. if you don't define what a correct response to the Stimulus is, our next step won't work properly. for the next step, drag an InLine object to the trial procedure immediately following Stimulus. by default, this will be called "Inline1". in Inline1 type: trialCount = trialCount + 1 If Stimulus.ACC = 1 Then correctResp = correctResp + 1 End If
now on the same level as your List1, and your Label1, put another InlineObject ("Inline2"). in Inline2 type: If correctResp/trialCount*100 <= 80 Then Goto Label1 End If
On Wed, May 7, 2008 at 2:03 PM, Leila <syn_idy...@hotmail.com> wrote:
> Thank you very much Ben.
> I try this, but I'm not sure that I have completely understand. When I > start the experiment, a message of error appear, and say that it was > unable to defined the variable correctResp. I use the visual e-prime. > I create list, procedure and stimuli. I would apreciate to know by > what I should replace correctResp, trialCount, stimulus.acc and > label1. I'm very debutant.
> You are very nice to help me.
> Leila
> On 7 mai, 12:49, "ben robinson" <baltimore....@gmail.com> wrote: > > in your user script tab:Dim trialCount as Integer > > Dim correctResp as Integer
> > then, in an inline immediately following each response (assuming here > that > > the response was made to an object called "Stimulus"): > > trialCount = trialCount + 1 > > If Stimulus.ACC = 1 Then > > correctResp = correctResp + 1 > > End If
> > then, in an inline immediately following the block of trials, calculate > the > > accuracy: > > correctResp = correctResp/trialCount*100 > > If correctResp <= 80 Then Goto Label1 '(you'll need to place Label1 > before > > the start of your block of trials. this way, if accuracy <= 80% they > will > > be looped back to the beginning of the block. otherwise, they will > continue > > on to the next phase.)
> > something along those lines should work. hope that helps.
> > ben
> > On Wed, May 7, 2008 at 12:05 PM, Leila <syn_idy...@hotmail.com> wrote:
> > > Hi,
> > > I program an experiment with e-prime for the first time. Supose that > > > in my experiment there are 3 blocs. I should use a syntaxe for when > > > someone has 80% of good answer and more in the second bloc, he goes to > > > the bloc 3 , but if he doesn't has more of 80% of good answer, he > > > should back to the bloc 1. Someone knows how I can do that?
> > > Thank you very much, and sorry for my poor english
> > > Leila- Masquer le texte des messages précédents -
Thank you very very very very much Ben!!
My experiment run very well! I really apreciate your help. I don't
know how many time I would pass on this if you were not there.
I would just have an other question, but I will understand if you
don't have time to answer me. You have already help me so much.
I should programme in an other script inline, for my total experiment,
when someone go back 3 times to the previous label, the experiment
should end.
If you can help me, or if someone know how to do that?
Thanks!!!
Leila
a student who very appreciate this group and people who take of their
time to answer at questions
On 7 mai, 19:55, "ben robinson" <baltimore....@gmail.com> wrote:
> to define correctResp and trialCount go to View: Script, then click on the
> tab titled, User.
> in this User tab, type:
> Dim correctResp as Integer
> Dim trialCount as Integer
> then in your procedure timeline drag a Label Object to the very beginning.
> by default, this object will be called "Label1".
> right after Label1 put your List Object from which you will call your trial
> procedure. by default, this will be called "List1".
> inside List1 put the name of your procedure under the Procedure column.
> now go to your procedure timeline. put in a TextDisplayObject (or whatever)
> to display your stimulus. call this TextDisplayObject "Stimulus".
> double click on Stimulus, go to the Duration/Input tab, add a Keyboard
> response. fill in the blank where it asks for a correct response. if you
> don't define what a correct response to the Stimulus is, our next step won't
> work properly.
> for the next step, drag an InLine object to the trial procedure immediately
> following Stimulus. by default, this will be called "Inline1".
> in Inline1 type:
> trialCount = trialCount + 1
> If Stimulus.ACC = 1 Then
> correctResp = correctResp + 1
> End If
> now on the same level as your List1, and your Label1, put another
> InlineObject ("Inline2").
> in Inline2 type:
> If correctResp/trialCount*100 <= 80 Then
> Goto Label1
> End If
> hope that helps.
> On Wed, May 7, 2008 at 2:03 PM, Leila <syn_idy...@hotmail.com> wrote:
> > Thank you very much Ben.
> > I try this, but I'm not sure that I have completely understand. When I
> > start the experiment, a message of error appear, and say that it was
> > unable to defined the variable correctResp. I use the visual e-prime.
> > I create list, procedure and stimuli. I would apreciate to know by
> > what I should replace correctResp, trialCount, stimulus.acc and
> > label1. I'm very debutant.
> > You are very nice to help me.
> > Leila
> > On 7 mai, 12:49, "ben robinson" <baltimore....@gmail.com> wrote:
> > > in your user script tab:Dim trialCount as Integer
> > > Dim correctResp as Integer
> > > then, in an inline immediately following each response (assuming here
> > that
> > > the response was made to an object called "Stimulus"):
> > > trialCount = trialCount + 1
> > > If Stimulus.ACC = 1 Then
> > > correctResp = correctResp + 1
> > > End If
> > > then, in an inline immediately following the block of trials, calculate
> > the
> > > accuracy:
> > > correctResp = correctResp/trialCount*100
> > > If correctResp <= 80 Then Goto Label1 '(you'll need to place Label1
> > before
> > > the start of your block of trials. this way, if accuracy <= 80% they
> > will
> > > be looped back to the beginning of the block. otherwise, they will
> > continue
> > > on to the next phase.)
> > > something along those lines should work. hope that helps.
> > > ben
> > > On Wed, May 7, 2008 at 12:05 PM, Leila <syn_idy...@hotmail.com> wrote:
> > > > Hi,
> > > > I program an experiment with e-prime for the first time. Supose that
> > > > in my experiment there are 3 blocs. I should use a syntaxe for when
> > > > someone has 80% of good answer and more in the second bloc, he goes to
> > > > the bloc 3 , but if he doesn't has more of 80% of good answer, he
> > > > should back to the bloc 1. Someone knows how I can do that?
> > > > Thank you very much, and sorry for my poor english
> > > > Leila- Masquer le texte des messages précédents -
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