Repeating a stimuli according to lack of input from a subject

[Avner Hoffmann]

Hi David, thanks for your reply.
I looked in the PST website for the example you mentioned, but can't seem 
to find it.
Can you add a link to it or to the page where I should find it?

Avner

On Tuesday, March 25, 2014 4:14:19 PM UTC+2, McFarlane, David wrote:
>
> Avner, 
>
> Well, at least some aspects of what you want are described in the 
> "Study Recall" example that you may download from the PST website. 
>
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> At 3/24/2014 10:05 AM Monday, Avner Hoffmann wrote: 
> >Me and my team mates are conducting a research that includes face 
> >perception experiment. 
> >I've managed to build a simple trial in E Prime which displays 20 
> >face images to the subject and collects the inputs regarding a 
> >characteristic of the face from the subject, 
> >each face is shown for a predefined time of a few seconds. 
> >The thing is, that if the subject failed to press one of the 
> >relevant keys in the time frame of the displayed image, no data is 
> >collected from the user input for that image. 
> >I was wondering, is there a functionality in E Prime that can repeat 
> >stimuli again, for instance after all the stimuli were displayed, in 
> >the condition when no input was collected from the subject? 
> > 
> >Thanks in advance, 
> >Avner 
>
>

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