Res: experiment design

[Matt Lenhart]

Hi Thenille,

You can take a look at the experiment "Process Responses Template
Flash.es" that has been added to the Files section. This is a very
basic experiment based off of Process Responses Template.es. This
follows option 3 provided in my previous response. Essentially, a loop
is used immediately following the response object (which has its
Duration set to 0). This loop runs continuously until 10 seconds have
passed (the Time Limit property of the response object has been set to
10000). The loop will change the background color of the SlideText sub-
object every 100ms to present a flashing effect. The subject can
respond multiple times during this time (the Max Count property of the
response object has been set to 99999 and the End Action has been set
to none). A response count is reported on the stimulus as a reference.

The script gains access to the Slide object and changes the BackColor
property every iteration through the loop. The Slide object is then
redrawn. Though this may not be exactly what you will be presenting in
your task, you should be able to use the methods demonstrated and
apply them to your task (e.g., if you are presenting a flashing dot,
you would change the Text property from blank to "." every 100ms,
etc).

Please let me know if you have any questions.

- Matt
PST Technical Consultant
http://www.pstnet.com/

On Aug 27, 9:17 am, Thenille Braun <thenillebr... at yahoo.com.br> wrote:
> Hi Matt,
> thank you very much for your attention.
> I'll work on it.
> I've started to work with e prime 2 months ago, and I have a few problems to solve yet.
> The experiment I described in my last email would have two different stimuli - in 1 group the participants will have to tap their fingger with auditory stim. , and this experiment I was able to develop - I created the wave fills in Sound Forge. But the 2 group must to do the same thing with visual stim. (flashing) and this I am not able to design.
> I'm sending my filles to you. It would be great if you take a look and help me with this.
> And I'm working with e prime 1.0
> Could you help me to write the InLine scripts? This will be wonderfull ...
> Thank you soo much!
> All the best!
> Thenille.
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