Correctness depending on two factors

[ben robinson]

if you have two cues, and two possible stimuli following each of the two
cues, it sounds like you have 4 possible trial types:
cue1 then stim1 correct resp = x
cue1 then stim2 correct resp = y
cue2 then stim1 correct resp = x
cue2 then stim2 correct resp = y
in your trial list you just need 4 rows (1 for each of the above
combinations), and set the weight for each row equal to how many times you
want that trial presented in a block of trials.  have 3 columns - one for
cue type, one for stim type following the cue, and one for correct
response.  then set the list to random selection.
within your trial proc, set the correct response field for your stim to be
[correctresp] - a value pulled from your trial list under the column titled,
"correctresp".
viola!

On Jan 28, 2008 1:25 PM, TobiasStevens at gmail.com <TobiasStevens at gmail.com>
wrote:

>
> Dear All,
>
> I am pretty new to e-prime. In my paradigm, I give a cue with let you
> focus on one trait OR a second trait of a stimulus that comes after
> the cue. There are 2 cues (presented 50-50 at random)to each of the 2
> traits. How can I let e-prime decide whether the response was correct?
>
> Thank you!
>
> Tobias
> >
>

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