Show random attribute from list
Ben Meyers
benjamin.d.meyers at gmail.com
Thu Jul 10 14:43:40 UTC 2008
There are a couple different ways you could do this.
The solution that I think is least complicated would be to make one
list randomly call between two procedures. The only item in each of
those procedures would be a list with two additional attributes:
MAIN, WORD, where the WORD attribute contains the corresponding word
to each MAIN. Then you have your presentation procedure and you're
done.
On Jul 8, 4:11 pm, Spencer S <undressmero... at gmail.com> wrote:
> What I have is a list of homophones, like the following:
>
> MAIN WORD2 WORD3
>
> bored board beard
> cede seed seen
> sell cell call
> cent sent seat
>
> I want to show pairs of words such that the MAIN word is always shown,
> and then either WORD2 or WORD3 is chosen to be shown at random. Half
> the time WORD2 would be shown, half the time WORD3 would be shown.
>
> For example, using the above words, a sample set of trials would be:
>
> StimA StimB
>
> bored beard
> cede seed
> sell cell
> cent seat
>
> Or: MAIN/WORD3, MAIN/WORD2, MAIN/WORD2, MAIN/WORD3.
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