beginners questions

[Rinus]

Dear Yoed,

Q1:
If you have 4 block with 60 stimuli and you want to present them all
to each subject, you might consider the following..

1. make a main list, create 4 rows
2. put 4 different procedures in the list (called block1proc on
row1, .... block4proc on row4 or whatever) (don't add stimuli)
3. put that main list selection order on offset (order by subject) to
get a counterbalance including every block.
4. in each of the 4 procedures put an experimental list (1 "block/
list" per procedure) also they probably should all have the same proc,
(like "trialproc") with your stimuli in it (and perhaps a little
instruction before it)
5. so, then you have your four lists which you counterbalance based on
subjectnumber.

Q2:
response with feedback, do you mean "echo" screen?
goto keyboard advanced properties of for instance your textdisplay..
and add an echo display.
perhaps you want alphanumeric recording and also but input buffer to
more than 1 character.. experiment a bit with it..

Q3:
if hebrew is only in unicode available probably you cannot do it, I
tried it with Japanese.. it didn't work..
what you can do (as a trick) is directly edit the .ebs file (the
compiled e-run file) and paste your stuff into there (and change the
font into hebrew) but this requires some scripting knowledge and is
not straightforward.. (make sure you don't compile it afterwards
again) so I don't know whether this'll help you..

Anyway, I hope my tips were of some help.

Take care,

Rinus


On 12 jan, 12:30, Yoed <yoedken... at gmail.com> wrote:
> hi
> yeah - i have version 1.2 (sorry for the mix up).
> can anyone help me with my first question and send me some example
> code?
> as for my second question:
> 1. david - i want my subjects to type an answer as a response which
> will be registered by e-prime - do you know how to do that (regardless
> of hebrew, ill even settle for english for the moment)
> 2. liza - thanks ill consult them
> Yoed
>
> On Jan 12, 11:44 am, Liza Mccarron <Liza.Mccar... at uwe.ac.uk> wrote:> The versions for EPrime 2 won't work with Eprime 1.2 - which is what I assume you have rather than 1.4.. there should be some examples in the User Guide documentation which came with it - have a read - I don't have any 1.2 installations anymore so can't check for you ...
>
> > The language question seems to be something for PST support if David can't answer it!  Go tohttp://www.pstnet.com/e-prime/support/login.aspandregister and then they should answer your question in a couple of days.
>
> > -----Original Message-----
> > From: e-prime at googlegroups.com [mailto:e-prime at googlegroups.com] On Behalf Of Yoed
> > Sent: 11 January 2010 16:24
> > To: E-Prime
> > Subject: Re: beginners questions
>
> > thanks liza
> > i am actually using eprime 1.4 so if you can send me the .es files you wrote about that could be great, or at least the code for these two exp.
> > as for my 2nd question - i am still hoping that someone might be able to answer me!!!
>
> > On Jan 8, 6:41 pm, LizaM <liza.mccar... at uwe.ac.uk> wrote:
> > > Hello,
>
> > > I think you can find help in solving your first query and producing
> > > your experiment by looking at the two nested list experiments in
> > > Appendix C of the Users Guide (I'm assuming you are using E-Prime2?) -
> > > these should help you to program the word lists and set the random
> > > order. These are called "Basic Reaction Time:  Nested Lists" and
> > > "Basic Reaction Time:  Extended Input".  Finished examples of these
> > > experiments (NestingRT.es2 and NestingXRT.es2) can be found in the
> > > samples folder which is installed in the My Experiment folder when you
> > > install EPrime.
>
> > > As to query 2, I'm not sure but am sure that someone with more
> > > knowledge than myself will be along to help you soon!
>
> > > Liza
>
> > > On Jan 8, 4:00 pm, Yoed <yoedken... at gmail.com> wrote:
>
> > > > Hi
> > > > i am fairly new to E-Prime and am starting my attempts at writing
> > > > experiments using E-Prime.
> > > > i have two questions that i would be really happy if someone could
> > > > answer me:
>
> > > > 1. in my experiment i have four blocks of 60 word-pairs, and i want
> > > > each  and i want each subject to be presented with all four blocks
> > > > in random order (counterbalance) - how do i do it? can someone send
> > > > an example?
>
> > > > 2. in my experiment i want the subject to enter responses via
> > > > feedback.
> > > > a. how do i do that?
> > > > b. can my subjects enter feedback in hebrew?
>
> > > > thank you very much!
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