KeyLists

[Margot Elizabeth]

hi Alexis,
Well... sort of.  I never did figure out how to use Key Lists properly.
Instead I made it more simple by pulling out a quasi-random subset of the
unrelateds, and coding them as if they were another group of
meaningful stimuli (conceptually) instead of being more unrelated
pairs.  The word pairs were only quasi-random because as athey  subset
matched the sets of meaningful pairs re: length, frequency, etc., but they
were otherwise chosen unsystematically.  Now I have 5 groups, which
NetStation will show 4 at a time.  That's all I really need, except to
check on occasion that the subset of unrelateds and the full set look
pretty much the same.  So far so good.
Margot

On Wed, Jan 30, 2013 at 1:02 PM, Alexis <alexis.a.barton at gmail.com> wrote:

> Hi Margot,
> I am having the same problem now that you describe and am wondering if you
> found a solution or a workaround to send more specific TRSP information to
> netstation from Eprime. I expect that we could reconstruct all of our
> information from the .edat file of each subject but I'd rather not.
>
> Thanks,
>
> Alexis Barton
> Graduate Student
> Developmental Cognitive Neuroscience
> Indiana University - Bloomington
>
>
> On Tuesday, July 17, 2012 5:21:56 PM UTC-4, Margot Elizabeth wrote:
>>
>> hello e-primers,
>>
>> I am brand new to e-prime, so apologies in advance if this is very
>> basic.  I have a word priming experiment with a balanced list of primes and
>> targets; 50% are meaningful and 50% are unrelated pairs. There are 3
>> different types of meaningful pairs, so as a group the unrelated pairs
>> outnumber the other types.  Because I am running an EEG experiment along
>> with the priming, I need to pick a smaller subset of my unrelated pairs for
>> Net Station to recognize and call for analysis.  The KeyList seems like an
>> obvious solution to this, but when I follow the instructions from E-Prime
>> (EBANs), it doesn't work...  E-prme will generate the script, but running
>> it produces a "no such attribute" error.  EBANS instructions say to name
>> KeyList as the attribute in the InLine Send Trial Events, but then each of
>> the actual attributes in the KeyList are being picked up as unknown.  When
>> I tell Send Trial Events about the individual attributes I get more
>> errors.
>>
>> I have searched KeyLists and can't find examples or discussions of how to
>> use this feature.
>>
>> Any help would be greatly appreciated.
>>
>> Margot Stothers
>> Ph.D. (Candidate)
>> Western University
>> London, ON, Canada
>>
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