Dynamic generation of procedures and blocks based on responses
wdwss
wdwss at 163.com
Wed Jul 31 20:08:29 UTC 2013
Hi
I want to execute an experiment consisting of a series of sorting tasks
with 90 faces in the E-Prime. In the experiment, the participants will be
asked to indicate if a face is threatening or nonthreatening by pressing
either one of the two button boxes as quickly as they can, during which RTs
will be recorded. After the first procedure of sorting that includes all
90 faces, some faces (say, N= x) will be "threatening" and the rest (N=
90-x) will be "nonthreatening". Then, within the x "threatening" faces,
another procedure of sorting based on "slightly threatening" and "very
threatening"will be administrated automatically. Then, additional
procedures of sorting based on more or less "threatening" ratings of the
faces will be dynamically and automatically generated to specify
the threatening levels of the faces. These series of procedures continue
until there is only one face left in the "more threatening" group as you
can imagine. Since experimenters don't know which faces will be judged
"threatening", "very threatening" or whatever labels we name them, the
length (or depth in terms of loops) of the whole experiment is unknown
prior to designing the E-Prime program.
My question is if E-Prime and E-Basic have the capacity to enable dynamic
generation of new procedures, blocks and assigning stimuli to them
automatically based on the choice of participants? How to accomplish
that? I learned that the task I intend to accomplish looks very similar to
the Contingant Branching, but it still has its unique problem with the
uncertainty in the number and content of "Branching".
Looking forward to your precious comments, suggestions and critics!
Thanks a lot!
Best,
Shensheng
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