how to display 20 stimuli, then give break, then continue on with next 20, then give break, etc.

[Tim Ritzert]

As long as you do not need all the stimuli presented in a random order, my first thought is that you can simply create separate list objects, each with 20 sentences - then adding in a break in between the different procedures. 

-Tim


On Mar 7, 2013, at 7:16 PM, LKem <kemmerla at plu.edu> wrote:

> I'm presenting sentence stimuli and have over 100, which I want to present sequentially, in the order entered into the e-prime list object.
> 
> I would like to give subjects a break every 20 items.
> Thus, they would read items 1-20, then have a break,  then they would continue on with the next 20 stimuli (now pulling items 21 - 40), then have a break, then read items 41 to 60, then have a break, etc. 
> 
> I cannot figure out how to build in such a break, short of running each group as a separate experiment (in which case, I'd have to combine the data files from each separate experiment).
> 
> Any suggestions?  I'm not great at programming from scratch, but may be able to take someone else's script (doing something similar) & make it work in my experiment.
> Thanks.
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