Reading more than one response
Vaaal
valerio.biscione at gmail.com
Thu May 2 19:05:26 UTC 2013
Hi, I know that I have already opened a topic today, but I am working on
more than one problem at time and I really need your help!
So I have this experiment in which the subject has to press a button (on a
slide that we'll call "Waiting Slide"), then when the stimulus appears the
subject releases that button and presses ANOTHER button.
I want to record the time between the stimulus out and the release of the
button (we'll call this *decision time*) and the time between the release
of the button and the pressing of the other button (we'll call this
*movement time*).
The first button is 2 and the second one is 4.
In order to do so I added in the "alloweable keys" in the Stimulus slide
this two keys: {-2}4 and in "correct" only 4. Then I changed the Max Count
to 2.
What happens is that everything works right, but there is a little bug that
I am afraid the subject could learn. In the subject, on the Stimulus Slide,
release key 2, and then PRESS AGAIN AND RELEASE AGAIN key 2, the slide will
terminate.
What I would like to do is just to ignore any other keys but 4, once that 2
has been released. I cannot come up with any answer.
I can think to do something that involves the creation of two different
slides, one that reads -2 and the other 4, but I don't like that solution
because this would mean to change a lot of things in the rest of the
experiment..
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