Displaying a stimuli for a random amount of time
David McFarlane
mcfarla9 at msu.edu
Tue Jan 28 15:45:43 UTC 2014
Without knowing any more details, offhand I would just add a list of
duration values to a List, set that to run in random order, and then
use those values as an attribute reference for Duration in the
stimulus object -- i.e., if you name the List attribute "StimDur",
use "[StimDur]" in the Duration of the object. Beyond that, I might
put the durations in a nested List -- see the nested List tutorial in
Appendix C of the User's Guide that came with E-Prime.
If you have not already, you should first work through *all* of the
tutorials in all the manuals that came with E-Prime, it will save you
(and others) a lot of trouble. See also
https://groups.google.com/d/topic/e-prime/VCXgOWjKtCg .
(BTW, as far as terminology goes, "stimuli" is the plural form,
"stimulus" the singular -- so, either "displaying a stimulus" or
"diplaying stimuli".)
Best,
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At 1/28/2014 09:19 AM Tuesday, Mark Versella wrote:
>Hi all, hoping to get some help with a small hiccup that I've been
>experiencing in putting together my program in Eprime 2.0. I'm a
>novice when it comes to working with this software, so pardon my use
>of any incorrect terminology.
>
>What I'm trying to do is display a stimuli for a random amount of
>time, within a set range (1 to 3 seconds). The task I'm programming
>calls for a variable inter-trial interval, and I'm not sure how
>exactly to write that in. Any guidance on how to do this through the
>tools Eprime provides would be much appreciated (as I have very
>limited experience working with syntax), but if the only option is
>to write this in manually, that would be fine too. Thanks so much!
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