n-back/CRT - memory task
Anne-Wil
liwenna at gmail.com
Sun Jun 1 17:29:54 UTC 2014
Hi Maayan,
You need a so-called 'user defined variable': open the script window and
click on the 'user' tab (at the bottom). If you define a variable on that
tab ('dim variable as...' ), the information held in that variable will be
kept over trials (as opposed to variables in lists or defined within
procedures, which are 'reset' at each run of a procedure).
Good luck!
Anne-Wil
On Sunday, 1 June 2014 11:45:37 UTC+1, maayan kedar wrote:
>
> Anne-Wil, Thanks,
>
> the problem is that if I trying to store the bottom number at the end of
> the procedure and then use it in the begining again for the next trial it
> dosn't recognize the variable I created for storing (at the begining). I
> hope the problem is clear its a little hard for me to describe.
> what inline code would you use for creating, using storing and using again
> a number?
>
> thanks again
> Maayan
>
> בתאריך יום חמישי, 15 במאי 2014 21:37:10 UTC+3, מאת maayan kedar:
>>
>> Hi there,
>>
>> I was asked to build a memory task in which the subject need to identify
>> if the upper number between 2 numbers is match to the the number was at the
>> buttom one screen berofe. for example:
>>
>> _0_ (beginning)
>> 8
>>
>> _7_ (7 dosn't match to 8)
>> 5
>>
>> _5_ (5 match to 5)
>> 3
>>
>> _2_ (2 dosnt match to 3)
>> 9
>>
>> the thing is that I need to create 50% matches, and I don't know how to
>> link each text to the text from the slide before sense in each trial new
>> random numbers are selected.
>>
>> any ideas for help?
>> with regards,
>> maayan
>>
>
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