Repeating a stimuli according to lack of input from a subject

[David McFarlane]

Avner,

As I recall, the trial (i.e., Evaluation) mode of E-Prime works only 
with files that you make with the Evaluation mode, so sending any 
example program to you will do you no good.  Note also that any programs 
that you make with Evaluation mode will not work with a full license, so 
you do not want to do any real development with Evaluation mode. 
Evaluation mode is just that, a mode you may use to evaluate E-Prime 
prior to purchase.  I am afraid that you will have to wait until you 
have a full license before you can get any real work done.  Sorry.

-- David McFarlane


Avner Hoffmann wrote:
> Hi David,
> 
> For that moment I am using the trial version of E Prime, therefore I 
> can't log in to view the samples.
> Is it possible that you send it to me personally?
> 
> Avner
> 
> 
> On Tuesday, March 25, 2014 10:17:13 PM UTC+2, McFarlane, David wrote:
> 
>     Avner,
> 
>     Hmm.  A link would not work unless you are already logged in to the
>     PST website, in which case you would have already found your way to
>     the Samples area.  So first, you have to register for an account on
>     the PST website, using your E-Prime license number.
> 
>     Then, PST has changed things a bit on the website, with more changes
>     in the works.  I will give you a path using the old way, and then
>     the new way.
> 
>     So, go to www.pstnet.com <http://www.pstnet.com> .  Go to Support,
>     and select "E-Prime
>     Knowledge Base" from the flyout menu.  Then you will get the old
>     suport layout.  Click on the "Sample" link on the left side, and take
>     it from there.
> 
>     Or, from www.pstnet.com <http://www.pstnet.com> again, from the
>     Support flyout menu, select,
>     well, "Product Service and Support".  If you have not logged in
>     already, log in now using the tiny login link in the upper
>     right.  Now you will get a screen that includes Samples.  Try
>     clicking on "Product Service and Support".  Now you will get a screen
>     that includes Samples.  Try clicking on "E-Prime 2.0 Samples", and
>     you should find what you want (and more besides).  Or try using the
>     search box at the top of the screen.  <editorial>(PST hopes that the
>     new support design and search feature will easily guide users to a
>     full range of relevant answers to any questions, good in theory but
>     will it work in practice?)</editorial>
> 
>     -- David McFarlane
> 
> 
>     At 3/25/2014 02:46 PM Tuesday, Avner Hoffmann wrote:
>      >Hi David, thanks for your reply.
>      >I looked in the PST website for the example you mentioned, but can't
>      >seem to find it.
>      >Can you add a link to it or to the page where I should find it?
>      >
>      >Avner
>      >
>      >On Tuesday, March 25, 2014 4:14:19 PM UTC+2, McFarlane, David wrote:
>      >Avner,
>      >
>      >Well, at least some aspects of what you want are described in the
>      >"Study Recall" example that you may download from the PST website.
>      >
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>      >take any and all questions at
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>      >
>      >At 3/24/2014 10:05 AM Monday, Avner Hoffmann wrote:
>      > >Me and my team mates are conducting a research that includes face
>      > >perception experiment.
>      > >I've managed to build a simple trial in E Prime which displays 20
>      > >face images to the subject and collects the inputs regarding a
>      > >characteristic of the face from the subject,
>      > >each face is shown for a predefined time of a few seconds.
>      > >The thing is, that if the subject failed to press one of the
>      > >relevant keys in the time frame of the displayed image, no data is
>      > >collected from the user input for that image.
>      > >I was wondering, is there a functionality in E Prime that can
>     repeat
>      > >stimuli again, for instance after all the stimuli were
>     displayed, in
>      > >the condition when no input was collected from the subject?
>      > >
>      > >Thanks in advance,
>      > >Avner

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