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Hyperscanning/Pairs of participants

Hello everyone!

Sorry if the question is naïve but I was wondering if it is possible to program an OpenSesame experiment where pairs of participants will be engaged in an interaction task? The first stage will be a behavioural pilot and then hyperscanning EEG sessions. Thanks a lot for any advice!

Best,

Emilia

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  • Hi @EmiliaKerr ,

    That's possible, and in fact there is a toolkit called Psynteract, developed by @Pascal and @mezzopiano , that allows for interactive OpenSesame experiments, although it's focused on experimental economics. (And I'm not sure whether it has been updated for recent versions of OpenSesame.)

    As an alternative, you can have two experiments communicate with each other using the built-in Python socket module or the pyzmq module (for ZeroMQ). This is not very difficult, but it does require some familiarity with network programming.

    — Sebastiaan

  • Hi Sebastiaan,

    Thank you very much! I'll look into both options, and I might come back here if I have any more detailed questions.

    Cheers,

    Emilia

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