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How can I shorten the experiment among many data?

I'm a beginner at Open Sesame. I made more than 100 targets. But it takes too long to test all the targets. Is there a way to do a part of it randomly? I tried Block sequence, but it's too hard for me. plz, help me.

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  • Hi May,

    It is hard, because you don't have yet experience. I recommend doing a few tutorials. This is a great way to familiarize yourself with the software and get a better understanding of what you are trying to do for your own experiment.

    If you present your targets sequentially, you probably do it with a loop (if you don't use a loop, you should use one). In the loop item, there is a repeat field that you can set. Per default it is set to 1, but if you decrease it to, for example 0.5 , then only half of all trials (represented by the number of rows that your loop table has) will be run. If you also have set the order to randomized, you'll get 50 randomly selected targets from your 100.

    Hope this helps,

    Eduard

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  • It was easier than I thought. Thank you sooooooo much

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