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Yes; I see. Because they are currently linked keyboard responses, I added the # practice trial responses to the # block responses appropriate for each sketchpad, but the blocks are still running into each other without the sketchpads. Should I inclu…
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Definitely - thank you for the info! Would never have suspected on my own. And no worries; one of my colleagues can probably help with that. Kate
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Eduard, Thanks for the reply. The 11, 23, and 35 didn't work, but it made me think of something else. Perhaps the keyboard response is counting not just the keypresses from a given block of trials but also since the very beginning of the run? (movi…
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Eduard, Yes, that would be it! Describes it exactly. From what I understand, then, I switch to the multiprocess runner in my Mac settings? (My apologies for not knowing exactly what that is.) Wondering if this won't necessarily be an issue in the …
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@Daxide - thank you for sharing! Very helpful to see someone else's implementation. I see that your block of targets is sequential, making it possible to code what each correct response should be. I was hoping to present my stimuli in a randomized…
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Josh, Right now, it seems like the program is simply playing a randomized stream of stimuli, some of which repeat and most of which do not. I have two sketchpads (rather, sampler items because I'm using acoustic stimuli) and have defined the variab…
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Thanks so much, Josh! I'll give that a try.
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Hello! I'm working on an n-back as well (auditory) where my n value is fixed (= 1). I've done my best to follow what you've outlined above and have defined the following variables in my loop: "target_name" lists all of my acoustic stimuli…
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Hello, I am a new Open Sesame user and am interested in accessing this collection of standardized tasks, but I get a 404 error when I try to open the OP's link. Is there still a way to access it? Thank you! Kate