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Thanks again @Fab ! I cannot thank you enough. Along with your most beneficial help, you are also helping me to understand what went wrong. I have been testing the new experiment so far, but there is one little problem. Correct answers should be ind…
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@Fab I have tried several things but failed to make the experiment work. Since the error says "listundefined.csv", I think it might be related to the code you created to randomize list numbers in the set_task_order part.
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Hello again @ Fab! Your version of the experiment gives the following error after the practice part. https://forum.cogsci.nl/uploads/046/9WMJSPZL32Q7.jpg The error might be related to "increment_taskcounter" code. Any suggestions? Thanks…
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Thank you @sebastiaan ! Now that I know that is different for local experiments, I will create future experiments accordingly. Thank you @Fab ! The experiment seems to work with this new code; I will test the whole experiment and let you know. You…
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I have managed to accomplish pseudo-randomizing by the following code: vars.prime= '' if (vars.subject_nr==0){ vars.prime="[prime1]"} if (vars.subject_nr==1){ vars.prime="[prime2]"} if (vars.subject_nr==2){ vars.prime="[pr…
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I have another idea! Maybe I can create only 4 lists with two prime columns (prime1 and prime2). Participants will be assigned to one of these two prime lists according to their participant number. I think this will be the simplest solution.
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It helped a lot, thanks @Fab ! One more detail about the experiments: They are going to include masked primes, so the 8 lists we will use are actually two different versions of 4 lists -varying only in the prime types. It is like this: List 1 - List…
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Hello @Fab ! Both of your solutions are perfect, but I preferred the second method as I might also need the participant numbers associated with each experiment data. I made slight modifications according to the one of the posts in this form (Collec…
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Hello again @Fab , I cannot thank you enough for all the help you have provided! You are amazing! This version will do nicely, and I have learned a lot thanks to your detailed explanations. One more small question, if I am allowed to take a little …
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Hello @Fab ! Thank you so much for your detailed answer and design. First, I will add a code to counterbalance the response keys according to your advice. Your current design works really well, but I just need one more feature. I will use 8 differ…
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Hi Stephan, Thank you for your answer. I created an experiment file to get started. So in this experiment, I have created 3 java scripts: 1) order_semanticandLDT : this should choose the order of the tasks, semantic categorization or lexical decis…
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Hello @sebastiaan, Your solution works perfectly; just one quick question though. Let's say that we have four conditions "a", "b", "c", and "d". With your scripts, we can counterbalance these 4 conditions to…
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@sebastiaan That works perfectly! Thank you!
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Thanks, @lvanderlinden and @sebastiaan. I fixed my code according to the post you sent. The following solution seems to work; although as you mentioned, it is not a perfect counterbalance. Each participant will get one of the four lists that I crea…
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Thanks for your answer Eduard, I will run the experiment online, so this is probably a task for Osweb. How can I implement this by using Javascript? I tried something like that but it did not work. https://forum.cogsci.nl/uploads/057/2AJFW2OJB5KV…