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Hi together,
thanks for your helpful entries and inputs. It always helps a lot! Referring to this, I have difficulties to integrate this syntax into my script.
What is identical: During the wordsearch task the subjects shall find as many words as they can within a given time. The words they find should be entered in a textbox, which in turn should be presented at the top of the screen. So far so good.
What is different: (1) I have a script with 10 groups, each with 11 blocks. In the second block and in the eighth block the subjects shall do a wordsearch task. Therefore, in each of both blocks a (different) picture of a wordsearch puzzle is presented. That means, every subject does two different wordsearch tasks - one in the second block, one in the eighth block. --> Thus there are two different pictures of a wordsearch puzzle.
(2) Dependent on the group of the inquisit script, the wordpuzzle shall be presented for 5 different times. group 1&6: 300s group 2&7: 292.5s group 3&8: 285s group 4&9: 270s group 5&10: 0s --> Thus there are 5 different presentation times.
(3) The words, that are presented in the second block should not be presented in the eighth block. (That problem occurred, when I tried to integrate two wordsearch tasks into my script - obviously I did something wrong.)
My problem: If I am right, I have to repeat your syntax 2*5 times, so that there are 10 different wordsearch tasks in the whole script. On basis of your former entry, I repeated your syntax 10 times and varied the arguments, so that there are 10 different wordsearch tasks. But somehow it didn't work. I think I have changed the wrong arguments. Could anyone tell me, what exactly I have to "rename", to create those 10 different wordsearch tasks (who last 300s, 292.5s, 285s, 270s or 0s, each for picture1 in the second block and for picture2 in the eighth block). Or is there an easier way to implement this?
Sorry to bother you with it, but I really don't know how to handle it. I hope, someone else does.
Thanks a lot!
Daniel
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