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use of values for responsekey and position of stimuli

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juju	juju posted 5 Years Ago HOT Topic Details Share Topic
Group: Forum Members Posts: 26, Visits: 118	Hi, I am trying to manipulate, at the level of the block, the position of background stimuli and define correct response depending on the condition in which the subject is. But I am stuck because it seems as if the values cannot be set at the beginning of the experiment. I tried two solutions without success (attached - I shorten the experiment to focus on the problem). Could someone tell me what I am doing wrong? Attachments study_valueSTSR_2003_pb.exp (334 views, 71.00 KB) study_valueSTSR_2003_pb2.exp (340 views, 70.00 KB)
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Dave	Dave posted 5 Years Ago ANSWER Post Details Share Post
Group: Administrators Posts: 12K, Visits: 98K	+x juju - Wednesday, March 20, 2019 Hi, I am trying to manipulate, at the level of the block, the position of background stimuli and define correct response depending on the condition in which the subject is. But I am stuck because it seems as if the values cannot be set at the beginning of the experiment. I tried two solutions without success (attached - I shorten the experiment to focus on the problem). Could someone tell me what I am doing wrong? The <variables> element is the wrong syntax construct to use. To set values at the start of an <expt>, use /onexptbegin attributes like so: <expt> / onexptbegin = [values.cond = 1;] /subjects = (1 of 4) / blocks = [1=prepare;2=familiar1; 3=familiar2] </expt> <expt> / onexptbegin = [values.cond = 1;] /subjects = (2 of 4) / blocks = [1=prepare;2=familiar1; 3=familiar2] </expt> <expt> / onexptbegin = [values.cond = 2;] /subjects = (3 of 4) / blocks = [1=prepare;2=familiar1; 3=familiar2] </expt> <expt> / onexptbegin = [values.cond = 2;] /subjects = (4 of 4) / blocks = [1=prepare;2=familiar1; 3=familiar2] </expt>
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juju	juju posted 5 Years Ago ANSWER Post Details Share Post
Group: Forum Members Posts: 26, Visits: 118	+x Dave - Wednesday, March 20, 2019 +x juju - Wednesday, March 20, 2019 Hi, I am trying to manipulate, at the level of the block, the position of background stimuli and define correct response depending on the condition in which the subject is. But I am stuck because it seems as if the values cannot be set at the beginning of the experiment. I tried two solutions without success (attached - I shorten the experiment to focus on the problem). Could someone tell me what I am doing wrong? The <variables> element is the wrong syntax construct to use. To set values at the start of an <expt>, use /onexptbegin attributes like so: <expt> / onexptbegin = [values.cond = 1;] /subjects = (1 of 4) / blocks = [1=prepare;2=familiar1; 3=familiar2] </expt> <expt> / onexptbegin = [values.cond = 1;] /subjects = (2 of 4) / blocks = [1=prepare;2=familiar1; 3=familiar2] </expt> <expt> / onexptbegin = [values.cond = 2;] /subjects = (3 of 4) / blocks = [1=prepare;2=familiar1; 3=familiar2] </expt> <expt> / onexptbegin = [values.cond = 2;] /subjects = (4 of 4) / blocks = [1=prepare;2=familiar1; 3=familiar2] </expt> ok thanks - I tried before but it did not work - hope this time it will.
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juju	juju posted 5 Years Ago ANSWER Post Details Share Post
Group: Forum Members Posts: 26, Visits: 118	+x Dave - Wednesday, March 20, 2019 +x juju - Wednesday, March 20, 2019 Hi, I am trying to manipulate, at the level of the block, the position of background stimuli and define correct response depending on the condition in which the subject is. But I am stuck because it seems as if the values cannot be set at the beginning of the experiment. I tried two solutions without success (attached - I shorten the experiment to focus on the problem). Could someone tell me what I am doing wrong? The <variables> element is the wrong syntax construct to use. To set values at the start of an <expt>, use /onexptbegin attributes like so: <expt> / onexptbegin = [values.cond = 1;] /subjects = (1 of 4) / blocks = [1=prepare;2=familiar1; 3=familiar2] </expt> <expt> / onexptbegin = [values.cond = 1;] /subjects = (2 of 4) / blocks = [1=prepare;2=familiar1; 3=familiar2] </expt> <expt> / onexptbegin = [values.cond = 2;] /subjects = (3 of 4) / blocks = [1=prepare;2=familiar1; 3=familiar2] </expt> <expt> / onexptbegin = [values.cond = 2;] /subjects = (4 of 4) / blocks = [1=prepare;2=familiar1; 3=familiar2] </expt> ok thanks - I tried before but it did not work - hope this time it will. +x juju - Wednesday, March 20, 2019 +x Dave - Wednesday, March 20, 2019 +x juju - Wednesday, March 20, 2019 Hi, I am trying to manipulate, at the level of the block, the position of background stimuli and define correct response depending on the condition in which the subject is. But I am stuck because it seems as if the values cannot be set at the beginning of the experiment. I tried two solutions without success (attached - I shorten the experiment to focus on the problem). Could someone tell me what I am doing wrong? The <variables> element is the wrong syntax construct to use. To set values at the start of an <expt>, use /onexptbegin attributes like so: <expt> / onexptbegin = [values.cond = 1;] /subjects = (1 of 4) / blocks = [1=prepare;2=familiar1; 3=familiar2] </expt> <expt> / onexptbegin = [values.cond = 1;] /subjects = (2 of 4) / blocks = [1=prepare;2=familiar1; 3=familiar2] </expt> <expt> / onexptbegin = [values.cond = 2;] /subjects = (3 of 4) / blocks = [1=prepare;2=familiar1; 3=familiar2] </expt> <expt> / onexptbegin = [values.cond = 2;] /subjects = (4 of 4) / blocks = [1=prepare;2=familiar1; 3=familiar2] </expt> ok thanks - I tried before but it did not work - hope this time it will. Maybe there is some subtle thing I did not get but it still does not work - I used <expt> /onexptbegin = [values.cond=1] /subjects = (1 of 4) <expt> and then <block prepare> /trials = [1=setvalue] /onblockend = [if (values.cond==1) values.keyiat =1;values.keyfamsr=1;values.order=1;values.pair=1;values.pairfamsr=1] /onblockend = [if (values.cond==2) values.keyiat =2;values.keyfamsr=2;values.order=2;values.pair=2;values.pairfamsr=2] </block> and <block familiar1> / bgstim = (instr_F, instr_J, TARG1_l, TARG2_l) / trials = [1= inst_induc1; 2-21=random(SAT_TARG1, SAT_TARG2)] /onblockbegin = [if (values.keyfamsr == 1) text.TARG1_l.hposition = "20%";text.TARG2_l.hposition = "80%"] /onblockbegin = [if (values.keyfamsr == 1) values.srsidetarg1 = 2; values.srsidetarg2 = 1] /onblockbegin = [if (values.keyfamsr == 2) text.TARG1_l.hposition = "80%";text.TARG2_l.hposition = "20%"] /onblockbegin = [if (values.keyfamsr == 2) values.srsidetarg1 = 1; values.srsidetarg2 = 2] /onblockbegin = [values.block = 1] /onblockbegin = [values.numitem = 10] /onblockbegin = [if(values.blockf == 1)text.compito1.textcolor=white] /onblockbegin = [if(values.blockf == 1)text.compito2.textcolor=white] /onblockbegin = [if(values.blockf == 1)text.compito3.textcolor=white] /errormessage = true(error,200) /onblockend = [values.block = 0] /onblockend = [values.blockf = values.blockf + 1] /onblockend = [if(values.order == 1)values.pairfamsr==2] /onblockend = [if(values.order == 2)values.pairfamsr==1] </block> but whatever the number of cond (1 or 2) does not change the position of the background stimulus Thanks in advance Attachments study_valueSTSR_2003.exp (376 views, 73.00 KB)
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Dave	Dave posted 5 Years Ago ANSWER Post Details Share Post
Group: Administrators Posts: 12K, Visits: 98K	+x juju - Wednesday, March 20, 2019 +x Dave - Wednesday, March 20, 2019 +x juju - Wednesday, March 20, 2019 Hi, I am trying to manipulate, at the level of the block, the position of background stimuli and define correct response depending on the condition in which the subject is. But I am stuck because it seems as if the values cannot be set at the beginning of the experiment. I tried two solutions without success (attached - I shorten the experiment to focus on the problem). Could someone tell me what I am doing wrong? The <variables> element is the wrong syntax construct to use. To set values at the start of an <expt>, use /onexptbegin attributes like so: <expt> / onexptbegin = [values.cond = 1;] /subjects = (1 of 4) / blocks = [1=prepare;2=familiar1; 3=familiar2] </expt> <expt> / onexptbegin = [values.cond = 1;] /subjects = (2 of 4) / blocks = [1=prepare;2=familiar1; 3=familiar2] </expt> <expt> / onexptbegin = [values.cond = 2;] /subjects = (3 of 4) / blocks = [1=prepare;2=familiar1; 3=familiar2] </expt> <expt> / onexptbegin = [values.cond = 2;] /subjects = (4 of 4) / blocks = [1=prepare;2=familiar1; 3=familiar2] </expt> ok thanks - I tried before but it did not work - hope this time it will. +x juju - Wednesday, March 20, 2019 +x Dave - Wednesday, March 20, 2019 +x juju - Wednesday, March 20, 2019 Hi, I am trying to manipulate, at the level of the block, the position of background stimuli and define correct response depending on the condition in which the subject is. But I am stuck because it seems as if the values cannot be set at the beginning of the experiment. I tried two solutions without success (attached - I shorten the experiment to focus on the problem). Could someone tell me what I am doing wrong? The <variables> element is the wrong syntax construct to use. To set values at the start of an <expt>, use /onexptbegin attributes like so: <expt> / onexptbegin = [values.cond = 1;] /subjects = (1 of 4) / blocks = [1=prepare;2=familiar1; 3=familiar2] </expt> <expt> / onexptbegin = [values.cond = 1;] /subjects = (2 of 4) / blocks = [1=prepare;2=familiar1; 3=familiar2] </expt> <expt> / onexptbegin = [values.cond = 2;] /subjects = (3 of 4) / blocks = [1=prepare;2=familiar1; 3=familiar2] </expt> <expt> / onexptbegin = [values.cond = 2;] /subjects = (4 of 4) / blocks = [1=prepare;2=familiar1; 3=familiar2] </expt> ok thanks - I tried before but it did not work - hope this time it will. Maybe there is some subtle thing I did not get but it still does not work - I used <expt> /onexptbegin = [values.cond=1] /subjects = (1 of 4) <expt> and then <block prepare> /trials = [1=setvalue] /onblockend = [if (values.cond==1) values.keyiat =1;values.keyfamsr=1;values.order=1;values.pair=1;values.pairfamsr=1] /onblockend = [if (values.cond==2) values.keyiat =2;values.keyfamsr=2;values.order=2;values.pair=2;values.pairfamsr=2] </block> and <block familiar1> / bgstim = (instr_F, instr_J, TARG1_l, TARG2_l) / trials = [1= inst_induc1; 2-21=random(SAT_TARG1, SAT_TARG2)] /onblockbegin = [if (values.keyfamsr == 1) text.TARG1_l.hposition = "20%";text.TARG2_l.hposition = "80%"] /onblockbegin = [if (values.keyfamsr == 1) values.srsidetarg1 = 2; values.srsidetarg2 = 1] /onblockbegin = [if (values.keyfamsr == 2) text.TARG1_l.hposition = "80%";text.TARG2_l.hposition = "20%"] /onblockbegin = [if (values.keyfamsr == 2) values.srsidetarg1 = 1; values.srsidetarg2 = 2] /onblockbegin = [values.block = 1] /onblockbegin = [values.numitem = 10] /onblockbegin = [if(values.blockf == 1)text.compito1.textcolor=white] /onblockbegin = [if(values.blockf == 1)text.compito2.textcolor=white] /onblockbegin = [if(values.blockf == 1)text.compito3.textcolor=white] /errormessage = true(error,200) /onblockend = [values.block = 0] /onblockend = [values.blockf = values.blockf + 1] /onblockend = [if(values.order == 1)values.pairfamsr==2] /onblockend = [if(values.order == 2)values.pairfamsr==1] </block> but whatever the number of cond (1 or 2) does not change the position of the background stimulus Thanks in advance There are some syntax issues with your code (none of which have anything to do with the values set /onexptbegin, by the way). First, whenever you wish to execute multiple actions under a single condition, you ought to use curly braces. I.e. <block prepare> /trials = [1=setvalue] /onblockend = [if (values.cond==1) values.keyiat =1; values.keyfamsr=1;values.order=1;values.pair=1;values.pairfamsr=1] /onblockend = [if (values.cond==2) values.keyiat =2; values.keyfamsr=2;values.order=2;values.pair=2;values.pairfamsr=2] </block> is wrong. Only the the two bolded statements are conditional, the rest is unconditional. To work properly, this ought to read: <block prepare> /trials = [1=setvalue] /onblockend = [if (values.cond==1) {values.keyiat =1;values.keyfamsr=1;values.order=1;values.pair=1;values.pairfamsr=1}] /onblockend = [if (values.cond==2) {values.keyiat =2;values.keyfamsr=2;values.order=2;values.pair=2;values.pairfamsr=2}] </block> Virtually all /onblockbegin statements throughout the script suffer from that mistake. I've fixed that in the attached script. Attachments study_valueSTSR_2003.exp (342 views, 73.00 KB)
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juju	juju posted 5 Years Ago ANSWER Post Details Share Post
Group: Forum Members Posts: 26, Visits: 118	+x Dave - Wednesday, March 20, 2019 +x juju - Wednesday, March 20, 2019 +x Dave - Wednesday, March 20, 2019 +x juju - Wednesday, March 20, 2019 Hi, I am trying to manipulate, at the level of the block, the position of background stimuli and define correct response depending on the condition in which the subject is. But I am stuck because it seems as if the values cannot be set at the beginning of the experiment. I tried two solutions without success (attached - I shorten the experiment to focus on the problem). Could someone tell me what I am doing wrong? The <variables> element is the wrong syntax construct to use. To set values at the start of an <expt>, use /onexptbegin attributes like so: <expt> / onexptbegin = [values.cond = 1;] /subjects = (1 of 4) / blocks = [1=prepare;2=familiar1; 3=familiar2] </expt> <expt> / onexptbegin = [values.cond = 1;] /subjects = (2 of 4) / blocks = [1=prepare;2=familiar1; 3=familiar2] </expt> <expt> / onexptbegin = [values.cond = 2;] /subjects = (3 of 4) / blocks = [1=prepare;2=familiar1; 3=familiar2] </expt> <expt> / onexptbegin = [values.cond = 2;] /subjects = (4 of 4) / blocks = [1=prepare;2=familiar1; 3=familiar2] </expt> ok thanks - I tried before but it did not work - hope this time it will. +x juju - Wednesday, March 20, 2019 +x Dave - Wednesday, March 20, 2019 +x juju - Wednesday, March 20, 2019 Hi, I am trying to manipulate, at the level of the block, the position of background stimuli and define correct response depending on the condition in which the subject is. But I am stuck because it seems as if the values cannot be set at the beginning of the experiment. I tried two solutions without success (attached - I shorten the experiment to focus on the problem). Could someone tell me what I am doing wrong? The <variables> element is the wrong syntax construct to use. To set values at the start of an <expt>, use /onexptbegin attributes like so: <expt> / onexptbegin = [values.cond = 1;] /subjects = (1 of 4) / blocks = [1=prepare;2=familiar1; 3=familiar2] </expt> <expt> / onexptbegin = [values.cond = 1;] /subjects = (2 of 4) / blocks = [1=prepare;2=familiar1; 3=familiar2] </expt> <expt> / onexptbegin = [values.cond = 2;] /subjects = (3 of 4) / blocks = [1=prepare;2=familiar1; 3=familiar2] </expt> <expt> / onexptbegin = [values.cond = 2;] /subjects = (4 of 4) / blocks = [1=prepare;2=familiar1; 3=familiar2] </expt> ok thanks - I tried before but it did not work - hope this time it will. Maybe there is some subtle thing I did not get but it still does not work - I used <expt> /onexptbegin = [values.cond=1] /subjects = (1 of 4) <expt> and then <block prepare> /trials = [1=setvalue] /onblockend = [if (values.cond==1) values.keyiat =1;values.keyfamsr=1;values.order=1;values.pair=1;values.pairfamsr=1] /onblockend = [if (values.cond==2) values.keyiat =2;values.keyfamsr=2;values.order=2;values.pair=2;values.pairfamsr=2] </block> and <block familiar1> / bgstim = (instr_F, instr_J, TARG1_l, TARG2_l) / trials = [1= inst_induc1; 2-21=random(SAT_TARG1, SAT_TARG2)] /onblockbegin = [if (values.keyfamsr == 1) text.TARG1_l.hposition = "20%";text.TARG2_l.hposition = "80%"] /onblockbegin = [if (values.keyfamsr == 1) values.srsidetarg1 = 2; values.srsidetarg2 = 1] /onblockbegin = [if (values.keyfamsr == 2) text.TARG1_l.hposition = "80%";text.TARG2_l.hposition = "20%"] /onblockbegin = [if (values.keyfamsr == 2) values.srsidetarg1 = 1; values.srsidetarg2 = 2] /onblockbegin = [values.block = 1] /onblockbegin = [values.numitem = 10] /onblockbegin = [if(values.blockf == 1)text.compito1.textcolor=white] /onblockbegin = [if(values.blockf == 1)text.compito2.textcolor=white] /onblockbegin = [if(values.blockf == 1)text.compito3.textcolor=white] /errormessage = true(error,200) /onblockend = [values.block = 0] /onblockend = [values.blockf = values.blockf + 1] /onblockend = [if(values.order == 1)values.pairfamsr==2] /onblockend = [if(values.order == 2)values.pairfamsr==1] </block> but whatever the number of cond (1 or 2) does not change the position of the background stimulus Thanks in advance There are some syntax issues with your code (none of which have anything to do with the values set /onexptbegin, by the way). First, whenever you wish to execute multiple actions under a single condition, you ought to use curly braces. I.e. <block prepare> /trials = [1=setvalue] /onblockend = [if (values.cond==1) values.keyiat =1; values.keyfamsr=1;values.order=1;values.pair=1;values.pairfamsr=1] /onblockend = [if (values.cond==2) values.keyiat =2; values.keyfamsr=2;values.order=2;values.pair=2;values.pairfamsr=2] </block> is wrong. Only the the two bolded statements are conditional, the rest is unconditional. To work properly, this ought to read: <block prepare> /trials = [1=setvalue] /onblockend = [if (values.cond==1) {values.keyiat =1;values.keyfamsr=1;values.order=1;values.pair=1;values.pairfamsr=1}] /onblockend = [if (values.cond==2) {values.keyiat =2;values.keyfamsr=2;values.order=2;values.pair=2;values.pairfamsr=2}] </block> Virtually all /onblockbegin statements throughout the script suffer from that mistake. I've fixed that in the attached script. Thank you very much for your help!
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