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abhi	abhi posted 5 Years Ago Topic Details Share Topic
Group: Forum Members Posts: 114, Visits: 558	Hi, Am working on 'Implicit Attitude Test (IAT) - auditory IAT' script and tweaking it for my requirement.. In this script are the 'respondent errors' being updated automatcillay (i.e., 'replacing latencies of error trials by the mean latency for the block plus two standard deviations' ). Or I have to do it manually later? Couldnt see it in the expressions but I saw it mentioned in one of the threads here. Not clear about it. Thanks
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Dave	Dave posted 5 Years Ago ANSWER Post Details Share Post
Group: Administrators Posts: 12K, Visits: 98K	+x abhi - 6/24/2019 Hi, Am working on 'Implicit Attitude Test (IAT) - auditory IAT' script and tweaking it for my requirement.. In this script are the 'respondent errors' being updated automatcillay (i.e., 'replacing latencies of error trials by the mean latency for the block plus two standard deviations' ). Or I have to do it manually later? Couldnt see it in the expressions but I saw it mentioned in one of the threads here. Not clear about it. Thanks The Auditory IAT script, just like all the others, requires participants to press the correct key after an intial erroneous response before moving on to the next trial. This creates a built-in error penalty, which makes recoding "respondent errors" unncessary. "D with built-in error penalty" is the recommended D-variant for IATs that require response correction, see Greenwald et al. (2003).
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