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Post by barbaraacker on Aug 13, 2024 14:55:05 GMT
My experiment contains multiple blocks, each containing different orders of an auditory task, a click-on-the-dot task, and a visual search/object identification task. It appears as a "tri-task" to the participant. When performance falls below a certain level on the visual search task, I want to jump to a "dual task" block, then jump back to the tri-task after a given amount of time. I can end a task based on the performance criteria, but can't figure out how to jump to specific blocks.
I also have this task coded using separate blocks for the auditory, dot, and visual search tasks, instead of 1 long script including all 3 tasks, in case that organization is more amenable to a "skip to block" process.
Suggestions?
Thank you! PsyToolKit is an excellent tool!
-Barbara
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Post by barbaraacker on Oct 9, 2024 15:03:38 GMT
In an effort to help others:
I used various "if" statements related to performance at the end of the Tri task trials and placed the Dual task after every Tri task in blockorder. There is a performance check (using global variables) at the beginning of the Dual task. If performance falls above the limit, the Dual task is skipped and the participant proceeds to the next Tri task. All of this is behind the scenes and it appears seamless to the participant.
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