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FAQ #6 - timeout duration vs trial duration - AshMcD - 01-24-2023 Q: When should I use timeout duration vs. trial duration? A: When you are trying to do a speeded task where participants must respond within X number of seconds depending on the trial, the recommended approach is set a timeout duration on the choice response rather than on the trial. Trial durations are usually only a good idea for training trials, where no responses are needed. For more information about controlling trial timing, see: Adjusting the Timing of Trials | FindingFive Study Grammar Documentation |