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Comprehension questions after response following specific stimuli
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(02-04-2021, 10:23 AM)Ting Wrote: There are potentially two ways to approach this 25% requirement:

If there's no strict need for randomization of stimuli, then perhaps the easiest way is to use the catch trial feature (https://help.findingfive.com/api/procedu...tch_trials). The downsize is that it will introduce a pattern: a comprehension question pops up every X stimuli.

Alternatively, a hacky way to do it is to tweak the trial template that generates your comprehension question trials so that 75% of them actually a blank trial (or a sentence saying "this screen is intentionally left blank" or something like that). Then when you yoked everything together, it'll seem like only 25% of them have a comprehension question.

Thanks! The first option won't work in this case, because of the predictability of the questions. The second option seems to works - I created blank text stimuli and paired them with background_audio responses set to duration: 0.01. And if anyone has a more elegant solution than what I did here, I'd love to hear it! Thanks again.
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RE: Comprehension questions after response following specific stimuli - by atfrederiksen - 02-04-2021, 11:21 AM

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