This is probably too short for most purposes, and in any case you will want more flexbility for your own experiment.
This goes by too quickly to be of any use how can we keep the text on the screen for a longer period of time, or only proceed when the subject makes a response?īy default, the TextDisplay object will be presented on the screen for 1000 milliseconds in other words, one of its properties is a duration of 1000 milliseconds. You should then see the TextDisplay object briefly appear on the screeen and then disappear. When you are prompted to enter a Subject and Session number, use the defaults. (These can be found in the General tab - ForeColor corresponding to the font color, and BackColor to the background color - and the Font tab.) You should see the changes in the TextDisplay object occur as you make them.Īt this point you could run the experiment by clicking the Run icon - a tiny purple man running through a door. To begin, click and drag a TextDisplay object to the experimental timeline, rename it to “Welcome”, and type the following text in the textbox: “Welcome to the experiment! Press the SPACEBAR to continue.” To make the text easier to read, change the background color to Black, the font size to 24, and the font color to White. The Slide object’s properties are controlled by the property pages tab, while the sub-objects are controlled by the sub-object property pages tab.īefore we learn about Slides, we will revisit our TextDisplay objects and examine more advanced properties: Duration, Timing Mode, and Pre-release. This tutorial will show you how to make a basic Stroop experiment by using Slides - objects that can contain several sub-objects, or objects within the object, such as multiple images and text boxes.
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