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Barbara Fiorani


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Synch Failure and Screen() function and Mex file not working with Psychtoolbox-3 on both MacBook Air (MacOS Catalina) and Windows operating systems
Hi, I am neuroscience student new to programming (coming from a psychology background). Although my laptop is MacOS Catalina, ...

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URGENT - CAN YOU HELP??
Hi, I need to assign colours to Kb names as I am creating a stroop task script with Psychtoolbox. This is a part of my script...

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How can I assign Keyboard keys to colours?
Hi, I need to assign colours to Kb names as I am creating a stroop task script with Psychtoolbox. This is a part of my scri...

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Ceil function - please help
Can i use Test_Order = ceil(Trial_Order./Trials_Per_Test); to generate random ordering of possible conditions in a stroop test?...

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Blend function - please help (MATLAB 2020b)
Hi, Could someone clarify to me what the function below is needed for when setting up a script to run a stroop task? Screen(...

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How do i code? - stroop task with psychtoolbox
Hi all, Could you please clarify to me how can I code the standard duration of a stimulus (word) if I want the stimulus to d...

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What Dth stands for?

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error variable a - basic
Why it gives me error when I type >> a= instead of giving me the following result >> a = ...

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Error issue with variables
Why it says error when typing column_of_a= a( : ; 1) The same happens for rows.

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