#Digit span psyscope code
#Digit span psyscope trial

#Digit span psyscope trial

number_within_level: the number of the trial within the given level (1-2 for the practice runs, 1-4 for the task runs).correct_answer: the stimulus stream, the correct answer.level: the level of the task (2 for the practice runs, 3-9 for the task runs).

#Digit span psyscope code

key_press: number code of the key pressed.stimulus: stimulus on the screen in HTML.test_part: the part of the task (instruction, start_practice, stimulus, answer, feedback, start_task, debrief).rt: the reaction time for submitting the answer.view_history: viewing data about the instruction trial.browser_event: browser events at the given trial (fullscreenenter, fullscreenexit, blur or focus).internal_code_id: internal node id of the trial.session: customized session number (for offline version only).subject: a 15-character long random subject ID for online version, and customized subject number for offline version.time_elapsed: the time elapsed from the start of the script in ms.trial_index: the number of the given trials (all events considered, even instructions, feedbacks!).trial_type: JSPSych trialtype of the given trial (fullscreen, html-keyboard-response or survey-html-form).success: whether fullscreen mode was successfully started/ended (true or false).If the level is not completed successfully (i.e., the user answers correctly for less than three trials), the task ends. If the user answers correctly in three out of the four trials, the next level is presented. On the first level, three digits are presented, and on each level, the length of the digit stream become one digit longer (i.e., the maximum length is 9 digits). Altogether, seven levels can be completed. After the two practice runs, the task begins. Here, the user receive feedback whether their answer was correct. The task starts with two practice runs (with 2 digits per run). The user has to try to remember the presented digits in their order of appearance. The answer can be submitted by clicking on the 'Continue' button, or by hitting Enter. After a few digits, a textbox appears on the screen and the user have to type in their answer. The task of the user is to try to remember the digits in their order of appearance. One digit (1-9) per second appears one the screen (only one at a time). Created by the MEMO Team of Lyon Neuroscience Research Center (CRNL) (PI: Dezso Nemeth)Ī classical Digit Span Task created with JSPsych de Leeuw, J.