Moderators for block execution

Commands:

DROPOUT Defines dropout rule to repeat trials with incorrect responses

MaxERROR Defines a learning criterion

MaxTIME Limits the execution time

MaxTrial Defines pauses within block executions

This group of commands influences the way blocks are executed or defines stop conditions based on errors or total time. Any setting is automatically reset after one block execution and must be re-initiated in order to be used again for another block.

The MAXERROR-command aborts blocks dependent on the frequency of errors.

The MAXTIME-command sets a maximum time interval after which a block is aborted, even if not all trials have been executed. You can also insert a pause trial after a certain time interval.

The MAXTRIAL-command inserts a certain trial in the running block sequence after a certain number of trials. This feature can be used to realize breaks within a long block definition without disrupting the overall block permutation.

The DROPOUT-command drops trials that have been answered correctly and repeats trials that have not been answered correctly.