Hi,
It's been so long since I've looked at the demo that I'm not sure whether my version directly corresponds to it. (I'd check, but I no longer have DirectRT on my computer.) I've attached the kind...

If you don't mind creating pseudo-random trials (i.e., predetermining which foils will be paired with your target word), you could simply create stimulus lists that features your target word however...

http://www.empirisoft.com/Support/showthread.php?t=4728

Does this answer your question?

I have not, but thanks for the advice!

Paul

This syntax was for a standard (racial bias) IAT. In fact, I believe that I used the exact same formatting, albeit different photos, as the version featured as an example in the DirectRT package....

I'm all about posting ridiculously late responses right now. Hopefully this helps someone!

BTW, this is based on Greenwald, Nosek, and Banaji's (2003) scoring algorithm.

Hi Nancy,

Here is an input file that I used in my thesis study. The file starts out with 16 practice trials followed by four blocks of varying contrasts (the non-practice trials were randomized...

Has anyone devised a DirectRT version of this yet? If so, please let me know! Otherwise, I'll (hopefully) post my own version here in the next couple of months.

Figured it out! Apparently, the format of the command line must match exactly what is specified in the instructions. Thus

"C:\Program Files\DirectRT\executeDRT.exe" ,1,1,C:/gnat/gnat1.csv,all
...

Yes, the input file runs smoothly when opened from within DirectRT. I just moved the folder to the 'C' drive and got the same results as before. Here is the new run prompt that I used:
"C:\Program...

Hi,
I've been trying to run an input file from the windows run prompt, and I am having some success with getting DirectRT (v2004) to run the input. However, it seems as if DirectRT is running the...