Nik,

I've updated the simon task wiki page to discuss the data output, and
some other aspects of the task:

http://pebl.sourceforge.net/wiki/index.php/Simon_Task


In brief, columns refer to:

    subnum: participant code
    trial: ordinal counter for trial
    type: stimulus type (leftcolor versus rightcolor)
    pos: position from center. This relates to Yamaguchi and Proctor's
finding that distance from center impacts interference.
    resp: the response that was made (left or right shift)
    corr: whether the response was correct
    time: absolute time counter, in ms, of the trial completion
    rt: response time, in ms 


Compatible trials will be type 1 with negative pos, and type 2 with
positive pos; incompatible will be the reverse.

Best, 
Shane


On Tue, 2017-09-26 at 10:17 +0000, Nik Vucetic wrote:
> To Whom it may concern,
> 
> I'm using your programme for my psychological experiment, in
> particular the Simon Task. It's been great, and straightforward to
> use. Unfortunately, I'm struggling to understand the output data. As
> you know, the Simon Task produces an excel spreadsheet with a lot of
> information such as reaction time, and response accuracy. I'm having
> trouble understanding whether or not the trials were compatible or
> incompatbile. At first I thought this information would fall under
> the column titled "pos" but I was proven to be incorrect.
> 
> Would you know how I can find out whether or not my trails were
> compatible or incompatbile?
> 
> Regards,
> 
> Nik
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