Getting Started with NeuroTask Scripting

Jaap Murre

Table of Contents

Getting Started with NeuroTask Scripting

Preface
- Audience
- Typographic convention
1. Getting started with NeuroTask Scripting
2. Capturing keys and reaction times
3. Screen layout with Box and Block
4. Images
5. Style
6. Survey questions with form controls
7. Data logging and handling
8. Animation and drag-and-drop
9. Sound
- 9.1 Preloading sounds
- 9.2 Advanced options
10. Working with video
11. Graphics
12. Pivot Tables
13. Synchronous and asynchronous programming
- 13.1 To be written
Example Scripts
- Corsi Block Tapping Task
- Random Dot Pattern Recognition

Getting Started with NeuroTask Scripting/13. Synchronous and asynchronous programming

13. Synchronous and asynchronous programming

13.1 To be written

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13. Synchronous and asynchronous programming
13.1 To be written