In SuperLab 5 this is done with a single check-box.
However for your specific case, use the instructions listed below. Also, attached is a small demo experiment showing how this is done.
- You will need to create an event for the break. In the demo experiment this event is named "Break Event"
- The "Break Event" will be set to only appear when there is a particular participant response. For example, the experiment attached uses keyboard presses, however I used a mouse-click as the response for the break event to appear
- One Rule will be needed under the Trial Editor. The Rule's criteria is set to:
- If the "Last Participant Response is "Mouse Click
- then
- "Present" Break Event
- Also if you look under the Input tab for the "Break Event" you will see it's set to end on a correct response, which is also a "Mouse Click"
- The Rule needs to be used in all trials within the experiment. An easy way to link the Rule to all trials is to follow the steps below:
- In the Trial Editor under the Rule tab there is an Edit button
- When you click on the Edit button you will see an option to "Attach Rule to Multiple Trials"
- The next screen will show all trials within your experiment. Click on the Select All button