The FindingFive Study Grammar Reference

Here you will find comprehensive documentation on the features and capabilities of the FindingFive Study Grammar. If you are trying to find out how to make your desired experiment possible with FindingFive, you've come to the right place!

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How to use this documentation

The Study Grammar documentation is divided into four major sections, each corresponding to a section of the study editor:

1. Stimuli
2. Responses
3. Trial Templates
4. Procedure

Each section is further divided into pages based on the type of the relevant object. For example, the Stimuli section has pages for text stimuli, image stimuli, audio stimuli, etc.

← Navigation for these pages is on the left side of the screen.

Each page includes the relevant properties for that object type, organized into sections. For example, the Text Stimulus page includes a section for required properties that includes the "type" and "content" properties, as well as a section for optional properties, which includes many more.

Navigation for these page sections can be found on the right side of the screen for the current page. →

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