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Multiple Object Tracking Task

Field Value
Name Multiple Object Tracking Task
Version 0.1.0
Date Updated 2026-07-12
PsyFlow Version current local runtime
PsychoPy Version current local runtime
Modality Behavioral
Language English

1. Task Overview

This task measures attentional identity tracking for 2, 4, or 6 targets among eight identical independently moving objects. It crosses target count with slow/fast motion and target/distractor probes.

2. Task Flow

Task Flow

Block-Level Flow

Instruction -> six slow-motion practice trials -> reminder -> 36 scored trials -> summary.

Trial-Level Flow

Fixation 500 ms -> targets highlighted red 2000 ms -> all eight white objects move 4000 ms -> one final object receives a yellow ring for a target/distractor judgment -> ITI 500 ms.

Controller Logic

No adaptive controller. Thirty-six generated clips cover 12 factorial cells with three deterministic trajectory variants each.

Other Logic

F reports TARGET and J reports DISTRACTOR. Practice alone gives correctness feedback. Metadata preserves target IDs, probe ID, speed, paths, and clip identity.

3. Configuration Summary

a. Subject Info

Field Constraint
Participant ID Three digits

b. Window Settings

Setting Value
Resolution 1280 x 800
Stimulus field 16 x 12 degrees

c. Stimuli

Phase Visible content
Cue 8 circles; targets red
Tracking 8 identical white moving circles
Probe final frame with one yellow ring

d. Timing

Phase Duration
Fixation 500 ms
Cue 2000 ms
Tracking 4000 ms
Probe 3000 ms max
ITI 500 ms

Triggers

Dedicated codes identify target count, speed, probe status, responses, feedback, ITI, and boundaries.

4. Methods (for academic publication)

Participants tracked 2, 4, or 6 cued targets among eight visually identical moving circles. Targets were red for 2000 ms before all circles became white and moved for 4000 ms along independent bouncing trajectories at 70 or 120 px/s. At motion offset, one object was ringed and participants pressed F if it was an original target or J if it was a distractor. Target count, speed, and probe status were balanced; each cell used three deterministic trajectory variants.

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