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- PsyFlow Version
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- PsychoPy Version
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## 2. Task Overview
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## 1. Task Overview
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• One concise paragraph summarizing the goal and design of the task.
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## 3. Task Flow
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## 2. Task Flow
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Split into two subtables—**Block-Level Flow** and **Trial-Level Flow**—plus **Controller Logic** and **other logics** if `util.py` exists.
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• Block-Level Flow comes from `main.py`.
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• Trial-Level Flow comes from `run_trial.py`.
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Leave a blank line after each table before continuing.
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Each description must be detailed enough that an LLM could reconstruct the code. Incorporate any timing parameters or stimuli defined in `config.yaml` into the descriptions.
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## 4. Configuration Summary
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## 3. Configuration Summary
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Note that all settings live in `config/config.yaml`.
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In this section, summarize each subsection in its own table (with header, separator, blank line):
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**f. Adaptive Controller (if exists)** — a table with columns: Parameter, Value
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## 5. Methods (for academic publication)
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## 4. Methods (for academic publication)
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Write this like a Methods section in a paper, with academic tone and clarity.
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Prepare one or two paragraph containing the following:
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Prepare two or three paragraphs containing the following:
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