Abstract
selecting stimulus sets. First, with an odd numb~r. of stimuli there are (N - I)/2 blocks, each containing N pairs of stimuli. With an even number of stimuli, there are N/2 blocks; one of these contains only N/2 pairs of stimuli, and the rest contain N pairs. !abl~ I illustrates a simple case with an odd number of stimuli; a similar table is easily constructed for the even case. The unequal block sizes for the even case is s?met~es undesirable, such as when subjects are being given
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