Replacement has 0 rows, data has 1400?

I checked the other questions and couldn't really find the solution.

I'm trying to update a vector in my dataframe based on a BUNCH of conditionals like the following:

EEG3$CorrectFinal <-as.character(EEG3$CorrectFinal)
subjectlist1 = c("s002","s004","s010","s011","s012","s017","s018","s019","s020","s025","s026","s028")
for (i in subjectlist1) {
EEG3$CorrectFinal <- ifelse (EEG3$subject == subjectlist1[i] & EEG3$trial <326 & EEG3$Deviant == 101 & EEG3$Correct == 222|EEG$subject == subjectlist1[i] & EEG3$trial <326 & EEG3$Deviant == 102 & EEG3$Correct == 155|EEG3$subject  == subjectlist1[i] & EEG3$trial >326 & EEG3$Deviant == 101 & EEG3$Correct == 155|EEG$subject == subjectlist1[i] & EEG3$trial >326 & EEG3$Deviant == 102 & EEG3$Correct == 222, yes = 1, no = EEG3$CorrectFinal)}

But then I get the following error message: Error in `$<-.data.frame`(`*tmp*`, "CorrectFinal", value = logical(0)) : replacement has 0 rows, data has 20

So I've created an vector (column) of zeroes in the data frame, and assign the conditionals to either, if true, populate with a 1, if not, keep the same value (which is a 0). I just don't understand why I'm getting this error message, or where this script is breaking.

Here's some code to reproduce the problem with an example data frame:

EEG3 <-read.table(header = TRUE, text ="  subject trial Deviant Correct CorrectFinal
1     s002     1     101     102            0
                    2     s002     2     102     101            0
                    3     s002     3     101     155            0
                    4     s002     4     101     155            0
                    5     s002     5     101     155            0
                    6     s002     6     101     155            0
                    7     s002     7     102     222            0
                    8     s002     8     101     155            0
                    9     s002     9     101     155            0
                    10    s002    10     102     222            0
                    11    s002    11     101     222            1
                    12    s002    12     101     222            1
                    13    s002    13     101     222            1
                    14    s002    14     101     222            1
                    15    s002    15     102     155            1
                    16    s002    16     101     222            1
                    17    s002    17     101     155            0
                    18    s002    18     101     222            1
                    19    s002    19     102     155            1
                    20    s002    20     101     222            1")

> ```