| EXPERIMENTS & DEMONSTRATIONS:
Some of these experiments can be run right over the web through
your browser. Others you need to download or to obtain a plugin
for your browser before running the experiment. In general,
if you need something to run the experiments or demonstrations,
I've indicated so after the link description. |
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Mental
Rotation Experiment at Hanover College |
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ePsych: Website
for Java-based online experiments and demonstrations that
you can explore. Developed by Gary Bradshaw |
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CogLab: Commerical
website for online experiments that you must have purchased
license to run. You will need your registration number to
use. |
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PsychExps:
Experiments that you can run over the web and view your results
(requires Authorware Plug-in to be installed on your browser).
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Psych/Lab:
The Psych/Lab (TM) software includes programs that can run
classic experiments from Human Cognitive/Experimental Psychology.
These programs allow limited control over the experiment parameters,
provide raw trial data in text files, and include analysis
programs to compute condition means. This software is free
and in the public domain. |
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University
of Illinois's IPL Laboratory: Java-based
experiments in Cognitive Psychology. |
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University
of Indiana: Mac-only experiments
(Download). |
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The
McGurk Effect. Online demonstration of how speech perception
is heavily influenced by visual as well as auditory input
in sorting out what speech sound is uttered (e.g. /ba/ versus
/da/). Quicktime required. |
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The
Stroop Effect. An effective online demonstration of
the Stroop effect. |
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Missionaries
and Cannibals Problem. An online version of
this classic puzzle used to study problem solving processes.
(Thanks to Chris Dibartolo for this link) |
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Tower
of Hanoi. An online version of the classic puzzle used
to study problem solving processes. Another version of the
Tower
of Hanoi (with colored rings) , |
| Visual Illusions |
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Filling-in Illusions |
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Motion-Induced Blindness |
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69 Visual Illusions
and Optical Phenomena--Michael Bach's
Excellent Site |
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Links from Rice University |
