The perfect companion to any introductory psychology course, Psych Lab 101 contains 35 well-known cognitive and clinical psychology experiments you can try yourself. See how you compare to classic results - figure out how long it takes to mentally scan through groups of objects in the Sternberg scanning paradigm, see if words are recognized faster than letters in a word superiority task, try to spot subtle changes in the change blindness paradigm, and much more!
Also included are 11 visual illusions that can be adjusted in real-time, so you can see how size, speed, orientation, or other factors influence your perception.
Each experiment includes background information with references, history, and a description of methods. In addition, you can try several versions of each experiment to experience an effect with different stimuli, timing, or conditions.
Students can upload their data for automatic combined analysis with the rest of their class.
Psych Lab 101 contains the following experiments.
Attention and Perception:
Change Blindness
Choice Reaction Time
Dot Probe
Dot Probe with images
Global Precedence
Flanker Compatibility Task
Mackworth Clock Test
Numerical Stroop
Perceptual Matching
Simple Reaction Time
Spatial Cueing
Stop Signal Task
Vigilance
Visual Search
Visual Search (Shapes)
Learning and Memory:
Affective Priming
Dual N-Back
Match to Sample
N-Back
Pitch Memory
Semantic Priming (Numbers)
Stereotype Priming
Sternberg Scanning
Visual Patterns Test
Common Clinical Tests:
AX-CPT
Balloon Analog Risk Task
Bergs Card Sorting Task
CPT-X
Go-NoGo Task
Iowa Gambling Task
IVA-CPT
Oddball Task (Auditory)
Oddball Task (Visual)
Language:
Dual Lexical Decision
Word Superiority Effect
Attention and Perception:
Ambiguous Quartet
Flash-Lag Effect
Hering Illusion
Hermann Grid
Induced Grating
Nesting Squares
Ponzo Illusion
Scintillating Grid
Stepping Feet Illusion
Stereokinetic Effect
Translating Diamond