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Exam project for the course Social and Cultural Dynamics

Phon exp

The Simple Reaction Time Task (Deary & Liewald, 2011)

In this task participants are required to sort the shape stimuli (circles and squares) based on a rule. The rule for all trials is to sort the stimuli based on shape while ignoring the colour of the shapes. This experiment is based on Mueller & Esposito (2014) experiment.

The Attention Network Task (Fan et al., 2002).

A working memory test, where responses from 0-9 can be given by keypress.

The Balloon Analogue Risk Task

A short demonstration (30 trials) of the switching_task which is similar to the Stroop test but with left and right arrows with colors that are sometimes mismatched.

Eksperimen ini bertujuan untuk mengklasifikasikan gambar-gambar wajah sesuai dengan emosi dasar manusia (terkejut, takut, jijik, marah, senang dan sedih).

Eksperimen terdiri dari dua bagian. Bagian PERTAMA, Anda diminta untuk menentukan emosi yang cocok/sesuai dengan gambar yang diberikan serta menentukan intensitas emosi pada gambar yang diberikan. Bagian KEDUA, Anda diminta untuk memilih satu kata emosi yang paling cocok/sesuai dengan gambar dari dua pilihan kata yang diberikan.

Eksperimen ini merupakan rangkaian dari validasi Human Basic Expressions Test yang dapat digunakan untuk seting klinis seperti pengukuran kemampuan pengenalan ekspresi wajah pada individu dengan Autism Spectrum Disorder.

In this task participants are required to judge whether the presented stimuli are the same or different. The stimuli are presented consecutively with a mask inbetween. This experiment is based on experiment by Luck & Vogel (1997).

In this task participants are required to judge whether the presented stimuli are the same or different. The stimuli are presented simultaneously and reaction time is measured. This experiment is based on Pattern Comparison Task (Simultaneous) by Perez et al. (1987).