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A test of working memory, participants see a series of numbers and must remember if this number is the same as the Nth previously.
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A customizable and extendable change detection experiment written in Psychopy. Designed for the desktop.
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The Attention Network Task (Fan et al., 2002).
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Exam project for the course Social and Cultural Dynamics
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A T and L visual search experiment in psychopy
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The Attention Network Task (Fan et al., 2002).
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This experiment runs a working memory task similar to the distractor-based change detection task of Vogel Machizawa (2005) (see also Lenaert et al., 2016). Colored targets are shown in left & right visual field, attention is directed using a cue. Distractors can be presented in addition to targets.
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Demo self-paced reading task
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The purpose is the test which kind of emotion affects memory Using images with relative music for test memory
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In this task participants are required to press either left or right arrow key depending on which way the fish in centre is facing. Participants are required to ignore the direction of the surrounding fish. This is a children version of Flanker Task based on M. Rosario Rueda et al. (2004).
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The purpose is the test which kind of emotion affects memory Using images with relative music for test memory
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Psychomotor Vigilance Task to be run in Pavlovia
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In this task participants are required to sort the presented cards based on a rule. The rule is unknown to the participants, however they receive feedback whether their answer was correct. The rule changes after certain amount of trials. This experiment is based on Grant & Berg (1948) experiment.
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Dot-probe task with nicotine images, the following project includes two type of nicotine stimuli: primary stimuli and secondary stimuli, each one containing a total of 12 pair of images repeated 4 times in a random way (48 trials per stimuli type). Between the primary and secondary stimuli there is a 2 minutes pause to let the subject recover its attention. There is a random loop to allow the primary and secondary stimuli to always be selected in a different random order