Efficient Headphone Screen

Conducting online auditory experiments? A new headphone test to help you to efficiently screen out participants who probably aren't using headphones.

Authors:  Alice E. Milne,  Roberta Bianco,  Katarina C. Poole,  Sijia Zhao,  Andrew J. Oxenham,  Alexander J. Billig,  Maria Chait
Updated:  2021-07-28
Source:  https://app.gorilla.sc/openmaterials/100917
Keywords:  audition,  experiment,  stimuli,  noise,  English

The Event Task Stimulus Set

The Event Task Stimulus Set was created to measure access to generalized events stored in semantic memory. It has been examined in a large normative sample as well as in people with neurological disorders (Dresang, Dickey, & Warren, 2020), and to measure semantic violations in visual processing (Proverbio & Riva, 2009).

Authors:  Federica Riva,  Haley C. Dresang,  Michael Walsh Dickey,  Tessa Warren,  Alice Mado Proverbio
Updated:  2021-06-15
Source:  https://osf.io/pzqcj/
Keywords:  language,  memory,  psychology,  aphasia,  experiment,  English

E-Prime

E-Prime® is the most comprehensive stimulus presentation software available. Design experiments using E-Prime’s intuitive interface.

Authors:  Walter Schneider and Anthony Zuccolotto
Updated:  2021-04-30
Source:  https://pstnet.com/products/e-prime/
Keywords:  software,  experiment,  timing,  data-collection

PsychoPy

An open-source package for running experiments in Python.

Authors:  Jonathan W. Peirce,  Jeremy R. Gray,  Sol Simpson,  Michael R. MacAskill,  Richard Höchenberger,  Hiroyuki Sogo,  Erik Kastman,  Jonas K. Lindeløv
Updated:  2021-04-15
Source:  psychopy.org
Keywords:  python,  experiment,  neuroscience,  linguistics,  psychology,  psychophysics,  psycholinguistics,  experiment-control,  experimental-design

Pavlovia

Pavlovia is a place for the wide community of researchers in the behavioural sciences to run, share, and explore experiments online.

Authors:  Jonathan W. Peirce
Updated:  2021-01-30
Source:  https://pavlovia.org/
Keywords:  behavior,  experiment,  repository,  psychology

Ratcave

A free, open source Python 3D graphics library called Ratcave that extends existing Python psychology stimulus software by allowing scientists to load, display, and transform 3D stimuli created in 3D modeling software.

Authors:  Nicholas A. Del Grosso & Anton Sirota
Updated:  2020-12-18
Source:  https://github.com/ratcave/ratcave
Keywords:  psychology,  Python,  experiment,  software,  English

Language History Questionnaire (version 3)

Language history questionnaire (LHQ) is an important tool for assessing language learners' linguistic background, the context and habits of language use, proficiency in multiple languages, and the dominance and cultural identity of the languages acquired.

Authors:  Ping Li,  Sara Sepanski,  Xiaowei Zhao,  Fan Zhang,  Erlfang Tsai,  Brendan Puls,  Anya Yu
Updated:  2020-11-30
Source:  https://lhq3.herokuapp.com/
Keywords:  language,  linguistics,  multilinguialism,  education

System for Teaching Experimental Psychology

The goal of STEP was to facilitate the use of E-Prime in various learning contexts. Part of this goal was achieved by creating and hosting a large set of classic experiments implemented in E-Prime.

Authors:  Brian MacWhinney,  Susan Campbell,  Ping Li,  Chris Schunn,  and James St. James
Updated:  2020-09-23
Source:  https://support.pstnet.com/hc/en-us/categories/360003738794-STEP-Experiments
Keywords:  experiment,  data-collection,  psychology,  E-Prime

BITTSy: Behavioral Infant & Toddler Testing System

BITTSy is capable of running key infant behavioral testing paradigms, including Headturn Preference Procedure [HPP], Preferential Looking, and Visual Fixation/Habituation, through the same interface.

Authors:  Rochelle Newman,  Emily Shroads,  Elizabeth Johnson,  Ruth Tincoff,  Kris Onishi,  Giovanna Morini
Updated:  2020-09-04
Source:  http://langdev.umd.edu/bittsy/
Keywords:  child-development,  software,  experiment,  behavior,  English

The Internal Representations Questionnaire

The Internal Representations Questionnaire (IRQ) is a measure designed to quantify the subjective format of thought. There are four factors in the questionnaire namely; visual imagery, propensity to verbalize, representational manipulation and orthographic imagery.

Authors:  Hettie Roebuck,  Pierce Edmiston,  Gary Lupyan
Updated:  2020-07-14
Source:  https://osf.io/8rdzh/
Keywords:  psychology,  cognition,  questionnaire,  language,  English