Using microcomputers to control student-designed research in a research methods course |
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Authors: | Walter Vom Saal |
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Institution: | 1. Department of Psychology, Millersville University, 17551, Millersville, PA
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Abstract: | Microcomputers may be used to simulate traditional equipment in the psychology laboratory, such as tachistoscopes, memory drums, and reaction timers. With the diminishing price of microcomputers, such simulation is especially attractive, since it is considerably less expensive than the original special-purpose equipment, and also allows greater versatility. The undergraduate laboratory described here requires only inexpensive microcomputers, simple experimental control programs, and little or no additional peripheral equipment. |
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