Software for Generating Psychological Experiments

Christoph Stahl

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This review compares four software packages for generating and running psychological computer experiments. It aims to inform researchers' decisions about which software to choose for their lab. Four widely used general purpose commercial packages available for the Windows platform are considered: DirectRT, E-Prime, Inquisit, and SuperLab. An overview of each package is given, and the implementation of two test experiments is described. Packages are evaluated with regard to the amount of complexity reduction they provide for the task of programming an experiment and the variety of experimental designs they can accommodate.

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2002Standards for Internet-Based Experimenting 2002Standards for Internet-Based Experimenting 2002WEXTOR: A Web-based tool for generating and visualizing experimental designs and procedures 2003Express: A Web-based technology to support human and computational experimentation

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