Downloadable Programs
This Pronunciation library allows you to listen to a large number of words from the history of psychology.
For the PC only. This is a “personality” assessment based on color preferences that you can give to yourself. Click here to download the necessary files.
Perception Laboratory
For the PC only. This is a collection of computer programs that allow you to simulate many interesting phenomena and experiments in visual perceptions. This program was kindly provided by Dr. David J. Pittenger at Marietta College. Dr. Pittenger welcomes comments on this program. He can be reached at: DPittenger@aol.com. Click here and here to download the necessary files.
For the PC only. An interactive computer program that allows students to learn various aspects of classification. The program contains sections devoted to discussions of taxonomy references to seminal papers, examples of taxonomies, and taxonomy exercises. A unique aspect of the program is the use of clip art to create taxonomies. This program was graciously provided by Dr. Charles I. Abramson, Dr. Donald P. French, Jeanine Huss and Matthew Mundis of Oklahoma State University. Click here for instructions on how to install.
Psycholinguistics Laboratory
For the Mac only. An interactive computer program that presents classic experiments in psycholinguistics. It was kindly provided by Dr. William Langston from Dennison University. He can be reached at wlangston@mtsu.edu. Click here and here to download the necessary files.
Behavioral Monitoring Software
For the PC only. Monitor2 is software for behavioral monitoring of 1 subject. This program was kindly provided by Mark B. Kristal, Ph.D. He can be reached at kristal@acsu.buffalo.edu. Click here to download the necessary files.
Behavioral Monitoring Software
MULTI is software for behavioral monitoring of up to 6 subjects simultaneously. This program was kindly provide by Mark B. Kristal, Ph.D. He can be reached at kristal@scsu.buffalo.edu. Click here to download the necessary files.