Tic Tac Toe Multiplayer Version

Tic Tac Toe

Tic Tac Toe game demo, used elsewhere in a two-player mode (over Internet). Illustrates how to handle events (clicks) on many different blocks by defining a function that itself returns a function (a so called handler).

Digit Span Task

This is a fairly typical implementation of the digit span forward task, similar to what one might encounter in a neuropsychological test battery. The task takes less than 5 min and can be done on a PC with a mouse or on a large touchscreen (tablet or large mobile phone). The digit span is reported at the end of the task.

Lexical Decision Task

Fairly complete implementation of a typical lexical decision task, which takes about 6 min. It is suitable for use in lectures, where the audience can do the task on a laptop (keyboard). Because keyboard responses are required, the task cannot be taken on a mobile phone. Mean reaction times to words and nonwords are reported at the end with total correct responses. Individual subjects can also download their own data in a format that can be imported into a spreadsheet, like Excel or Google Sheets.

Digit Span Complete Example - Dutch

Like the Corsi Blocks Demo, this is a much more extensive example that can be (and has been) used for research purposes. This version includes a practice phase with feedback on common errors and is generally more robust  This version has Dutch instructions. An English version is forthcoming.

Go/No-Go Task

This is a fairly typical implementation of the Go/No-Go Task, which takes about 2.5 min. It is suitable for use in lectures, where the audience can take the test on a laptop (keyboard) or mobile phone (touch screen). Feedback is given (including d-prime based on Hits and False Alarms).

Basic 1-Back Task

Brief demo of a 1-Back Task to get a feeling for how this task is often implemented. Stimuli are digits 1, 2, and 3 and order is fully random (and may differ per subject). Feedback is given at the end. Runs with keyboard, mouse, and touch screen.

Flanker Task

This is a fairly complete demo of the Eriksen Flanker Task, which takes about 2.5 min. It is suitable for use in lectures, where the audience can take the test on a laptop (keyboard) or mobile phone (touch screen). Feedback is given, including a T-Test significance level of how much faster congruent were compared with incongruent trials.

Pong

Corsi Blocks (Simplified)

Functional Corsi Block Tap test with immediate feedback. Does not store any data. Useful for demonstrations or informal testing.