ePsych: Interactive demonstrations and experiments in psychology

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ePsych (http://epsych.msstate.edu), a new Web site currently under active development, is intended to teach students about the discipline of psychology. The site presumes little prior knowledge about the field and so may be used in introductory classes, but it incorporates sufficient depth of coverage to be useful in more advanced classes as well. Numerous interactive and dynamic elements are incorporated into various modules, orientations, and guidebooks. These elements include Java-based experiments and demonstrations, video clips, and animated diagrams. Rapid access to all material is provided through a layer-based navigation system that allows users to visit various "Worlds of the Mind." Active learning is encouraged, by challenging students with puzzles and problems and by providing the opportunity to "dig deeper" to learn more about the phenomena at hand.

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Bradshaw, G. L., Steinman, B., & McCarley, N. (2002). ePsych: Interactive demonstrations and experiments in psychology. Behavior Research Methods, Instruments, and Computers, 34(2), 231–233. https://doi.org/10.3758/BF03195448

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