Psychology 3101
University of Colorado @ Boulder
EXPERSIM Project Index
The following experimental simulations are available:-
Imprinting in Precocial Birds
(Designed by
D.W. Rajecki)
- The Etiology of Schizophrenia (Designed by Dana Main)
- Motivational
Factors in Routine Performance (Designed by S. Mueller)
- Social
Facilitation (Designed by D.
W. Rajecki and Rich Halstead-Nussloch)
Fair Use
The original Michigan Experimental Simulation System (MESS, see Credits below) programs were distributed without charge to instructional users. This web interface to the MESS programs may be freely used for any non-commercial purpose. Any modifications or alternative front ends must include this credit page either directly or by www link. Access of these materials is logged by our server.
Credits
This web interface to the simulations was implemented in the Computer Laboratory for Instruction in Psychological Research (CLIPR), Department of Psychology at the University of Colorado. Abby McClelland designed and implemented this web interface, which uses forms for selecting parameter values. Jon Roberts wrote the cgi programs for responding to the forms. These cgi programs submit input to and retrieve output from the original MESS programs.
These materials are used in sections of Psychology 3101, Introduction to Statistics in Psychological Research taught by Profs. Gary McClelland and Peter Polson at the University of Colorado.
Comments to: Gary.McClelland@Colorado.EDU
Revised: 19 August, 2000
File: expersim/expersim.html