Experimental paradigms
A complete list of p5.js paradigms can be found here
Visual search | Change blindness | Conspicuity |
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BubbleView | Rating | Similarity |
CodeCharts | ZoomMaps | ImportAnnots |
Visual Search
- What: search for a predefined target in a scene
- Independent variables: Target, scene
- Dependent variables: reaction time, accuracy
- P5 code
Change blindness
- What: search for something changing in a scene
- Independent variables: Target, scene
- Dependent variables: reaction time, accuracy
- P5 code
Conspicuity
- What: introspectively judge visibility of a peripheral target
- Independent variables: Target, scene
- Dependent variables: distance
- P5 code
- P5 code (visualizer)
BubbleView
- What: One of the four attention experiments from TurkEyes that approximate eye movements, also
- Independent variables: Scene
- Dependent variables: Attention positions, order.
- P5 code
- P5 code (visualizer)
Attribute rating
- What: Rating a certain attribute on a scale.
- Independent variables: Attributes (do the same experiment with different adjectives), any stimulus variation
- Dependent variables: Rating value
- Data analysis: If you measure a bunch of attributes, you can perform PCA. But simple correlations are also interesting.
- P5 code
Similarity
- What: Rating two stimuli wrt their similarity (and do that for a bunch of pictures)
- Independent variables:
- Dependent variables: Similarity rating
- Data analysis: the similarity data can be used for MDS
- P5 code
CodeCharts
- What: One of the four attention experiments from TurkEyes that approximate eye movements.
- Independent variables: Scene
- Dependent variables: Attention positions, order.
- P5 code
- P5 code (visualizer)
ZoomMaps
- What: One of the four attention experiments from TurkEyes that approximate eye movements.
- Independent variables: Scene
- Dependent variables: Attention positions, order.
- P5 code
- P5 code (visualizer)
ImportAnnots
- What: One of the four attention experiments from TurkEyes that approximate eye movements.
- Independent variables: Scene
- Dependent variables: Attention positions, order.
- P5 code
- P5 code (visualizer)
Categorisation (with icons)
- What: Multiple choice question using images (in this case the PreMo tool to measure emotion)
- Independent variables: Scene
- Dependent variables: Whatever categorical variable you like.
- P5 code