Choose a lab
The three packs cover distinct classroom questions and data structures.
- Attention and inhibition: Stroop, Flanker, Go / No-Go
- Working memory: N-back and Corsi
- Decision and vignette design: delay discounting and randomized scenarios
Free psychology experiment course packs
Run a complete classroom lab with reviewed experiment templates, participant links, trial-level CSV data, and ready-to-edit teaching materials.
Use one class period
Each plan fits a 45- or 50-minute class with preparation, task completion, data inspection, analysis, and discussion.
- Practice before formal trials
- Anonymous participant links
- Trial-level CSV export
- Analysis prompts
Keep the data reviewable
Every pack names its primary outcomes, condition fields, exclusion rules, and design limits so students can trace a result back to recorded rows.
- Condition labels
- Correctness
- Reaction time
- Exclusion rule
- Analysis unit
Course materials and experiment templates
- Attention and inhibition labA 50-minute class using Stroop, Flanker, and Go / No-Go tasks to compare interference, speed, accuracy, and response inhibition.
- Working-memory labA 50-minute class using N-back and Corsi tasks to compare updating, target detection, sequence recall, and task-specific error patterns.
- Decision and vignette-design labA 45-minute class using delay discounting and randomized vignettes to teach choice design, random assignment, manipulation checks, and outcome ratings.
FAQ
What is included in each course pack?
Each pack includes a class plan, runnable experiment templates, preparation checks, data fields, exclusion rules, analysis questions, a Markdown teacher plan, and a CSV worksheet.
Do students need an account?
Students can open a published recruitment link without an account. The instructor needs an account when saving or publishing a study.
Can the materials be edited?
Yes. The Markdown plan and CSV worksheet can be downloaded and adapted to the course schedule and analysis software.