Form with simple survey-style questions
Survey-style form repeated for each stimulus
Each stimulus is given a description.
The relationship between stimuli, such as their similarity, is indicated by their proximity
Stimuli are given a rating and associated confidence, by dragging them to a position
A category is chosen for each stimulus by placing it in the corresponding zone
One of three presented stimuli is chosen as the odd one out
Drag & drop stimuli to place them in order
Which of two stimuli matches the target
Stimulus is picked from several displayed
A category is chosen for each stimulus by placing it in the corresponding circle
Voting among stimulus options
One of two stimuli is retro-cued to be imagined, and the vividness rated
Presents each stimulus, and records the reaction time of a keyboard response.
An RSVP paradigm where an item following another may be masked
Participant selects the target among a number of distractors
Determine viewing distance
Determine the size of the screen
Ask the participant to adjust sound level and test threshold
Measure participant's ability to memorize face identities
Page with instructions for the participant
Ask the participant to agree to terms
Display media one by one
Ask the participant for a file
Sliding tile puzzle
16 items where the participant considers the mental image formed in thinking about specific scenes and situations.
Sort 6 faces according to their similarity to a reference face (Duchaine et al., 2007)
Old/New recognition test with horses (Duchaine & Nakayama, 2005)
CFMT equivalent with cars (Dennet et al., 2012)
CFMT equivalent with bodies (Susilo et al., 2015)
CFMT equivalent with bicycles (Dalrymple et al., 2012)
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£0.08 per participant minute
first 120 free
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