Mastering PsychoPy for Psychology and Neuroscience

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1 - Introduction to cognitive tasks

1 - A short history.mp4

07:34

2 - True mental chronometry.mp4

12:13

3 - The Anatomy of a task.mp4

13:10

2 - Important paradigms in cognitive experiments

4 - Intro to GoNogo Paradigm.mp4

08:20

5 - GoNogo Parameters.mp4

03:34

6 - Neuroscience of GoNogo.mp4

03:58

7 - GoNogo in Clinical Research.mp4

10:00

8 - Intro to Oddball Paradigm.mp4

02:06

9 - Neuroscience of Oddball.mp4

05:25

10 - Intro to Stroop Paradigm.mp4

04:13

11 - Neuroscience and Theories of Stroop.mp4

06:28

3 - Start working with PsychoPy

12 - Psychopy Installation.mp4

01:59

13 - An overview of Psychopy.mp4

04:37

14 - Sketch of the Experiment.mp4

04:41

15 - Settingup the conditions file.mp4

07:23

16 - Presenting simple text on the screen.mp4

04:21

17 - Presenting simple text on the screen.mp4

04:06

18 - Iterating over trials.mp4

02:43

19 - Adding ISIs Intertrial intervals.mp4

03:06

20 - Presenting and recording based on the conditions.mp4

07:26

21 - Introduction and end pages.mp4

08:05

22 - Review the results.mp4

04:54

4 - Using facial images for a social experiment

23 - Intro to a facial emotion experiment.mp4

05:11

24 - Intro to FaceGen Modeller.mp4

02:50

25 - Creating emotional face stimuli.mp4

09:45

26 - Settingup the conditions file.mp4

03:53

27 - Presenting the images and recording responses.mp4

05:08

28 - Setting the background and stimuli size.mp4

06:47

29 - Creating masks for facial images.mp4

02:41

30 - Adding movie clips.mp4

04:50

5 - Stimuli changes on the screen

31 - Stimuli change considering size and position.mp4

12:36

32 - Color changes.mp4

03:03

6 - Creating ratings and questionaries

33 - The PANAS rating.mp4

02:11

34 - Create conditions file for scales.mp4

01:51

35 - Using sliders for the scales.mp4

06:56

36 - Mental number line task.mp4

02:10

37 - MNL task with slider.mp4

02:54

38 - Creating conditions of questionnaire.mp4

04:00

39 - Using form responses.mp4

02:54

40 - Button for submission of form.mp4

04:26

7 - Integrating Psychopy with EEG and fMRI

41 - What are triggers.mp4

05:16

42 - Sending EEG triggers.mp4

03:48

43 - Integrating with fMRI device.mp4

05:09

44 - Using PsychoPy Demos and last words.mp4

02:49

8 - Materials

45 - Materials.html

45 - emotionalStroop.xlsx

46 - 50501.zip

46 - 50502.zip

46 - Factial Emotion.html

46 - TheEndMovie.mp4

00:09

46 - faceStimuli.xlsx

46 - happy1.zip

46 - happy2.zip

46 - sad1.zip

46 - sad2.zip

47 - MNL.xlsx

47 - PANAS.pdf

47 - Questions.xlsx

47 - Ratings and Questionnaires.html

47 - measures.xlsx

9 - Bonus Lecture

48 - Bonus.html

Description

A Course on Cognitive Task Design with PsychoPy

What You'll Learn?

Foundations of Cognitive Tasks: Gain a comprehensive understanding of cognitive tasks, including a brief history, mental chronometry, and the anatomy of tasks.
Paradigms in Cognitive Experiments: Explore key paradigms like Go/NoGo, Oddball and Stroop.
Experiment Building with Psychopy: Acquire hands-on experience with Psychopy, from installation to creating your first experiment.
Integrating Psychopy with EEG and fMRI Devices: Students will gain proficiency in connecting Psychopy to EEG (Electroencephalography) and fMRI.

Who is this for?

This course is designed for beginners in the fields of psychology, cognitive neuroscience, and neuroscience who aspire to independently design and conduct experiments using PsychoPy Builder View. It is also suitable for experts looking to enhance their skills in experimental design and implementation.

What You Need to Know?

This is an introductory course for beginners. No programming or preinstalled software is needed. The only required software includes Psychopy and FaceGen Modeller, both of which will be demonstrated how to install during the course. The course will focus on Builder View of the software. The only thing you need is a keyboard and a mouse and also a curious mind.

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This comprehensive course will help you get the full potential of PsychoPy for psychology and neuroscience experiments. Whether you're a beginner or an expert, this course equips you with the knowledge and skills needed to excel. This course is suited for: Beginners in psychology, cognitive neuroscience, and neuroscience who want to design and conduct experiments using PsychoPy's Builder View. Professionals and researchers aiming to enhance their skills in experimental design and implementation.
This is an introductory course for beginners. No programming or preinstalled software is needed. The only required software includes Psychopy and FaceGen Modeller, both of which will be demonstrated how to install during the course. The course will focus on Builder View of the software. The only thing you need is a keyboard and a mouse and also a curious mind.
Following the foundations, the course explores "Paradigms in Cognitive Experiments," where students will study prominent paradigms such as the Go/NoGo, Oddball, and Stroop tasks. These paradigms are crucial for understanding cognitive processing and are widely used in both psychological and neuroscientific research. The module covers the psychological and neuroscientific basis of these paradigms, their clinical relevance, and the theories underlying each, providing a comprehensive view of how these experiments are pivotal in cognitive research.
A practical component of the course is "Experiment Building with PsychoPy," where students get hands-on experience with PsychoPy software, from installation to creating their first experiment. This section teaches how to set up experimental conditions, present stimuli, record responses, and analyze the results, offering a complete toolkit for conducting cognitive psychology experiments.
The course also includes a segment on "Specialized Experiments," focusing on advanced topics such as utilizing facial images for social experiments with tools like FaceGen Modeller. Furthermore, students will learn to integrate PsychoPy with EEG (Electroencephalography) and fMRI (Functional Magnetic Resonance Imaging) devices, a skill that greatly expands the scope of their research capabilities by incorporating neuroimaging techniques.
Enroll now to master experimental design with PsychoPy!
Who this course is for:
This course is designed for beginners in the fields of psychology, cognitive neuroscience, and neuroscience who aspire to independently design and conduct experiments using PsychoPy Builder View. It is also suitable for experts looking to enhance their skills in experimental design and implementation.

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