These examples are from Birnbaum's Introduction to Behavioral Research on the Internet (2001), published by Prentice Hall

List of Examples and Links

Chapter 1: Introduction    Top

• Self-scoring quiz on Chapter 1
• General Links for Chapter 1

Chapter 2: Your First Web Page     Top

• Chapter 2 Example 1: Bare Bones web page
• Chapter 2 Quiz
• Links:

  Chapter 3: Hyperlinks     Top

  • Chapter 3 Example 1: Email Link
  • Chapter 3 Example 2: Link to a URL
  • Chapter 3 Example 3: Linking inside sub-directory
  • Chapter 3 Example 4: Incorporating Images
  • Chapter 3 Example 5: Linking from Images
  • Chapter 3 Example 6: Vote Choice with 2 Email Addresses(Exercise 1)
  • Chapter 3 Example 7: Graphic link (Exercise 2)
  • Chapter 3 Quiz 1
  • Chapter 3 Quiz 2
  • Graphics links:

  Chapter 4: Features of HTML     Top

  • Chapter 4 Example 1: Preformatted Text and Styles
  • Chapter 4 Example 2: Subscripts and Superscripts
  • Chapter 4 Example 3: Fonts, Paragraphs, & Margins
  • Chapter 4 Example 4: Headings & Alignment
  • Chapter 4 Example 5: Tables
  • Chapter 4 Example 6: Frames
  • Chapter 4 Quiz
  • Colors in HTML:
    • For more on color, see links to Chapter 14

  Chapter 5: HTML Forms to do Surveys and Experiments     Top

  • Chapter 5 Experiment 1: Probability Problem with data by email
  • Chapter 5 Example 1: Answer to Probability Problem
  • Chapter 5 Experiment 2: Prob Problem with CGI script
  • Chapter 5 Experiment 3: Prob Problem with radio buttons and CGI script
  • FTP link to data.csv
  • Chapter 5 Experiment 3b: Illustration of Input Devices
  • Chapter 5 Experiment 4: St. Petersburg with pull down options (10)
  • Chapter 5 Experiment 5: St. Petersburg with different pull down options
  • Chapter 5 Experiment 6: St. Petersburg with text box
  • Chapter 5 Experiment 7: Assignment to Conditions
  • Nice Tutorial on forms by Dr Paul Kenyon
  • Chapter 5 Quiz 1
  • Chapter 5 Quiz 2

  Chapter 6: Data Analysis with Excel and SPSS     Top

  • Chapter 6 Quiz

  Chapter 7: Images, Logic, and Analysis     Top

  • Chapter 7 Experiment 1: Wason Logic Test
  • Chapter 7 Experiment 2: Wason Logic Test with hidden variables
  • Chapter 7 Exercise 1: Use of Image Map to give Logic Feedback
  • Image Map with JavaScript from Chapter 18
  • Chapter 7 Quiz

  Chapter 8: A Study in Decision Making     Top

  • Chapter 8 Experiment 1: Decision Making
  • A Decision Making Calculator
  • On-line Decision Experiment (Current Study)
  • Chapter 8 Quiz

  Chapter 9: Making Surveys with surveyWiz     Top

  • surveyWiz: Makes form for Surveys or Personality Tests
  • numbers experiment A
  • numbers experiment B
  • numbers experiment C
  • Chapter 9: Experiment 1
  • Random Assignment to A or B (Ch. 17)
  • numbers experiment D
  • numbers experiment E
  • Chapter 9: Experiment 2
  • Chapter 9 Quiz

  Chapter 10: Personality Testing     Top

  • Personality Questionnaire (Simple)
  • Personality Questionnaire (advanced-take this one)

  Chapter 11: factorWiz for Factorial Designs     Top

  • factorWiz: Makes form for Factorial Designs
  • Impression Formation Experiment
  • Cliff's Adverb Adjective Combinations
  • Cab Problem: Bayesian inference task
  • Heider's Social Balance
  • Current On-line Experiments/Thank you
  • Chapter 11 Quiz

  Chapter 12: Analysis of Impression Formation    Top

  • Impression Formation Experiment

  Chapter 13: Analysis of Social Balance     Top

  • Heider's Social Balance

  Chapter 14: Psychophysical Stimuli     Top

  • Chapter 14 Example 1:Table of gray stimuli
  • Chapter 14 Example 2:Table illustrating borders and cell spacing
  • Chapter 14: Experiment 1: Method of Equal Appearing Intervals
  • Chapter 14: Experiment 2: Magnitude Estimations
  • Chapter 14 Example 3: Row Frames
  • Chapter 14 Example 3a: Column Frames
  • Chapter 14 Example 3b: Leaving Frames
  • Chapter 14 Example 4: Grays created as graphic
  • (Sound examples have been removed because they used now outdated methods.)
  • Chapter 14 Example 8: Table to illustrate contrast illusion
  • Differences in Darkness of Dot Patterns
  • Ratios of Darkness of Dot Patterns
  • Mueller-Lyer Perception Experiment

  Chapter 15: Scaling with judgments of "ratios" and "differences"     Top

  • How to set up the experiments in factorWiz
  • Chapter 15: Experiment 1: "ratios" of prestige
  • Chapter 15: Experiment 2: "differences" in prestige

  Chapter 16: Bayesian inference and human inference     Top

  • Chapter 16 Experiment 1: Cab problem
  • Bayesian Calculator

  Chapter 17: Intro to JavaScript     Top

  • Chapter 17 Example 1: Placing JavaScript in an HTML page
  • Chapter 17 Example 2: Random numbers in JavaScript
  • Chapter 17 Example 3: Random Assignment to 2 Between-Subject Conditions
  • Chapter 17 Example 4: Random Assignment to 3 Between-Subject Conditions
  • Chapter 17 Example 5: Random Assignment to 3 Conditions--prints random number x to check rules
  • Chapter 17 Example 6: Random Assignment to n Conditions--prints random number x to check rules
  • Chapter 17 Example 6b: View the text file of the program
  • Chapter 17 Example 7: Random Dice rolls/Changing image
  • Chapter 17 Example 8: Random Dice with OnMouseOver event

  Chapter 18: JavaScript and Learning Models     Top

  • Chapter 18 Ex 1: Illustration of JavaScript alert and Event Handling
  • Chapter 18: Ex 1b: Using an apostrophe
  • Chapter 18 Ex 2: Illustration of confirm
  • Chapter 18 Ex 3: Illustration of prompt
  • Chapter 18 Ex 4: Displaying Info in window.status statusbar
  • Chapter 18 Ex 5: Using the Date() object to measure time intervals
  • Chapter 18 Ex 6: Loops in JavaScript--loan example
  • Chapter 18 Ex 7: Understanding the National Debt
  • Chapter 18: Of Marbles and Memory--Stimulus sampling theory
  • Chapter 18 Ex 8: Predicted learning curve of replacement theory
  • Chapter 18 Ex 9: Predicted learning curve computed by function
  • Chapter 18 Ex 10: Predicted learning curve with Parameters in Input Text boxes
  • Probability Learning Experiment Demo
  • Chapter 18 Ex 11: Image Map from Chapter 7 with JavaScript Alerts for feedback

  Chapter 19: JavaScript Calculators, Checking, Scoring, and Feedback     Top

  • Chapter 19 Ex 1: A simple calculator
  • Chapter 19 Ex 2: A simple calculator in a Table
  • Chapter 19 Ex 3: A simple program with a powerful calculator
  • Chapter 19 Ex 4: Illustration of how to check for skipped items
  • Chapter 19 Ex 5: Illustration of how to score, time, and give feedback
  • A Personality test with alert feedback
  • A Personality test with new page of feedback
  • Chapter 19 Ex 6: Opening a new window with new web page

  Chapter 20: Advanced techniques with Java, Plug-ins, & Server-side programs     Top

  • Psychological Experiments on the Internet, edited by Michael Birnbaum
  • Chapter 20 Example 1: A simple Java Applet
  • Chapter 20 Example 2: A Java Applet Calculates Debt using loop

  Chapter 21     Top

  • http://www.apa.org/ethics/ APA Code of Ethics

  Appendix A: Creating Scripts     Top

  • Perl Scripts
  • Test of PolyForm Hidden Variables
  • PolyForm is no longer supported by its developer. Use the PERL script by Billy Schmidt.

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