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MacLab: A Macintosh system for psychology labs

Behavior Research Methods, Instruments, & ComputersPublished 1 March 1988Open access
Dan Costin
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TL;DR

MacLab, a program that turns the Apple Macintosh into a psychology laboratory tool, is described, which combines intelligent editors, a millisecond timer, MacPaint pictures, and the ease of use of the Macintosh user interface to create a system with which experimental psychologists can quickly create and run powerful experiments.

Abstract

MacLab, a program that turns the Apple Macintosh into a psychology laboratory tool, is described. MacLab combines intelligent editors, a millisecond timer, MacPaint pictures, and the ease of use of the Macintosh user interface to create a system with which experimental psychologists can quickly create and run powerful experiments with no need of any knowledge of programming.

Keywords

PsychologyComputer Science