Psychology Lab
The Psychology Laboratory is partitioned into two rooms by a one-way mirror: the operator’s room and the participant’s room. The configuration of the Lab supports the following types of studies: Single-participant study: the participant is usually involved in some computer-based tasks. Behaviour of the participant is observed remotely in the observer’s room via video recording equipment or computer screen capture software. Multiple-participant/observational study: a group of participants is usually involved. These can be focus group studies or interviews. The Lab has the necessary AV equipment to support real-time recording and monitoring of video or computer-based data.
The Cognitive Science Laboratory comprises three dedicated testing spaces tailored to different experimental paradigms. Room 1 houses a dedicated computer workstation integrated with a high-density Neuroscan 64-channel EEG system for neurophysiological research. Room 2 features an advanced Tobii eye-tracking setup alongside a primary testing computer to monitor visual attention and gaze metrics. Room 3 serves as a streamlined computer testing bay, ideal for behavioral tasks, surveys, and data processing.
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