Abstract

Describes how an IBM personal computer program can be used in the classroom to simulate a tachistoscope. The program is intended to facilitate student learning and to enhance understanding of tachistoscopic research methodology. The program's options, capabilities, and limitations are discussed. (GEA)

Citation

Horn, D.A. & McMinn, M.R. (1987). IBM BASIC Tachistoscope Program for Classroom Demonstration. Teaching of Psychology, 14(3),. Retrieved December 14, 2019 from https://www.learntechlib.org/p/140149/.

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Keywords

• Classroom Techniques
• Cognitive Psychology
• Computer Uses in Education
• Demonstrations (Educational)
• higher education
• Research Methodology
• Tachistoscopes