Listed below are a list of publications by the PsychExperiment's Team, plus related articles and books regarding Web-Delivered Research Experiments

Large-Sample, Single Experiment Estimates of the Size of Gender Differences on Visual Illusions, Maze Learning, and Mirror Drawing (Submitted for publication, March 2004). Article uses PsychExperiments data to estimate gender effects on some cognitive and perceptual tasks--such as illusions--that are not commonly known to produce gender differences.

The Accuracy of Response Timing by Authorware Programs. (This is a technical paper we wrote in 2002.  It was accepted for publication at Behavior Research Methods Instruments and Computers pending the inclusion of additional data.  We collected the additional data, but have not yet found time to revise the original. It is posted here for use by anyone interested  in using Authorware to develop experiments requiring the measurement of reaction times. The bottom line is that Authorware rivals E-Prime for accuracy under most conditions.)