We will develop a system that allows psychophysiologists to design and implement complete experimental procedures. We will provide comprehensive stimulus presentation, data acquisition, and analysis capabilities, all fully integrated into a single system. Using a personal computer, an investigator will graphically construct and run an entire experimental procedure from icons on the computer screen. No programming or circuit design skills will be needed. The system's major advantage is that it provides an unusually simple, self-contained way to develop and run an entire experimental procedure from conception through analysis. The system combines precise timing control with a self-evident, non-programming software environment. This makes possible the interaction of experiment stimuli with real time data analysis. The system will be fully integrated, but not closed. It will accommodate standard hardware and software from many vendors.
| DeVoe, Ellen R; Faller, Kathleen Coulborn (2002) Questioning strategies in interviews with children who may have been sexually abused. Child Welfare 81:5-31 |
