Content area
Compared with mechanical and electronic instrument, computer technology in psychological experiment teaching has obvious advantages. A variety of experimental software has been used for different types of psychological experiment teaching. Computer technology has improved the efficiency and quality of psychological experiment teaching obviously. At the same time, it has some shortcomings. The feasible way is to establish a teaching model of computer-based experiment complemented with instrument.
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ERIC Subject
Experimental Psychology;
Influence of Technology;
Experimental Teaching;
Educational Technology;
Psychotherapy;
Electronic Equipment;
Psychophysiology;
Modeling (Psychology);
Required Courses;
Educational Psychology;
Computer Assisted Instruction;
Feedback (Response);
Developmental Psychology;
Psychological Testing;
Psychometrics;
Personnel Evaluation;
Information Processing;
Computer Networks;
Statistical Data;
Data Processing;
Engineering Education;
Computer Software;
Cognitive Ability;
Cognitive Psychology;
Child Psychology
Influence of Technology;
Experimental Teaching;
Educational Technology;
Psychotherapy;
Electronic Equipment;
Psychophysiology;
Modeling (Psychology);
Required Courses;
Educational Psychology;
Computer Assisted Instruction;
Feedback (Response);
Developmental Psychology;
Psychological Testing;
Psychometrics;
Personnel Evaluation;
Information Processing;
Computer Networks;
Statistical Data;
Data Processing;
Engineering Education;
Computer Software;
Cognitive Ability;
Cognitive Psychology;
Child Psychology
Subject
Title
Computer Technology in Psychological Experiment Teaching
Author
Volume
2
Issue
2
First page
66
Publication year
2012
Publication date
Feb 2012
Place of publication
Hong Kong
Country of publication
Hong Kong
Publication subject
ISSN
23053623
e-ISSN
23058463
Source type
Scholarly Journal
Language of publication
English
Document type
Journal Article
ProQuest document ID
2123761122
Document URL
https://www.proquest.com/scholarly-journals/computer-technology-psychological-experiment/docview/2123761122/se-2?accountid=208611
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2025-07-17
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