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For questions about the quantitative study of varying a stimulus's properties to observe the effect on sensation (and perception)
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Accuracy of psychopy keystroke duration measurement
This frankly should have been asked on SO as it's 99% a programming question. There are a lot of things that can contribute to the "spiky" accuracy you've seen:
language/runtime: Python is hardly a …
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Freeware for measuring keystroke duration
If accuracy is important, perhaps try the GPL'd TScope, which is a C library; there's a paper about it (alas for old version) with a moderate number of citations. It's also maintained (current version …
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In the digit span test, why do some strategies work and others don't?
Chunking leverages long-term memory for the chunks, i.e. we recognize and remember much easier the familiar chunks, sometimes algorithmically. This is much easier explained in the domain of letters/wo …