Psychology Experiments on the Internet

This survey is funded by FIPSE (Fund for Improvement of Post-Secondary Education, U.S. Department of Education). It is being conducted in conjunction with a 3-year project designed to develop a multi-user virtual laboratory in cognitive psychology that will be a resource to departments that currently offer or would like to offer laboratory experiences to undergraduates. We will appreciate your taking the time to complete our survey.

No identifying information collected by this survey will be reported or redistributed in any manner. All data will be used as a conglomerate and no individual data will be analyzed. Identifying information is used solely to track representativeness of survey sample.

For further information regarding this survey or the project please contact:

John Williams, M.A.	Ken McGraw, Ph.D.	Mark Tew, Ph.D.
Project Administrator	Project Director	Project Director

To start the survey please answer a question about laboratory courses in your curriculum.

Does your psychology curriculum include one or more courses that are considered to be "laboratory courses," where by laboratory course we mean a course with a primary mission of teaching students to use research designs to collect data that the students then analyze and report for course credit?

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