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LINGUIST List 21.894

Tue Feb 23 2010

Software: Paradigm - A Better Way to Build Your Experiments

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Message 1: Paradigm - A Better Way to Build Your Experiments
Date: 23-Feb-2010
From: Bruno Tagliaferri <brunoprsemail.com>
Subject: Paradigm - A Better Way to Build Your Experiments
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Paradigm is a new stimulus presentation system for building interactive,
millisecond accurate experiments for linguistics research.

With Paradigm, you can:

* Build experiments quickly and easily using Paradigm’s intuitive drag and
drop user-interface.

* Present images/sounds, rating scales, self-paced reading trials, rich
text and movies.

* Present interactive experiments like identification and visual world
tasks using Paradigm's built-in mouse selection.

* Optimize timing accuracy with adjustable experiment priority settings.

* Control your eye-tracker, EEG system or fMRI scanner using Paradigm's
Parallel and Serial Port events.

* Use Paradigm's Python based scripting language to completely customize
your experiment.

* Distribute 'stand-alone' experiments over the web or in your lab without
buying additional run-time licenses.

Try out Paradigm for 30 days free of charge.

To find out more, go to:

http://www.perceptionresearchsystems.com

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For a limited time, Linguist List subscribers can buy Paradigm for $499.99
per license, a $200.00 discount.

Just enter the coupon code INTRODIS with your order.
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Linguistic Field(s): Cognitive Science
                            Language Acquisition
                            Neurolinguistics
                            Phonetics
                            Psycholinguistics
                            Sociolinguistics
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