Instruments on display
The following is a list of the instruments currently on display at the Faculty of Psychology.
It was acquired in the 80s of the 20th century.
The unit consists of a stimulus presenter that allows the presentation of visual stimuli (four lights of different colours), and four response keys. In addition, it includes a time meter, which allows measuring simple reaction times and choice reaction times.
It also has a vocal key which consists of a unit that is connected to a stopwatch to measure phonic reaction times. It consists of a main body and a microphone that serves as a response key for the subject.
It was acquired in the 80s of the 20th century.
The unit consists of a stimulus presenter that allows the presentation of visual stimuli (four lights of different colours), and four response keys. In addition, it includes a time meter, which allows measuring simple reaction times and choice reaction times.
It also has a vocal key which consists of a unit that is connected to a stopwatch to measure phonic reaction times. It consists of a main body and a microphone that serves as a response key for the subject.
It was acquired in the 80s of the 20th century.
The unit consists of a stimulus presenter that allows the presentation of visual stimuli (four lights of different colours), and four response keys. In addition, it includes a time meter, which allows measuring simple reaction times and choice reaction times.
It also has a vocal key which consists of a unit that is connected to a stopwatch to measure phonic reaction times. It consists of a main body and a microphone that serves as a response key for the subject.
It was acquired in the 80s of the 20th century.
The unit consists of a stimulus presenter that allows the presentation of visual stimuli (four lights of different colours), and four response keys. In addition, it includes a time meter, which allows measuring simple reaction times and choice reaction times.
It also has a vocal key which consists of a unit that is connected to a stopwatch to measure phonic reaction times. It consists of a main body and a microphone that serves as a response key for the subject.
It was acquired in the 80s of the 20th century.
The unit consists of a stimulus presenter that allows the presentation of visual stimuli (four lights of different colours), and four response keys. In addition, it includes a time meter, which allows measuring simple reaction times and choice reaction times.
It also has a vocal key which consists of a unit that is connected to a stopwatch to measure phonic reaction times. It consists of a main body and a microphone that serves as a response key for the subject.
It was acquired in the 80s of the 20th century.
The unit consists of a stimulus presenter that allows the presentation of visual stimuli (four lights of different colours), and four response keys. In addition, it includes a time meter, which allows measuring simple reaction times and choice reaction times.
It also has a vocal key which consists of a unit that is connected to a stopwatch to measure phonic reaction times. It consists of a main body and a microphone that serves as a response key for the subject.
It was acquired in the 80s of the 20th century.
The unit consists of a stimulus presenter that allows the presentation of visual stimuli (four lights of different colours), and four response keys. In addition, it includes a time meter, which allows measuring simple reaction times and choice reaction times.
It also has a vocal key which consists of a unit that is connected to a stopwatch to measure phonic reaction times. It consists of a main body and a microphone that serves as a response key for the subject.
It was acquired in the 80s of the 20th century.
The unit consists of a stimulus presenter that allows the presentation of visual stimuli (four lights of different colours), and four response keys. In addition, it includes a time meter, which allows measuring simple reaction times and choice reaction times.
It also has a vocal key which consists of a unit that is connected to a stopwatch to measure phonic reaction times. It consists of a main body and a microphone that serves as a response key for the subject.
It was acquired in the 80s of the 20th century.
The unit consists of a stimulus presenter that allows the presentation of visual stimuli (four lights of different colours), and four response keys. In addition, it includes a time meter, which allows measuring simple reaction times and choice reaction times.
It also has a vocal key which consists of a unit that is connected to a stopwatch to measure phonic reaction times. It consists of a main body and a microphone that serves as a response key for the subject.