An open platform for science on Amazon Mechanical Turk.

Exercises, data, and more for our 2017 summer workshop (funded by the Estes Fund and in partnership with Project Jupyter and Berkeley's D-Lab)

CoffeeScript/JavaScript gabor patch generator

A very simple experiment to show the combination of jspsych and psiturk

Overcooked-AI Experiment Psiturk Demo (for MTurk experiments)

Starter kit for running a psiturk experiment on heroku with jspsych.

A docker-compose configuration file to run psiturk with MySQL support and a NGINX reverse proxy.

Experiment, data, and analysis code for "Text embedding models yield detailed conceptual knowledge maps derived from short multiple-choice quizzes" by Paxton C. Fitzpatrick, Andrew C. Heusser, and Jeremy R. Manning

Updated template for go/no-go demo experiment with PsiTurk and jsPsych in CoffeeScript.

A program to make it easier to write online experiments. Speriment takes a simple description of your experiment in Python and uses it to run online experiments with the use of PsiTurk and Mechanical Turk.

A simple stroop task using psiTurk and jsPsych

python module for managing experiment factory javascript experiment files, batteries to deploy them to (eg, psiturk), and virtual machines to host the compilation of those things.

Whoops ya'll is a psiTurk compatible experiment for paying people when an experiment goes badly for some reason. You enter the workerIds of people who you owe money to and can reject all others. Payment is handled quickly and easily via psiTurk's command line features. When you make a whoops, use "whoops ya'll"

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a psiturk-compatible experiment based on the drawtogether crowdsource program by @dmarkant

Basic psiturk-compatible version of the DFE sampling paradigm.

Implementation for running AX-CPT using jsPsych and psiTurk

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Sample code for a web-based flanker Experiment

ANOVA analyses of psychological data using Pandas and SciPy

web page psiturk code for experiment executed on Amazon Mechanical Turk

Slips of Action/Fabulous Fruits (de Wit, 2009) psychology experiment implementation. Online (jspsych) and MR (psychopy) versions

A template behavioral experiment ready to be deployed locally or on MTurk. Runs psiTurk, nginx, MySQL, & Adminer in networked docker containers. Includes slides from the accompanying tutorial.

Workshop by the NYU Computation and Cognition Lab about our framework for running behavioral experiments on Amazon's Mechanical Turk service.

psiTurk in the cloud

Psiturk code for running physical event experiments

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