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Coursework Resource Psychlab

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Resource of the week: Psychlab This week's resource will be useful for students looking for ideas for their psychology coursework. Psychlab contains 10 cognitve psychology experiments that can be run on Windows computers.........

http://www.artsci.wustl.edu/~rabrams/psychlab/index.htm

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