Participants are exposed to various series of stimuli in which they must solve a short math problem and remember a list of words. This demonstration is based on the operation span task described in Conway and Engle (1996). This demonstration provides an example of a traditional digit span test. This demonstration includes a series of memory span tasks designed to demonstrate that working memory capacity can be affected by a variety of task variables, including chunking and the organization of the list. However, I cannot guaranteee that your class will perform the same way that the participants in any of the original studies performed. If you have any problems with these - please let me know! I will try to fix them as soon as possible. I am still cleaning these up as I use them. If you press the right mouse button, you get a menu of slides and can move to any slide. If you hold the left mouse key down and drag, you have a pencil to mark on the screen. When you stop a program, you will see a brief copyright announcement from Astound. You can stop a program at any time by pressing the ESC key. You can advance to the next slide by pressing the left mouse button several times, pressing the Enter key, or clicking on the arrow or 'next' button (if one appears). You advance WITHIN each slide by pressing the left mouse button. I STRONGLY recommend that you try a demonstration several times before you use it in your teaching.Īll of the programs in this table may be downloaded and used on your own computers.
Free digit span test download#
So, if you really like these old demonstrations better than the newer ones, you should download them and save them on your own computer.
These are the first demonstrations that I created for this site. If the demonstrations work well, I need to provide evidence of their use. If something does not work, I want to fix it. Please provide me with feedback regarding these demonstrations. I STRONGLY recommend that you try a demonstration several times before you use it in your teaching. If you have any problems with these demonstrations, please contact me. Please feel free to download the demostrations for your classroom use. They cover various phenomena in memory and cognition. These are demonstrations that I completed during the Fall of 2005. Memory and Cognition Demonstrations and Tutorials Department of Psychology
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