This site provides older versions of PsyScope. For versions that work with current Apple systems, please go to the page maintained by Luca Bonatti.

There is no user support, but users can exchange insights through the psyscope@psy.ck.sissa.it mailing list. You can subscribe by through the interface at http://psy.ck.sissa.it/sympa

Earlier info-psyscope messages can be read and searched in archive form at http://listserv.emich.edu/archives/info-psyscope.html

General Information

PsyScope 1.2.5 is available free and unsupported to those who might find it useful. We do not take any responsibility whatsoever for any problems that you have related to the use of PsyScope. PsyScope was designed and developed by (alphabetically):

• Jonathan Cohen
• Matthew Flatt
• Brian MacWhinney
• Jefferson Provost

The developers kindly request that the following citation be referenced in any manuscripts that report results based on the use of PsyScope:

Cohen J.D., MacWhinney B., Flatt M., and Provost J. (1993). PsyScope: A new graphic interactive environment for designing psychology experiments. Behavioral Research Methods, Instruments, and Computers, 25(2), 257-271.

Resources

• PsyScope Files: program and manual
• PsyScope Scripts
• PsyScope Utilities: timing testers, PsyDat, info-psyscope archive, extensions
• Button Box Files: order information, loader, documentation, and code
• Button Box Archive: previous versions, schematics, testers
• PSYx Extension Kit: programmer's tools for building PsyScope extensions.
• Source code: Downloadable from this link. Luca Bonatti supervised the updating of the source code to CW8. Users interested in supporting the porting of PsyScope to OSX should contact Luca. This code is available only in accord with the GNU Public License
• Hamilton PsyScope Materials, Jon Vaughan and Penny L. Yee at Hamilton have provided access to additional PsyScope tutorial materials and the PsySquash program

If you are connecting from Europe, you may find it faster to transfer through the PsyScope Mirror in Belgium at the University of Antwerp, provided through the courtesy of Steven Gillis.