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NTU Research Methods 1: Report 2 assessment (Expertise/Experience)

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1. Participant Information Sheet

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2. Consent form

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Additional criteria for consent can be added by editing this questionnaire.

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3. Demographics questionnaire

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Key questions about the age and gender of the participant are already provided. This questionnaire would need to be edited if additional questions are required.

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4. Experience question

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5. Task: Visual Search Task

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5. Task: Go/No-Go Task

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5. Task: Visual memory task [part 1 of 2]

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The task currently uses faces as a part of a face recognition task. However, other images can be used in this visual memory task instead.

*This is part 1 of 2 of the visual memory task. In this task, participants will be presented with images (currently faces) and instructed to remember them. In the other required task (part 2 of 2), participants will be presented with images and are required to respond if the image presented was presented before (in part 1 of 2).

*If you are changes the images in this task, please remember to upload the images to the Part 1 of 2 task and the Part 2 of 2 task. If you are using different file names for your images to those specified in the spreadsheet, please edit the spreadsheet accordingly.

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5. Task: visual memory task [part 2 of 2]

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The task currently uses faces as a part of a face recognition task. However, other images can be used in this visual memory task instead.

*This is part 2 of 2 of the visual memory task. In this task, participants will be presented with images (currently faces) and are required to recall if they were presented the same image earlier (in part 1 of 2).

*If you are changes the images in this task, please remember to upload the images to the Part 1 of 2 task and the Part 2 of 2 task. If you are using different file names for your images to those specified in the spreadsheet, please edit the spreadsheet accordingly.

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6. Debrief

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Conducted at Nottingham Trent University
Published on 28 January 2023
Corresponding author Dr Mike Vernon Psychology
Nottingham Trent University