Gorilla Demos and Examples List

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Classic Examples

Attention
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Attitudes
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Bot Checks
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Cognition
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Decision Making
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Economic Games
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Education
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Emotion
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Equipment Checks
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Executive Function
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Language
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Memory
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Perception
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Personality

Popular Classic Examples

Try out our top 3 most popular Classic Examples:

Semantic Priming

View a Classic semantic priming task; targets are paired with related or neutral primes. The semantic priming effect is the difference in RT and accuracy a related prime produces.
Reference: Wikipedia

The Big 5 Personality TIPI

View the Classic Ten Item Personality Inventory (TIPI) Questionnaire of the Big 5 Personality Measure.
Reference: Wikipedia
Link Reference: GozLab-TIPI

Stroop Task

Classic Stroop Task, in which colour names mismatch and match their text colour. Desktop version uses keyboard input. Mobile version uses touch buttons.
Reference: Wikipedia

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Popular Classic Examples

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Full Classic Examples List

Attention:

Below are some classic attention tasks.

Attentional Blink	This is a classic 'Attentional Blink' Task. Measure temporal limitations in the ability to deploy visual attention.	Try it out!
Change Blindness	This is a classic 'Change Blindness' Task. Measure how long it takes participants to spot the difference!	Try it out!
Dot Probe	The dot-probe is a classic task used to assess selective attention.	Try it out!
Flanker	The classic Flanker Task (or Eriksen Flanker Task) is a 'response inhibition' test used to assess participants' ability to suppress responses.	Try it out!
Go / No-Go Task (Children)	This Inattention and Impulsivity experiment is loosely based on a lab study conducted by Serena Bezdjian, Laura A. Baker, Dora Isabel Lozano, and Adrian Raine in 2009 on twins aged 9 and 10. Reference: Bezdjian et al. (2009)	Try it out!
Mackworth Clock Task	This tests vigilance, a prolonged state of concentration. Participants must stare at the image of a ticking clock and identify when the second hand jumps more than it should. This example has a jump rate of around 8% and lasts a minute, whereas a full task would jump around 0.5% of the time, and last much longer. Reference: Mackworth (1948)	Try it out!
Posner Cueing Task	This spatial orientation task measures the effects of cueing on reaction times to target stimuli. This example requires the participant to press one of two keys when a green 'thumbs up’ appears in the corresponding box. 75% of the time, a green circle will appear in the correct box before the stimulus appears. Reference: Wikipedia	Try it out!
Sustained Attention Test	A classic sustained attention reaction test (or SART).	Try it out!

Attitudes:

Below are some classic attitude tasks. To see some IAT data and analysis collected using Gorilla, see this study.

Implicit Association Tests (IAT):

IAT: 'Pictures and Pictures'	View a classic Implicit Association Test: Category sorting task. Categories of images are paired with another category of interest. Differences in accuracy and RT are used to potentially measure implicit bias.	Try it out!
IAT: 'Pictures and Words'	View a classic Implicit Association Test: Category sorting task, measuring strength of association between categories of images and word categories. Differences in accuracy and RT are used to potentially measure implicit bias.	Try it out!