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Hi, I posted here a few weeks ago. I am running a visual cognition experiment through my Web-based laboratory. I need large numbers of subjects (about 2000). So far I'm about 1/4 of the way there -- thanks to you who have participated -- which isn't bad for just one month. If you haven't yet participated, please do: vacognition.wjh.harvard.edu/VSTMTime The main page (vacognition.wjh.harvard.edu) also has other experiments and links to more information about Web-based experimenting. When results are known, they will be posted on the website, and you can also sign up for an email announcement when the results are posted. Thank you, Josh

I am running a couple five-minute Web-based experiments. If you could please participate, that would be wonderful. We're trying to collect data from a very large number of subjects from various backgrounds: http://vacognition.wjh.harvard.edu/participate.html I put up new experiments fairly regularly, so if you feel like being particularly helpful -- or if you just find it interesting -- you can bookmark the page or join the mailing list. I have a Google Groups mailing list I use *ONLY* to announce new experiments or results from old experiments. You won't get spammed, I promise. Thank you all very much, Joshua Hartshorne Visual Cognition Laboratory Harvard University

Thank you for participating. If you could say what part of the instructions you found difficult to understand, that would be very helpful. Please email vacognition _at_ gmail _dot_ com.

It's not really homework, since this is what I do for a living, but if you are willing to spend 5 minutes, please visit my online visual cognition laboratory: http://vacognition.wjh.harvard.edu/participate.html I put up new experiments fairly regularly, so if you feel like being particularly helpful -- or if you just find it interesting -- you can bookmark the page or join the mailing list. I have a Google Groups mailing list I use *ONLY* to announce new experiments or results from old experiments. You won't get spammed, I promise. Thank you all very much, Joshua Hartshorne Visual Cognition Laboratory Harvard University