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Conducting Web-Based Experiments for Numerical Cognition Research.

Arnold R Kochari^1,2

¹Institute for Logic, Language and Computation, University of Amsterdam, NL.

Journal of Cognition

|October 3, 2019

Summary

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Web-based studies in cognitive psychology offer efficient data collection for numerical cognition research. Online data reliability is comparable to traditional lab studies, showing similar effects.

Keywords:

Numerical cognition Response accuracy Response speed

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Area of Science:

Cognitive Psychology
Human-Computer Interaction
Psychological Research Methods

Background:

Web-based studies are increasingly popular for data collection in cognitive psychology.
Online data collection offers advantages like larger sample sizes and wider geographic reach compared to lab-based studies.

Purpose of the Study:

To review issues and present findings on web-based data collection for numerical cognition research.
To assess the reliability of online data collection by replicating established numerical cognition paradigms.

Main Methods:

Review of challenges and benefits of web-based data collection.
Replication of two classical numerical cognition paradigms (number-size congruity and comparison to a standard) using online methods.
Inclusion of a masked priming manipulation in the replication studies.

Main Results:

Reaction times and error rates from online replications were comparable to original lab-based studies.
Key numerical cognition effects (distance effect, congruity effect, priming effect) were observed in the online data.
Online data collection demonstrated reliability comparable to physical lab settings for numerical cognition.

Conclusions:

Web-based data collection is a viable and reliable method for numerical cognition research.
Online studies provide a cost-effective and efficient alternative to traditional lab-based research.
The findings support the use of online platforms for conducting rigorous psychological research.