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A python implementation of Attention Network Test (ANT), Remote Associates Test (RAT), an N-Back task, and an Anagram task.

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Psychometric Tests

A python implementation of Attention Network Test (ANT), Remote Associates Test (RAT), an N-Back task, and an Anagram task using PyQt/PySide. Responses are recorded as csv files.

Installation

pip install psychometric_tests

Usage

  • To start programme, run psychometric_tests.
    • WARNING: Ensure that the location of the installed scripts are in PATH.
  • Adjust UI
    • Ctrl+scroll : Adjust font size
    • F11 : Toggle full screen

Attention Network Test (ANT)

The Attention Network Test (ANT) is designed to evaluate alerting, orienting, and executive attention based on the difference in reaction time of pressing a key indicating the direction of the central arrow. This implementation of ANT is based on Fan et al. (2002).

  • To start only ANT, run psychometric_tests_ant.

Attention Network Test (ANT)

Remote Associates Test (RAT)

The Remote Associates Test (RAT) is sometimes used as measure of creative potential by assessing a person's ability to think of a fourth word that is somehow related to the three words presented. English questions from Bowden & Jung-Beeman (2003) and Japanese questions from Terai, Miwa & Asami (2013) are included.

  • To start only RAT, run psychometric_tests_rat.

Remote Associates Test (RAT)

N-Back

The N-Back task is commonly used to assess part of working memory.

  • To start only N-Back, run psychometric_tests_nback.

N-Back

Anagram Tasks

Anagram tasks are often used in cognitive research.

  • To start only Anagram Tasks, run psychometric_tests_anagram.

Anagram

Customisation

The tests can be customised by editing the settings.json file (accessible from the settings icon in main entry script).

The save name can include details provided in the test setup (e.g. Participant ID, Date). To include the details, place the question text inside {}. For example, "ID{Participant ID}-s{Session}-{Date-Time}.csv".

Attention Network Test (ANT)

The arrows are drawn using unicode characters. The look and feel can be changed by changing the font and the unicode character used.

The arrows and horizontal bar may not be aligned in some fonts.

Remote Associates Test (RAT)

Different questions may be used. Change the "question_dir" setting from null to your directory.

The question should be in the form of a csv file with a comma separating the question and the solution. Each row is one question. The three questions should be separated by forward slashes (/). Multiple solutions are possible; just separate your solution with a forward slash.

For example, "high/district/house,school/court".

N-Back

Similar to RAT, you can prepare your own set of stimulus. Change the " stimulus_dir" setting from null to your directory.

The stimulus should be in the form of a csv file with a comma separating the question and the solution.

For example, "6 + 2,8".

Anagram Tasks

You can also prepare your own set of anagram questions. Change the " question_dir" setting from null to your directory.

The question should be in the form of a csv file with commas separating each block and be in the correct order.

For example, "A,N,Y,T,H,I,N,G".

Dependencies

  • PySide6

References

Bowden, E. M., & Jung-Beeman, M. (2003). Normative data for 144 compound remote associate problems. Behavior research methods, instruments, & computers, 35(4), 634-639.

Fan, J., McCandliss, B.D., Sommer, T., Raz, A., et al. (2002) Testing the Efficiency and Independence of Attentional Networks. Journal of Cognitive Neuroscience. 14 (3), 340–347. Available from: doi:10.1162/089892902317361886.

寺井仁, 三輪和久, & 浅見和亮. (2013). 日本語版 Remote Associates Test の作成と評価. 心理学研究, 84(4), 419-428.

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