Here is a list of some psychology and psycholinguistic resources on the Web that you might want to check out.

If you find further interesting Web pages (especially those in Chinese), please let me know!

• Ethical research principles when working with human subjects
• The Belmont Report
• National Chung Cheng University Human Research Ethics Center
• Instutional Review Board on Humanities & Social Science Research, Academia Sinica
• Psycholinguistics used in this class in previous years (many on Chinese)
• The Max-Planck Institute for Psycholinguistics
• Chung Cheng University's own Cognitive Science Program
• The truth about the meme "Aoccdrnig to a rscheearch at Cmabrigde Uinervtisy..."

• LINGUIST: Where linguists go to learn about linguistics.

• Yanny vs. laurel!
• Many speech perception demos
• A demo of the McGurk effect: how hearing speech is affected by seeing speech
• A demo of sine wave speech: flipping between the perception of sound and the perception of speech
• A demo of the phoneme restoration effect
• Some social cognition experiments: Test your hidden prejudices

For running experiments

• Enigma: Chen Tsung-ying's web app for artificial grammar-learning experiments
• Gorilla Experiment Builder: Popular (but not free) tool for running experiments online
• PsychoPy (free, runs on anything)
• Pavlovia: Platform for running PsychoPy online
• Many many PsychoPy demo experiments for you to adapt for your own purposes
• PyGaze: Links PsychoPy to your eye-tracker (if you have one)
• Worldlikeness (free, runs on the web, and we created it!)

Other

• Praat: Acoustic analysis software (free for all platforms)
• R: Statistics software (free, all platforms)

• Academia Sinica Balanced Corpus of Modern Chinese
• The CCU TSL online dictionary
• A variety of lexical databases on a variety of languages, including Chinese
• Google Books Ngram Viewer: Frequency data for many languages, including (simplified) Chinese text
• TalkBank: A database of conversational corpora in many languages, including Chinese

• CHILDES: A database of conversational child corpora in many languages, including Chinese
• Even baby parrots go through a babbling stage!

• Institute of Neuroscience, National Yang Ming Chiao Tung University
• The Whole Brain Atlas (Harvard Medical School)