DMDX Display Software

  DMDX is a Win 32-based display system used in psychological laboratories around the world to measure reaction times to visual and auditory stimuli. It was programmed by Jonathan Forster at the University of Arizona.

    DMDX is a member of the DMASTR family, and represents an extension of the original DOS programs (DM and DMTG) to a Windows 95/98 environment.

• General Overview
• Hardware and Software Requirements
• Official disclaimer
• Tutorials on DMDX
• Examples of scripts
• Useful Links
  
• Programmer's notes about Updates to DMDX
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• Downloads
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• DMDX Users List Serv
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• Article on Timing Accuracy

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Prepared by Kenneth Forster

Department of Psychology

University of Arizona

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Last updated April 12, 2002