PsychoPy – create experiments in behavioural science

PsychoPy is an open-source package for creating experiments in behavioural science. It aims to provide a single package that is:

• precise enough for psychophysics.
• easy enough for teaching.
• flexible enough for everything else.
• able to run experiments in a local Python script or online in JavaScript.

To meet these goals PsychoPy provides a choice of interface – you can use a simple graphical user interface called Builder, or write your experiments in Python code. The entire application and library are written in Python and is platform independent.

Website: github.com/psychopy/psychopy
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Developer: PsychoPy
License: GNU General Public License v3.0

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