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The development of microcomputer programs for experimental applications presents two main problems. First, it is usually necessary to implement a timer for measurement of response latencies and stimulus exposure duration (Dlhopolsky, 1983b). Second, programming in BASIC is usually inadequate, because it is difficult to synchronize the program with the videoscan of the CRT and to measure the time (Dlhopolsky, 1983a). The package described in this paper has been developed with the purpose of facilitating the interface between the routines and the user-programmer. Quick and versatile programming in Applesoft BASIC of varied routines for cognitive psychology experimentation is possible by accessing binary routines to control stimulus exposure, generate time delays, and measure response latency. This package offers more possibilities than do others (e.g., Algarabel, 1983; Poffel & Gregory, 1984). Its main virtues are versatility and ease of use; it allows people with few programming skills to implement a wide range of experimental designs, such as free recall, recognition memory, and decision. It also is possible to program a tachistoscope, adapting ideas discussed by others (e.g., Diener & Smee, 1984; Dlhopolsky, 1983b; Femano & Pfaff, 1983). A subsidiary application would be to let students interact with basic experimental problems in laboratory settings by writing their own programs.

TREC: A tool kit for programming cognitive experiments in Applesoft BASIC