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Lab Equipment & Set up The study will be conducted in the Applied Social Cognition Laboratory (ASCL) at the University of North Dakota (Andre Kehn) and the Psychology and Law Lab at the University of Wyoming (Narina Nunez). The procedure, MediaLab Files and protocol will be identical between the 2 lab locations. Participants will be seated in individual cubicles without access to one another. We will never run more than 4 participants at one time. Each participant will view the video on an individual computer screen. Participants will wear head phones to hear the sound clearly and not hear other participants. Participants will not see each other during the study and will not be aware of what other participants in the laboratory are doing. For the video, lineup presentation and questionnaires (except the crossword puzzle) participants will complete all taks on the computer using MediaLab presentation software. Computer: Type: Intel 82945G Express Processor: x86 Family 6 Model 15 Stepping 6 (1866 MHZ) Memory: 2038 MB Hard Disk: 74.5 GB, 7200 RPM Graphics Adapter: Intel Graphics Media Accelerator Screen: Type: Gateway (GTW1781?) Size: 13.3” horizontal, 10.6” vertical Maximum resolution: 1280 x 1024 Headphones: Panansonic RP-HT21 Lightweight headphones • Lightweight, open-air design headphones weigh just 1.2 oz. without cable, Cable Length: 4.50 ft • XBS port for increased bass response and neodymium magnets for full-range sound • Wide headband and foam-cushioned earphones for added listening comfort • Large-diameter driver units 30mm (1-3/16"), 3.5 mm connector • Frequency response: 16 Hz - 22 kHz,Impedance: 16 Ohm MediaLab version 2008 (UND) MediaLab version 2010 (UW)
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