ACL Handbook

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Affect & Cognition Lab Handbook

Contents 1 Introduction 1.1 What is the Affect & Cognition Lab? 1.2 ACL Website 1.3 ACL Wiki / Knowledgebase 1.4 ACL E-Mail 1.5 ACL Calendar 1.6 Contact Information 2 Lab Rules 3 Ethics for Research 4 PSY100 Participant Pool 5 Running Experiments 6 Paying Participants 7 About This Handbook

[edit] Introduction

[edit] What is the Affect & Cognition Lab?

The ACL is a psychology and neuroscience lab jointly run by Professors Adam K. Anderson & Eve De Rosa. It is part of the Psychology Department at the University of Toronto

[edit] ACL Website

• http://aclab.ca

Find details about lab members, ongoing research, published papers, and links to here and other resources.

[edit] ACL Wiki / Knowledgebase

• http://aclab.ca/wiki (you're here!)

This is the first place to check if you have any questions about ethics, PSY100 pool, testing rules, and more.

[edit] ACL E-Mail

• http://webmail.aclab.ca

If you want a separate @aclab.ca email account (e.g., participants can contact you here instead of giving out your real email address), ask the lab manager for an account. You can then check it here.

[edit] ACL Calendar

• http://aclab.ca/booking

This is where you reserve and check availability of testing rooms.

[edit] Contact Information

• ACL Key Members
• Lab and Building Information

[edit] Lab Rules

• ACL Rules
• New Members To Do List

[edit] Ethics for Research

• Obtaining Ethics Approval
• Ethics Amendments & Renewals

[edit] PSY100 Participant Pool

• PSY100 Participant Pool Guidelines

[edit] Running Experiments

• Running Your Experiment Guidelines
  • How To Reserve Testing Rooms
  • Testing Room Rules

[edit] Paying Participants

If you might be paying your participants, read the following:

• Participant Payment Guidelines

[edit] About This Handbook

• Last major update: April, 2008
• Content taken from old Handbook (download) and old wiki content.