This page serves as a database of freely available speech stimuli. Here is a link to the searchable Google Sheet keeping track of what's in the database: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1CqfHFvDE1zf7G68aUODc6k8mPrZLVi4fIUayB2XRBqo/edit?usp=sharing Another database you may find helpful is: https://speechbox.linguistics.northwestern.edu/#!/home If you would like to contribute stimuli to the database, please contact Violet Brown (violetbrownpsych@gmail.com) to let her know that you would like to be added as a contributor to the project (include your name exactly as it appears on your OS...

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Notes from the CUNY2020 workshop on remote experiments

TMS-SMART (Meteyard & Holmes, 2018) is a method to select stimulation sites for human TMS studies which allows you to control for the subjective annoyance, pain, and muscle twitches, as well as for visible twitches and reaction time changes associated with single-pulse TMS at 43 different sites on the scalp. This website allows you to browse the data visually, and to retrieve suggested control site locations.

fMRI power analysis for FSL and SPM-based analyses

Power analysis and design for fMRI Studies