Exploración Psicológica avanzada
Psycological Research Advanced Pioneering for Change
PsychLab is a virtual laboratory on psychological change developed by UNED’s Constructivist Research Group.
This laboratory contains tools for the exploration of the System of Personal Meanings, evaluation of its structure, representation of the system through Fuzzy Cognitive Maps and its dynamics of change through behavior graphs vs. time that allow us to simulate the evolution of the System through mathematical modeling and identify psychological obstacles that hinder change.
It is an open use space for researchers, clinicians, students and users in general who want to explore the structure and dynamics of the Personal Meaning System of a particular individual or patient.
The laboratory is an ideal space for those who want to study, evaluate and explore psychological change.
At the same time as a large number of analyzes and evaluation indices are presented, an experimentation space is presented, in which it is possible to explore how the System would evolve if changes are made to the chosen constructs.
Financing
Call for research grants 2022.
Ignacio H. de Larramendi
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FAQs
What is PsychLab?
It is a virtual laboratory that contains tools for the exploration of the Personal Meaning System, evaluation of its structure, representation of the system through Fuzzy Cognitive Maps and its dynamics of change through behavioral vs. time graphs that allow simulating the evolution of the System through mathematical modeling and identifying psychological obstacles that hinder change.
How can I create an account in PsychLab?
To create a PsychLab account, you must log in at the top right of the home screen at https://psychlab.uned.es. Then click on “Register” and fill out the registration form.
What are the limitations of the free version of PsychLab?
With the free version of PsychLab, you can only add two tested subjects and one grid, and one implication grid for each of them.
How can I manage the subjects evaluated in PsychLab?
Once you are logged in to your account, you can manage your evaluated subjects by clicking on the “Patients” tab in the right navigation bar. Here you can add, edit, delete and view all the people you have registered for assessment.
How can I generate a Repertory Grid in PsychLab?
To generate a Repertory Grid in PsychLab, you must select the patient you want to evaluate and add the grid. You can import a grid from a pre-filled Excel template or use the form provided by PsychLab.
What is the WimpGrid in PsychLab?
The WimpGrid is a semi-structured interview designed to explore how the person anticipates the consequences associated with changes in him/herself.
Is a Repertory Grid necessary to make a Fuzzy Cognitive Map?
It is not necessary to perform a RepGrid. A FCM can be performed through the laboratory by directly performing a wimpgrid.
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