JavaScript Examples from Introduction to Behavioral Research on the Internet
Chapter 17: Intro to JavaScript
Chapter 17 Example 1: Placing JavaScript in an HTML page
Chapter 17 Example 2: Random numbers in JavaScript
Chapter 17 Example 3: Random Assignment to 2 Between-Subject Conditions
Chapter 17 Example 4: Random Assignment to 3 Between-Subject Conditions
Chapter 17 Example 5: Random Assignment to 3 Conditions--prints random number x to check rules
Chapter 17 Example 6: Random Assignment to n Conditions--prints random number x to check rules
Chapter 17 Example 6b: View the text file of the program
Chapter 17 Example 7: Random Dice rolls/Changing image
Chapter 17 Example 8: Random Dice with OnMouseOver event
Javascript Links on the Web:
W3schools JavaScript Tutorial
Mozilla Developer Network JavaScript Resources
Common Misunderstandings about JavaScript by Crockford
Javascript.com
Chapter 18: JavaScript and Learning Models
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Chapter 18 Ex 1: Illustration of JavaScript alert and Event Handling
Chapter 18: Ex 1b: Using an apostrophe
Chapter 18 Ex 2: Illustration of confirm
Chapter 18 Ex 3: Illustration of prompt
Chapter 18 Ex 4: Displaying Info in window.status statusbar
Chapter 18 Ex 5: Using the Date() object to measure time intervals
Chapter 18 Ex 6: Loops in JavaScript--loan example
Chapter 18 Ex 7: Understanding the National Debt
Chapter 18: Of Marbles and Memory--Stimulus sampling theory
Chapter 18 Ex 8: Predicted learning curve of replacement theory
Chapter 18 Ex 9: Predicted learning curve computed by function
Chapter 18 Ex 10: Predicted learning curve with Parameters in Input Text boxes
Probability Learning Experiment Demo
Chapter 18 Ex 11: Image Map from Chapter 7 with JavaScript Alerts for feedback
Chapter 19: JavaScript Calculators, Checking, Scoring, and Feedback
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Chapter 19 Ex 1: A simple calculator
Chapter 19 Ex 2: A simple calculator in a Table
Chapter 19 Ex 3: A simple program with a powerful calculator
Chapter 19 Ex 4: Illustration of how to check for skipped items
Chapter 19 Ex 5b: Score and Time a test. New version works with both Netscape Navigator and Internet Explorer. (It also illustrates the use of the submit() method from JavaScript.
A Personality test with alert feedback
A Personality test with new page of feedback
Chapter 19 Ex 6: Opening a new window with new web page
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