Laboratories

Child-Adolescent and Family Research Laboratory:

This laboratory was established in April 2023. It is designed for conducting tests, observations, interviews, and play sessions with children, adolescents, and families. The lab is equipped with child-sized tables and chairs, a bookshelf, art supplies, and various toys. It also includes a set of developmental psychological test inventories. There are two audio recording devices available in the lab. It was primarily established for research in developmental and clinical psychology subfields. Students can conduct their practical work in this lab as part of relevant courses or within the scope of the PSKO 4901 course.

Clinical Psychology Laboratory:

The Clinical Psychology Laboratory is located on the Maslak campus. It is used upon student request or when necessary during courses or seminars. The lab includes a mirrored observation and interview room, as well as a play therapy room. It is primarily available for research in the fields of developmental and clinical psychology. Cognitive and Affective

Neuropsychology Research Laboratory:

Originally established in 2011 as the Experimental and Psychophysiology Laboratory, it was renamed the Cognitive and Affective Neuropsychology Research Laboratory in 2023. The lab consists of nine units of various sizes, including an eye movement lab and a room designated for small group studies. Each unit is equipped with new PCs and CRT monitors optimized for stimulus presentation. The lab houses an Eyelink 2000Hz eye-tracking device to measure eye movements and gaze direction. This device has been relocated to the Maslak campus to facilitate access for participants in clinical sample research. Additionally, a BIOPAC MP36 unit is available for the collection and analysis of physiological data. The lab was established with research in cognitive psychology, experimental social psychology, experimental clinical studies, and learning research in mind. Students can conduct practical applications here as part of related courses or the PSKO 4901 course.

Psychophysiology Laboratory Eye Tracking Laboratory