Hello All. I wrote a standalone program to simulate the Monty Hall
problem. This problem is a good example of the contrast between
intuitive and actual probability. It is a great exercise for stats
classes when you cover probability. If you have not heard of it, there
are a number of web sites that explain it. There are also other
web-based simulators. I could not find one that allowed the user to set
up their own n of trials so I wrote this one in Livecode.
Mike Williams
Presentation:
http://www.learnpsychology.com/monty/Monty_Hall_Presentation.pptx
Mac Version:
http://www.learnpsychology.com/monty/Monty_Hall_Problem.zip
PC Version:
http://www.learnpsychology.com/monty/Monty_Hall_Problem.exe
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