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Category: Hypothesis testing

Psychology student research series, Vol III: Is trust in the eye of the beholder?

Are you considering a psych course? A student shares their experience studying the psychology of helping others...

Site Admin Academia, Broad lenses, Hypothesis testing, Person perception science, Personality & Character, Psychological research, Regional research, Scholarly merit, Student research, Studying, Uncategorized Leave a comment 28/06/201928/06/2019 4 Minutes

Psychology student research series, Vol II: What helps us help people?

Are you considering a psych course? A student shares their experience studying the psychology of helping others...

Site Admin Academia, Broad lenses, Helping and volunteering, Hypothesis testing, Local communities, Preventative health research, Psychological research, Regional research, Scholarly merit, Student research, Studying Leave a comment 13/06/201928/06/2019 4 Minutes

Ego versus self-esteem

Rock stars... is there anything they don't know?

Site Admin Academia, Data analysis, Hypothesis testing, Music, Psychological research, Uncategorized, Writing Leave a comment 01/11/201801/11/2018 4 Minutes

Welch’s t-test for comparing two groups: An Excel calculator (1.0.1)

Want to compare aggregate differences between two groups? Welch's t-test is preferrable over the classical (Student's) t-test, even if you have equal sample sizes and variances.

Site Admin Data analysis, Hypothesis testing, Number crunching, Numberphilia, Probability and statistics, Psychological research, Research tools, Studying, Uncategorized Leave a comment 22/10/201830/04/2019 5 Minutes

Success: The nemesis of progress

In the kingdom of academia, two motivations battle it out for the possession of your soul: The will to succeed versus the will to progress.

Site Admin Academia, Hypothesis testing, Latine includi, Scholarly merit, Uncategorized 3 Comments 02/02/2018 8 Minutes

How does Voorhees select victims?

Gait offers a clue about the age, sex, and emotional state of individuals, which can be useful in uncertain scenarios - for example, when trying to identify someone in dark clothes and a hockey mask. Walk motion also gives predators an idea of how vulnerable a person is...

Site Admin Biological motion, Friday 13th, Hypothesis testing, Male-bias, Person perception science, Point-light walkers, Uncategorized 2 Comments 15/11/201708/02/2018 7 Minutes

Prospective and retrospective predictions

In weather, as in psychology, you are trying to make informed guesses about what will happen in the future, or what has happened in the past.

Site Admin Hypothesis testing, Weather Leave a comment 01/10/201708/02/2018 3 Minutes

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