Posts Tagged ‘ philosophy ’

The growth of Bayesian methods in psychology

January 28, 2013
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The growth of Bayesian methods in psychology

The British Journal of Mathematical and Statistical Psychology has published a target article (with commentaries and reply) by Andrew Gelman and Cosma Shalizi on philosophy and the practice of Bayesian statistics.Mark Andrews and I introduce the target...

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p values, the cliff effect and the nature of evidence

June 28, 2012
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p values, the cliff effect and the nature of evidence

I've been thinking about p values quite a bit recently - prompted by a other bloggers and by some journal work. One interesting phenomenon in this area is the cliff effect: a supposed abrupt shift in researchers' confidence in an effect when moving fro...

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Strathclyde multilevel modeling talk

January 25, 2010
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Strathclyde multilevel modeling talk

I recently gave an introduction to multilevel modeling talk at Strathclyde University for PsyPAG. I promised to make my slides available. I'm still using powerpoint (and regretting it) so some of the symbols may be garbled. (I noticed that powerpoint t...

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R functions for Dienes (2008) Understanding Psychology as a Science

November 17, 2009
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R functions for Dienes (2008) Understanding Psychology as a Science

I recently wrote a review of Understanding psychology as a science: an introduction to scientific and statistical inference by Zoltan Dienes (2008). Dienes' book covers Neyman-Pearson null hypothesis significance testing, Bayesian inference and the lik...

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