That title should be self explanatory…
Mixed this one ono my netbook using audacity, and well, I am not nearly as good with audacity as with garageband, so the sound is not awesome….
Dana led us in a discussion of this article.
Music “Shot” by STOWAWAY
[tags]Dave Brodbeck, Psychology, Algoma University, Violent Offender Research and Implications for the Criminal Justice System[/tags]
The probability of rejecting a false null hypothesis.
Music \”When I Was Just a Boy\” by Simian\’s Escape
[tags]Dave Brodbeck, Psychology, Algoma University, Statistics, power[/tags]
From what we know about the world to how we know how to get around in the world, sorta….
Music “Toys on a Shelf” by A Step Behind
[tags]Dave Brodbeck, procedural memory, semantic memory, psychology, algoma University[/tags]
We continue our trip into the functioning of the nervous system…
(note: there is a mystery noise throughout the lecture, which I attributed in class to someone’s computer, it turns out not to be related to anybody’s computer, it is a mystery, wrapped inside a riddle, with a rich chocolate centre…. Honestly, I have no idea what it was!)
Music “The Letter” by Dan Brodbeck and Corey Thompson
[tags]Dave Brodbeck, Psychology, Neuropsychology, Sensory and motor systems, higher functional systems, Algoma University[/tags]
Kellie presented this article. We got pretty far afield, but the discussion was good.
Music “Shot” by Stowaway
[tags]Dave Brodbeck, Psychology, Nature Nurture Integration, Algoma University[/tags]
We continue our examination of t tests.
Music “Come On Let’s Go” by Sound of a Revolution
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[tags]Dave Brodbeck, Psychology, Statistics, t tests[/tags]
Meghan presented this article by Elizabeth Loftus. Hilarity ensued, plus, a little break for some history…
Music “More” by Amerikan Made
[tags]False Memories, Dave Brodbeck, Psychology, Algoma University, The Reality of Repressed Memories[/tags]
Still reviewing… So how would we compare two groups? Why a t test of course!
Music “Hello” by Dan Brodbeck and Corey Thompson
[tags]Dave Brodbeck, Algoma University, Psychology, statistics, t tests[/tags]
How you know what you know and why you know what you know and all of that sort of thing… Oh here is the link to the Futures in Biotech episode with Dr. Milner
Music “Delusional” by Battery Life
[tags]Dave Brodbeck, Psychology, Algoma University, Semantic Memory[/tags]
FINALLY some new material.
Music “Today” by Dan Brodbeck and Corey Thompson
[tags]Dave Brodbeck, Psychology, Algoma University[/tags]