Date 3-6 November, 15:00-18:30
Venue Las Palmas
Aims The course reviews and reevaluates some of the common analysis methods used in cognitive research, including general analysis methods and mathematical and statistical analyses. It primarily discusses topics relevant to cognitive research and highlights several debated and misunderstood points.
Reliability (slides)
Automatic statistical analysis: why and how?
CogStat general slides (slides about the recent features in versions 2.4-2.5 and version 2.6)
Diffusion model analysis (slides)
Hypothesis tests power analysis (slides)
TBD
Books for general statistical materials
Danielle J. Navarro / David R. Foxcroft / Thomas J. Faulkenberry / Róbert Fodor: Learning statistics with R / jamovi / JASP / CogStat
Russell Poldrack: Statistical Thinking for the 21st Century
Andy Field (Jeremy Miles, Zoe Field): Discovering Statistics Using SPSS / R / SAS. Sage.
Matthew J. C. Crump, Anjali Krishnan, Stephen Volz, and Alla Chavarga (2018). Answering questions with data: Lab Manual and the CogStat version: Evelin Haász (2024). Answering Questions with Data in CogStat
More free statistics and data analysis textbooks at the Open Textbook Library and LibreTexts