What is a Factorial ANOVA? Factorial ANOVAs have two or more categorical independent variables. Categorical data consists of discrete groups. Let’s talk about a simple …
Author: Cheyenne Chooi, PhD Student (Neuropsychology)
Cheyenne is a graduate of the University of Western Australia where she received a Bachelor's degree in Science, and a Bachelor's degree in Science with Honours in psychology. She is currently a third year PhD Student researching factors related to Alzheimer's disease. Her current research focuses on the concept of cognitive reserve.
You might wonder what the point of lab report writing is. You’re not alone. I certainly did this too. Let’s talk about how to get started on your lab report
Neuropsychology focuses on brain-behaviour relationships. In other words, they explore how psychology and behaviour relate to brain function.
Let’s clear up the confusion with classical and cooperative (reciprocal) suppression. Here are some basics. Also, how do we understand suppression analyses?
It’s easy to confuse the two. They sound similar, and while they both look at how a third variable fits into a relationship, they are not the same.
You can get Alzheimer’s disease in your brain (e.g., plaque and tangle build up) but you won’t necessarily get dementia. This is because of something …
As if we needed another thing to worry about. It’s already tough. We’re slugging the daily commute, working long days, and struggling to meet deadlines. …