A tag is a keyword or label that categorizes your question with other, similar questions. Using the right tags makes it easier for others to find and answer your question.
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psychosis× 2
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ptsd× 2
For questions about post-traumatic stress disorder, its diagnosis, its treatment, and its etiology
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publication-process× 7
For questions about writing and publishing in the cognitive sciences.
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qualia
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quantified-self
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rationality× 13
For questions about organisms' ability to make reasoned decisions that are optimal for achieving a goal or solving a problem.
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reaction-time× 6
For questions regarding the elapsed time between a given stimulus and a response, testing this value, and interpreting the results in light of processing
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reading× 16
For questions about the psychological or neuroscientific basis of learning to read, reading comprehension in children or adults, or deficits/disorders of reading ability.
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recruitment
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reference-request× 74
For questions where the author needs to know specific articles/surveys/books on a given topic.
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reinforcement-learning× 4
The study of what actions an agent should take in a stochastic environment in order to maximize a cumulative reward.
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reliability× 5
For questions regarding the consistency with which variables can be measured, by different observers or over time.
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reproducible-research× 7
For questions about this area, which strives to include enough information with a publication or make data publicly available for other scientists to be able to repeat the experiments in the interest …
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sampling
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savant-syndrome× 4
A condition in which people with developmental delays (notably autism spectrum) or brain injury demonstrate some profound abilities far in excess of typical individuals.
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schizophrenia× 3
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selection
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selection-recruitment× 5
For questions about the psychologically-based processes that employers might use to help them choose new members for their staff.
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self-efficacy
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sensation× 17
Questions about the ways that our bodies processes incoming visual, auditory, gustatory, somatosensory, proprioceptive, and pain (among others) information
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sex-differences× 7
For questions about performance or neurophysiological differences between male and female individuals.
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sexuality× 3
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short-term-memory× 3
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signal-detection× 4
For questions concerning the area of psychophysics that deals with discernment of information-bearing stimuli from background noise or other distractions.
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similarirty
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sleep× 27
For questions pertaining to the physiology and pathophysiology of sleep in humans and animals (e.g., sleep stages and their EEG patterns, sleep disturbances), along with psychological effects of sleep…
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social-desirability× 3
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social-networks× 2
For questions pertaining to the scientific study of social networks or social network analysis.
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social-psychology× 71
For questions about the empirical and theoretical study of how perception, feelings, behavior, and cognition are effected by the actual, imagined, or implied presence of others. Questions are addresse…
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software× 15
For questions regarding the use and selection of computer programs designated for instruction, experimentation, and data processing.
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spatial-visualization
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statistics× 25
For questions about statistical methods that might be appropriate for certain paradigms within psychology, psychiatry, neuroscience, or cognitive science.
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stress× 5
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survey× 4
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synchronization× 2
For questions about neural oscillations that may be used to bind salient features of stimuli together
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synesthesia× 3
condition where the input of one sense elicits the perception of an unrelated sense, such as seeing shapes as having innate colors
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