Jeromy Anglim

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I am a Lecturer in the School of Psychology at Deakin University bridging I/O psychology and statistics.

I'm quite active on the Cognitive Sciences and Statistics Stack Exchanges.

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 answered Any studies on lack of imagination and creativity?
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 comment Any studies on lack of imagination and creativity?
@guesoij Could you give references or indication of relevant terms?
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 comment Prefer Even or odd numbers?
Also, if you are interested in why participants respond with certain numbers, see this existing question
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 revised How is intelligence correlated to beauty?
tried to make question a little bit more concise;
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 comment How to conduct surveys using facebook
I hope you come back to the site @what . I've appreciated your contributions to questions and answers. This question just needed a little tweaking to bring it into the StackExchange format.
May
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 revised How to conduct surveys using facebook
perhaps this makes it more concrete
May
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 answered How to use Mechanical Turk for longer studies (i.e., 30 minutes+)?
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 revised How long should I work before taking a break?
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 comment Are there “6 degrees of separation” for ideas?
Could you further explain how you see the 6 degrees of separation idea relating to the general issue of the brain or mind implicitly connecting ideas?
May
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 comment How to use Mechanical Turk for longer studies (i.e., 30 minutes+)?
@jeff It's good that it's possible, but I get the impression that there might be additional issues with longer studies around motivating participants to complete the task in the first place and ensuring that they perform the task conscientiously.
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 comment How to use Mechanical Turk for longer studies (i.e., 30 minutes+)?
@ofri I imagine speed of recruitment and cost effectiveness are the two main motivations. For example, If I could get 200 conscientious participants to complete a 30 minute study for US\$5 or US\$10 per participant, and it could all be finalised in a day or so, that would make my life a lot easier. mturk manages payment and it also manages the mapping of free time to tasks.
May
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 asked How to use Mechanical Turk for longer studies (i.e., 30 minutes+)?
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 revised Analyzing control questions data for a survey
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 reviewed Approve suggested edit on Difference between Instinct and Intuition
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 comment How to identify participants answering online questionnaires who have not paid attention?
You're right. I thought I remembered seeing a question like this before. It looks like I even answered it :-)
May
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 asked How to identify participants answering online questionnaires who have not paid attention?
May
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 revised Do people estimate combined probabilities differently to uncombined ones?
when i first saw the question I thought you were asking a purely statistics question; thus, I tweaked the title to make it clear it is about human perception of probability; feel free to change if you don't like
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 reviewed Approve suggested edit on What is the threshold where actions are perceived as “instant”?
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 revised Can we increase our higher order thinking (HOT) skills by practicing inductive reasoning?
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 comment What is the conceptual relationship between higher order thinking and inductive reasoning?
@juilee interesting question. I encourage you to ask a separate question about this, perhaps with a link to this one.
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