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.

You can find me also on:

Twitter: @JeromyAnglim
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My blog on psychology and statistics: http://jeromyanglim.blogspot.com

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Jan 28	revised	Studies modelling learning curves of an overall task and subtasks added 6 characters in body
Jan 28	answered	Is procrastination greater when skill is low and rewards offer low status boost and does this lead to efficient task allocation in groups?
Jan 28	revised	Is procrastination greater when skill is low and rewards offer low status boost and does this lead to efficient task allocation in groups? tried to add clear questions
Jan 28	comment	What are the current suggested models for Primacy Effect in memory recall or personality impression? made a few edits to reduce the scope of the question; feel free to change back if you don't like the changes
Jan 28	revised	What are the current suggested models for Primacy Effect in memory recall or personality impression? added 111 characters in body; edited title
Jan 28	revised	What are the benefits of dyslexia? edited title
Jan 28	comment	What are the benefits of dyslexia? Interesting question; as a general side point, many abilities are uncorrelated or weakly correlated; thus, if we assume that music/picture/visual/spatial abilities, etc. are unrelated to whether someone has dyslexia, then on average the distribution of scores on such abilities will show a spread, probably a normal distribution, for both people with and without dyslexia. As such it wouldn't be surprising that you would know some people with dyslexia who are high on some abilities, and for this fact to also have nothing to do with their dyslexia.
Jan 28	revised	What are the benefits of dyslexia? just removed mention of "studies" from title following meta discussion;
Jan 27	comment	What are the current suggested models for Primacy Effect in memory recall or personality impression? I like this question; However, Asch (1946) largely focuses on person perception and impression formation. Would the scope of this question be better if it was limited to just person perception or just preference formation?
Jan 27	revised	What are the current suggested models for Primacy Effect in memory recall or personality impression? added 261 characters in body
Jan 27	revised	Do people with ADD or Asperger's Syndrome often show different learning curves than neurotypical individuals? deleted 45 characters in body
Jan 27	revised	Do people with ADD or Asperger's Syndrome often show different learning curves than neurotypical individuals? added 151 characters in body
Jan 27	comment	Summary of meta-analytic correlations between self- and other-report measures +1 That's a good point; single meta-analytic correlations do have a habit of making lots of assumptions and smoothing out any moderating effects, such as degree of acquaintance.
Jan 27	comment	Does evidence support Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs? In the reference provided by Richard (i.e., Wahba and Bridwell, 1976) it reports studies where people did not agree on the order); There's also an interesting article "Rediscovering the later version of Maslow's hierarchy of needs" FREE PDF where Kolko-Rivera argues that Maslow proposed a level above self-actualisation called self-transcendence.
Jan 27	answered	Does evidence support Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs?
Jan 27	comment	Is there a term for individuals who can “visualize” numbers and advanced mathematics? As background context, there is a more general literature on the important role of visualisation in learning mathematics. A Google Scholar search for "visualisation in learning mathematics" yields many interesting articles including this and this.
Jan 26	reviewed	Approve suggested edit on Does evidence support Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs?
Jan 26	revised	Does caffeine improve performance for habituated consumers? added 67 characters in body
Jan 26	revised	What is the effect of Social Proof on Conversion Rate? feel free to change back if you don't like; I was thinking about the meta discussion where words like "evidence" and research in the title, get taken out for brevity
Jan 26	asked	Studies modelling learning curves of an overall task and subtasks