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Peter Clayson is an Assistant Professor at the psychology department at the University of South Florida. His research focusses on adaptive control in psychopathology. He also has a strong interest in the psychometrics of physiological measures and is invested in improving methodology of neuropsychological outcomes.
In this talk, Peter Clayson discusses recent developments regarding multiverse analysis of psychophysiological data. Specifically, he uses a EEG as an example to go into all the forking paths a researcher can take during data analysis and study design.
This presentation was hosted by the Rotterdam RIOT Science Club!
Peter Clayson is an Assistant Professor at the psychology department at the University of South Florida. His research focusses on adaptive control in psychopathology. He also has a strong interest in the psychometrics of physiological measures and is invested in improving methodology of neuropsychological outcomes.
In this talk, Peter Clayson discusses recent developments regarding multiverse analysis of psychophysiological data. Specifically, he uses a EEG as an example to go into all the forking paths a researcher can take during data analysis and study design.
This presentation was hosted by the Rotterdam RIOT Science Club!
