Thinking about methods

Thinking about methods:

When I do new experiments, I want to include 5-10 participants in each condition who do think-alouds, then do protocol analysis on the think-alouds.  It probably wouldn't be to hard to ask MTurk participants to record their voice as they go through the task.  Otherwise, just bring people into the lab.

Verbal Reports as Data

I also want to be sure to do normative analysis prior to descriptive work, along the lines of Anderson's rational analysis.

The Adaptive Character of Thought

Physics: Prediction and Explanation in the Multiverse

This seems very interesting

Prediction and Explanation in the Multiverse

Trial Preregistration

Horton R, Smith R: Time to register randomised trials. Lancet 1999, 354:1138–1139.

Horton R, Smith R: Time to register randomised trials. The case is now unanswerable. BMJ 1999, 319:865–866.

Tonks A: Registering clinical trials. BMJ 1999, 319:1565–1568.

Medical Decision-Making Joint Modelign Task Force

 Good modeling practices, with transparancy.

Medical Decision Making Joint Modeling Task Force

Psychological methods and Bayesian SEM

MacCallum, Edwards, and Li
Hopes and cautions in implementing Bayesian SEM

Muthen and Asparouhov
Bayesian SEM

Associative learning addition in "Learning and Behavior"

Kutlu and Schmajuk
Solving Pavlov's Puzzle

Gershman and Niv
Latent cause theory of classical conditioning

McLaren, Forrest, and McLaren:
Elemental representation and configural mappings

Ludvig, Sutton and Kehoe
Evaluating the TD model of classical conditioning

Behavior Matching in Multimodal Communication

Loosely related to communication

Behavior Matching in Multimodal Communication is Synchronized