Tag: Prediction

• Notes on Paul Meehl’s “Philosophical Psychology Session” #12

  These are the notes I made whilst watching the video recording of Paul Meehl’s philosophy of science lectures. This is the twelfth and final episode (a list of all the videos can he found here). Please note that these posts are not designed to replace or be used instead of the actual videos (I highly…

  PsychBrief

  July 19, 2018

  Meehl lectures

  Logic, NHST, Prediction, Theory, Verisimilitude

• Notes on Paul Meehl’s “Philosophical Psychology Session” #11

  These are the notes I made whilst watching the video recording of Paul Meehl’s philosophy of science lectures. This is the tenth episode (a list of all the videos can he found here). Please note that these posts are not designed to replace or be used instead of the actual videos (I highly recommend you…

  PsychBrief

  June 28, 2018

  Meehl lectures

  Logic, Prediction, Psychoanalysis

• Notes on Paul Meehl’s “Philosophical Psychology Session” #10

  These are the notes I made whilst watching the video recording of Paul Meehl’s philosophy of science lectures. This is the tenth episode (a list of all the videos can he found here). Please note that these posts are not designed to replace or be used instead of the actual videos (I highly recommend you…

  PsychBrief

  June 27, 2018

  Meehl lectures

  Prediction, Probability, Theory

• Prediction markets and how to power a study

  Do you think you know which studies will replicate? Would you put money on it? Camerer et al. (2018) tested how accurate scientists were at predicting which studies (21 papers from the journals Science and Nature) would replicate. They found researchers were pretty good at guessing which papers would replicate (a roughly .8 correlation between…

  PsychBrief

  October 24, 2016

  Metascience

  NHST, Power, Prediction, Replication