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S. Mason Garrison
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Welcome to my channel! I'm Professor S. Mason Garrison, but you can just call me Prof. Mason. You'll find engaging videos exploring data science, research methodologies, psychology, statistics, and the R programming language here.
As a faculty member at Wake Forest University, I'm dedicated to educating students in introductory and advanced statistics, as well as a selection of psychology courses. So, join me on this exciting journey of discovery and learning!
As a faculty member at Wake Forest University, I'm dedicated to educating students in introductory and advanced statistics, as well as a selection of psychology courses. So, join me on this exciting journey of discovery and learning!
Bootstrapping (13.02)
I produced this video for my #psychology classes at Wake Forest University. You can find the syllabus for my classes: smasongarrison.github.io/syllabi/
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Quantifying Uncertainty (13.01)
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I produced this video for my #psychology classes at Wake Forest University.
V-Fold Cross-Validation (12.04)
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I produced this video for my #psychology classes at Wake Forest University. You can find the syllabus for my classes: smasongarrison.github.io/syllabi/
Cross-Validation (11.03)
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I produced this video for my #psychology classes at Wake Forest University.
Overfitting and Troubleshooting (11.01)
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I produced this video for my #psychology classes at Wake Forest University. You can find the syllabus for my classes: smasongarrison.github.io/syllabi/
Two numerical predictors (10.06)
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I produced this video for my #psychology classes at Wake Forest University. You can find the syllabus for my classes: smasongarrison.github.io/syllabi/
Modeling Non-Linear Relationships (10.05)
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I produced this video for my #psychology classes at Wake Forest University. You can find the syllabus for my classes: smasongarrison.github.io/syllabi/
Models with categorical variables (10.04)
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I produced this video for my #psychology classes at Wake Forest University. You can find the syllabus for my classes: smasongarrison.github.io/syllabi/
Tidy Models with numerical variables (10.03)
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I produced this video for my #psychology classes at Wake Forest University. You can find the syllabus for my classes: smasongarrison.github.io/syllabi/
Modeling the relationship between variables (10.02)
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I produced this video for my #psychology classes at Wake Forest University. You can find the syllabus for my classes: smasongarrison.github.io/syllabi/
The Language of Models (10.01)
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I produced this video for my #psychology classes at Wake Forest University. You can find the syllabi for my classes are here: smasongarrison.github.io/syllabi/
Misrepresenting Data (09.02)
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I produced this video on mispresenting data for my #psychology classes at Wake Forest University. You can find the syllabi for my classes here: smasongarrison.github.io/syllabi/
Data Ethics (09.01)
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I produced this video on data ethics for my #psychology classes at Wake Forest University. You can find the syllabi for my classes are here: smasongarrison.github.io/syllabi/
Writing Functions (08.03)
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I produced this video for my #psychology classes at Wake Forest University. You can find the syllabus for my classes: smasongarrison.github.io/syllabi/
Extra RArt Scaffolding (08.01)
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I produced this video for my #psychology classes at Wake Forest University. You can find the syllabi for my classes are here: smasongarrison.github.io/syllabi/
Selector Gadget... Go Gadget go (07.02)
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Selector Gadget... Go Gadget go (07.02)
Introducing Simpson's Paradox with a Case Study (06.03)
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Introducing Simpson's Paradox with a Case Study (06.03)
Climate Change: A Conditional Probability Case Study (06.02)
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Climate Change: A Conditional Probability Case Study (06.02)
Communication and Study Design Refresh (06.01)
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Communication and Study Design Refresh (06.01)
What are the components of a plot? (05.04)
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What are the components of a plot? (05.04)
Principles for Effective Visualizations (05.02)
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Principles for Effective Visualizations (05.02)
Vroom and importing novel data sources (04.09)
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Vroom and importing novel data sources (04.09)
Do u hv the videos related to WISC III ? Please share it as possible
Unfortunately I don't have any videos related to the WISC III. It's supposed to be parallel to the adult version. I was able to find a brief document that might help you concordspedpac.org/WISC_III.html
Do u hv the videos related to WISC III ? Please share it as possible
Unfortunately I don't have any videos related to the WISC III
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I love you already 😂😂❤
lol, she's very engaging
Please, share with me your slides. Thank you❤🙏
Here you go! These are the slides for all of module 11 www.dropbox.com/scl/fi/4ltavrb1eqcngoog0jy82/13_IRT.pdf
Hi I have a question on block span test. when the blocks a laid out are the numbers 1-8 visible to the person taking the test.So visible to both parties.
That's a good question. I think that they're typically visible to both, depending on how folks are actually siting. (But its been a while since I've seen that test specifically.) The idea though is that the test taker is definitely able to see them.
@@smasongarrison wow that could be an error because people can use their verbal working memory to cheat. In other words it wouldn’t be testing visual working memory.for example I can remember long digits in my head but when I do the flashing blocks test I can just barely score average.
Hi Loved watching this stuff❤.On Stanford binet matrices I scored 32/36.On vocabulary I scored 34/44. I’m 49 yrs old. Can you tell me my scale score please.
I wish I could! I don't have access to the scoring book anymore. (I gave it to another professor who teaches the current version of the class). But unofficially, I can say that those are good scores! :)
Thank you so much! That helped simplify things for me and was an entertaining study break while actually studying.
That's so great to hear! Good luck!!
You are good that you do ❤
Thanks for the kind words
i cannot explain how much i love you
that's so nice of you to say :)🥰
Found this channel while preping for my test and its so helpful, even more helpful than the classes. Thank you
Glad to here that its helpful!!!
Love your videos very helpful for my psychology assignment
That's great to hear!
So helpful, thank you soo much! You really deserve to have more followers :)
Thanks! that's so kind of you to say!!
Hi, thank you for this simplified explanation! May I know what book to refer for more information on this topic?
There's an entire collection of books from the National Academy of Science on assessment/testing: nap.nationalacademies.org/topic/354/education/testing-assessments-and-standards But if you're looking for more on these methods of test construction, you can check out "A Handbook of Test Construction:Introduction to Psychometric Design (2015) Paul Kline" or "Psychological Testing (1996) by Anne Anastasi and Susana Urbina"
Thanks for this..... really helpful 💯
Glad to hear it!!!!!
thank u sm
Happy to help
Have you seen the national iq test on tv that seem to be the most accurate.
I have not seen that. Can you describe it in more detail so I can look into it?
@@smasongarrison test the nation national iq test is on you tube. The British and Canadian version
thanks! I'll check it out.
Thanks Mason!
You're welcome :)
Thank you...that helped a lot🤗
Awesome! I'm glad to hear it!!
I took the supervised Mensa Stanford-Binet scale ( Culture Fair III A ) test. I scored 117 ( top 14% ). I would have scored more but I was very tired on the day I took my Mensa exams. But I am certainly not intelligent enough to get into the TNS or the ISPE.
thanks for sharing! and definitely agree that energy can impact score performance
@@smasongarrison Thank You! I think I would prefer a college degree than to know I have a high IQ score though.
Jan Evangelista Purkinje did a doctoral thesis on fingerprints in 1823 whereas Galton's works on that subject were after 1890.
Thanks for the info!
This is great and helpful
Glad you think so!
Thank you for this, your explanation was easy to follow and comprehend!
Glad to hear it!
you have got really nice content and elaborative content but it would help if you would explain it more. you typically read it out! :)
Thanks for the feedback! I agree that the content needs more elaboration. My later filmed videos tend to cover more than the slides. :)
Nice presentation ❤
Thank you 😋
`%=>%` <- function(lhs,rhs){ ss = substitute(rhs) if(length(ss) == 1){ rhs(lhs) } else { cc = call(as.character(ss[[1]]), lhs, ss[[2]]) eval(cc) } } add2 <- function(x) x + 2 add0 <- function(x,y) x + y sub0 <- function(x,y) x - y 2 %=>% add2 %=>% add0(3) %=>% sub0(5) It is pipe operator which works upto functions with 2 parameter
You're my first comment that's 90%+ r code :)
So helpful! thank you for sharing your knowledge, keep up the great work!
Thanks!!! Glad it was helpful!
really good video, thank u!
Thanks!
great video :)
thanks!
This really helped me 🤍.
Glad to hear!
If anyone is curious, the opening music is an electronic transcription (in the manner of Wendy Carlos, if not by Carlos herself) of Bach’s Two-Part Invention no. 14 in B-flat Major. Thanks for uploading this!
You're welcome, and thanks for the extra information!
Can u tell me what textbook can I read more about how personality effect cognitve, emotion process like in this course? I rarely see any personality psychology textbook mention this subject. I really want to know more. Pls reply me. Thanks a lot
I teach using David Funder's Personality Puzzle. It has a nice chapter on cognitive processes. wwnorton.com/books/The-Personality-Puzzle/
no link found for the vocational test you mentioned at 1:52
Thanks for letting me know! Here's the link! www.mynextmove.org/explore/ip I've updated the description to include the link.
You're a great teacher. The lecture really simplified the concepts into my brain. Thank you☕✨🐈
Thanks!!!!
Really enjoying your classes here in youtube. They're helping me with my master's research, because I'm a philosopher and not really into psychology, though my research is changing my route a little bit. Thanks!
Thanks! That's so wonderful to hear!
Hey👋 being an ADHDer I couldn't help but notice you might have ADHD too🤭 which makes your videos more interesting actually🤭😁
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Legendary. Thank you for sharing
Glad you enjoyed it!
Thank you for creating this video; it was very helpful in understanding the value of Spearman Brown. Blessings!
Glad it was helpful!
Thank you!
You're welcome!
Thank you for explaining this.♥️
Glad it was helpful!
First before it blows up.
lol, thanks
I like that Disco Stu and Paul Rudd helped out.
Lol, definitely adds to the vibe.
Hi ma'am, I heard that psychiatric patients can't be handled and they were behave like wild animals. Later Psychosurgery was introduced to calm that patients. Moniz was awarded Nobel Prize for his work. But most of the doctors were not surgery-trained and some were labelled quacks and some were enthusiastic with photography and publicity leading to death of the patients. With advent of Psychiatric drugs, Psychosurgery declined, but I believe one day Psychosurgery will again boom, may be subspecialty in the field of Functional Neurosurgery. One day it will be essential surgical treatment for drug-resistant Psychiatric patients.
Patients were definitely treated like animals. Not sure though how much of that was the conditions many were in. Thanks for watching by the way!!!
@@smasongarrison Thank you ma'am for giving us such enlightening videos.
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Thanks for sharing!
The legendary John Tukey presenting Apollo-era data visualization. Amazing footage, thanks a lot!
Glad you enjoyed it!