This book provides an overview of the latest methods currently used in cognitive psychology. It is intended for senior students, PhD candidates, and researchers looking for current theories and research.
Content and structure
Where cognitive psychology previously focused mainly on univariate parametric statistics, the contemporary approach also includes signal processing, spatial statistics, and machine learning. Moreover, there are important developments in the analysis of behavioral data, such as hierarchical modeling and Bayesian inference. Progress in functional imaging has also had a major impact.
The book begins with a discussion of these rapid changes, for example, the transition from traditional variance analysis to multi-level mixed models in psycholinguistics. It then goes into analysis methods for physiological measurements and how these provide insights into cognitive processes.
Suitable language & target audience
- Language: Dutch
- Level: advanced (academic)
- Target audience: education, research, and self-study in cognitive psychology
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