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Emilio Ferrer - Modeling Developmental Processes… duration 58 minutes 25 seconds Emilio Ferrer - Modeling Developmental Processes… Emilio Ferrer - Modeling Developmental Processes Using Accelerated Cohort-Sequential Data	Emilio Ferrer - Modeling Developmental Processes Using Accelerated Cohort-Sequential Data Studying the time-related course of psychological processes is a challenging endeavor, particularly over long developmental periods. Accelerated longitudinal designs (ALD) allow capturing such… school of psychology psychology colloquium georgia tech fall 2021 From Katie Gentilello 3 plays 0 name Emilio Ferrer Date November 10th, 2021
David Woods - How to Kill Zombie Ideas: Why do… duration 1 hour 18 minutes David Woods - How to Kill Zombie Ideas: Why do… David Woods - How to Kill Zombie Ideas: Why do people tenaciously believe myths about the relationship between people & technology?	David Woods - How to Kill Zombie Ideas: Why do people tenaciously believe myths about the relationship between people & technology? Zombie ideas plague much of the discussions on deploying AI and other autonomous machine capabilities into fields of human activity. People consistently mis-envision the impact of deploying these… psychology colloquium school of psychology georgia tech recorded by gtlibrary fall 2021 From Katie Gentilello 358 plays 0 name David Woods Date October 27th, 2021
Andrew R. A. Conway - General Intelligence… duration 1 hour 5 minutes Andrew R. A. Conway - General Intelligence… Andrew R. A. Conway - General Intelligence Explained (Away)	Andrew R. A. Conway - General Intelligence Explained (Away) For more than a century, the standard view in the field of human intelligence has been that there is a “general intelligence” that permeates all human cognitive activity. This general… georgia tech school of psychology psychology colloquium spring 2021 From Katie Gentilello 13 plays 0 name Andrew R. A. Conway Date March 18th, 2021
Andrew Mark Williams - Perceptual-Cognitive… duration 52 minutes 27 seconds Andrew Mark Williams - Perceptual-Cognitive… Andrew Mark Williams - Perceptual-Cognitive Expertise	Andrew Mark Williams - Perceptual-Cognitive Expertise school of psychology psychology colloquium georgia tech spring 2021 From Katie Gentilello 0 plays 0 name Andrew Mark Williams Date March 18th, 2021
Stephan Lewandowsky - Resisting the Knowledge… duration 1 hour 1 minute Stephan Lewandowsky - Resisting the Knowledge… Stephan Lewandowsky - Resisting the Knowledge Dementors: The Truth about “Post-Truth”	Stephan Lewandowsky - Resisting the Knowledge Dementors: The Truth about “Post-Truth” We are said to live in a “post-truth” era in which “fake news” has replaced real information, denial has compromised science, and the ontology of knowledge and truth has taken… school of psychology psychology colloquium georgia tech spring 2021 From Katie Gentilello 8 plays 0 name Stephan Lewandowsky Date February 4th, 2021
Anna Schapiro - Learning distributed… duration 1 hour 2 minutes Anna Schapiro - Learning distributed… Anna Schapiro - Learning distributed representations in the human brain	Anna Schapiro - Learning distributed representations in the human brain The remarkable success of neural network models in machine learning has relied on the use of distributed representations — activity patterns that overlap across related inputs. Under what… georgia tech fall 2020 school of psychology psychology colloquium From Katie Gentilello 6 plays 0 name Anna Schapiro Date November 19th, 2020
Jerome R. Busemeyer - Temporal oscillations in… duration 58 minutes 47 seconds Jerome R. Busemeyer - Temporal oscillations in… Jerome R. Busemeyer - Temporal oscillations in preference strength provide evidence for a quantum-Markov open system model of preference evolution	Jerome R. Busemeyer - Temporal oscillations in preference strength provide evidence for a quantum-Markov open system model of preference evolution We examined how preferences evolve across time in two new experiments, one using choices between restaurants and a second using choices between gambles. In both we observed that mean preference… school of psychology psychology colloquium georgia tech fall 2020 From Katie Gentilello 19 plays 0 name Jerome R. Busemeyer Date November 5th, 2020
Neal Kingston - It's the end of testing as… duration 1 hour 0 minutes Neal Kingston - It's the end of testing as… Neal Kingston - It's the end of testing as we know it... and I feel fine	Neal Kingston - It's the end of testing as we know it... and I feel fine Neal Kingston will not sing about where testing needs to go.That's great, testing needs an earthquake E C D, and D C M, and Embretson is not afraid Eye of a hurricane, Markov chains must churn… school of psychology psychology colloquium georgia tech fall 2020 From Katie Gentilello 11 plays 0 name Neal Kingston Date October 29th, 2020
Ashley Whillans - Alleviating time poverty among… duration 57 minutes 21 seconds Ashley Whillans - Alleviating time poverty among… Ashley Whillans - Alleviating time poverty among the working poor	Ashley Whillans - Alleviating time poverty among the working poor school of psychology psychology colloquium georgia tech fall 2020 From Katie Gentilello 4 plays 0 name Ashley Whillans Date October 15th, 2020
Kimberly French - Work, Family, and Physiological… duration 1 hour 5 minutes Kimberly French - Work, Family, and Physiological… Kimberly French - Work, Family, and Physiological Health	Kimberly French - Work, Family, and Physiological Health Work and family are two core sources of personal identity, facilitating joy, accomplishment, and belonging. At the same time, work and family roles may conflict with one another, resulting in… psychology colloquium school of psychology georgia tech recorded by gtlibrary fall 2018 From Katie Gentilello 11 plays 0 name Kimberly French biography Kimberly French is an Assistant Professor in the School of Psychology at Georgia Tech. Date September 19th, 2018