Thank you Brad! Great idea, I just added chapter divisions along the progress bar. A table of contents can also be found in the description box below the video.

Signal Suppression 1.0 was a big part of my grad school journey—shaping how I think about attention. I never imagined I’d one day contribute to the development of the 2.0 version of the theory. Grateful to be part of this new chapter 🍾

That's a wrap! The "R Workshop for Psychology and Neuroscience" is officially done. Two weeks coding and fun with amazing junior researchers. If you missed it, you can find the course materials (including videos) on our website. Thanks NSF for funding! See you next year...

rworkshop.missouri.edu

Using a visual search task as an example, I’ll begin by showing you the completed project, then recreate the same task from scratch. General tips about PsychoPy and Python are introduced. By following along, you'll build a fully functional experiment identical to the example shown at the start.

I recorded a step-by-step tutorial of programming experiments in PsychoPy for undergrad thesis students in my lab. Sharing it here for anyone new to programming in psychology, or those transitioning to PsychoPy from other software. www.youtube.com/watch?v=CMJX...

Celebratory dinner with the Luck and Gaspelin labs at VSS.

Apply for a FREE virtual workshop on "R Programming for Psychology and Neuroscience." Sponsored by NSF and will take place this summer. Enrollment is open to all students. Direct training on using R to analyze data from psychological tasks. Applications due 4/30. 🤓🧑‍💻

sites.google.com/view/r-progr...