I was under the impression that system 2 is conscious or slow thinking and thus the central route should be system 2 and not system 1 as describe in the video. Otherwise a great video, thanks!
You're absolutely correct, looks like I misspoke here. The central route would be akin to System 2 thinking which is slow and deliberate. Thanks for catching this!
Thanks Nishita! You can find a playlist of videos I've made related to research methods here: ua-cam.com/video/7UDBjXnk4yA/v-deo.html I've also made some related videos on psychometrics and testing that you can find in this playlist on intelligence: ua-cam.com/video/niM7P8OdT60/v-deo.html I hope these help!
You're right, they aren't :( They aren't usually covered in an introductory psychology course so I haven't included them in this series. I am considering making a series of videos that would correspond to a statistics for psychology course at some point in the future, once I've finished all the intro psych videos. Now at know at least one person might be interested in that :)
Yes please do make that series! :) i had it in my masters but now i forgot all of it :D wanted to check basics of it. have an important entrance exam, any suggestions which book/site i can find info in?
Here's a site on probability and statistics I just found recently that might be helpful: students.brown.edu/seeing-theory/ There's also a series of lectures by Andy Field called Demystifying Statistics that might also be useful: ua-cam.com/channels/akigkjm3vBzEHpFzECDXQQ.html
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I was under the impression that system 2 is conscious or slow thinking and thus the central route should be system 2 and not system 1 as describe in the video. Otherwise a great video, thanks!
You're absolutely correct, looks like I misspoke here. The central route would be akin to System 2 thinking which is slow and deliberate. Thanks for catching this!
This is just what I was looking for! Thanks for posting!
You're welcome!
Thanks Michael! This video helps me a lot!
You're welcome!
great video
Thanks!
Thank you! This is really helpful!
You're welcome, glad to hear that!
Thank you! Your work is perfect!
I'm glad you like it, thanks for commenting!
Hi Michael, Great work.
If possible please upload a video on testing (measurements, research methods) :)
Thanks.
Thanks Nishita! You can find a playlist of videos I've made related to research methods here: ua-cam.com/video/7UDBjXnk4yA/v-deo.html
I've also made some related videos on psychometrics and testing that you can find in this playlist on intelligence: ua-cam.com/video/niM7P8OdT60/v-deo.html
I hope these help!
i dont think different type of statistical tests such as t-test and chi square are explained in these videos :(
You're right, they aren't :( They aren't usually covered in an introductory psychology course so I haven't included them in this series. I am considering making a series of videos that would correspond to a statistics for psychology course at some point in the future, once I've finished all the intro psych videos. Now at know at least one person might be interested in that :)
Yes please do make that series! :) i had it in my masters but now i forgot all of it :D wanted to check basics of it. have an important entrance exam, any suggestions which book/site i can find info in?
Here's a site on probability and statistics I just found recently that might be helpful: students.brown.edu/seeing-theory/
There's also a series of lectures by Andy Field called Demystifying Statistics that might also be useful: ua-cam.com/channels/akigkjm3vBzEHpFzECDXQQ.html