November 2024
Intermediate to advanced
200 pages
5h 22m
English
Edwin S. Dalmaijer
Now that you have a nice dataset from Chapter 5, it’s time to learn how to analyse it. Almost all analyses go through the same steps: reading raw data, reducing it to a more usable format, computing statistics (calculating means, standard deviations, maybe fitting some models), and making pretty graphs.
In this chapter, you will start by analysing the behavioural data from your own experiment. In the next chapter, you will turn to trace analyses. (e.g. for pupillometry, electroencephalography, grip force, movement velocity).
You can get a dataset by downloading the example data file from the companion website. Your focus should be on the difference ...
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