Amanda Gilchrist
Amanda Gilchrist
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Видео

Social Psych: How to Improve Group Dynamics
Просмотров 7День назад
Social Psych: How to Improve Group Dynamics
Meta-Analysis in JAMOVI
Просмотров 29День назад
Meta-Analysis in JAMOVI
Correlations in Excel
Просмотров 72День назад
Correlations in Excel
Analyzing Paired Samples Data in JAMOVI and ESCI
Просмотров 39Месяц назад
Analyzing Paired Samples Data in JAMOVI and ESCI
ESCI Analysis in Jamovi: Independent Groups Design
Просмотров 33Месяц назад
ESCI Analysis in Jamovi: Independent Groups Design
Cognitive Psychology: Complex Memories
Просмотров 37Месяц назад
Cognitive Psychology: Complex Memories
Research Methods in Psychology: Statistical Inference and Constructs
Просмотров 442 месяца назад
Research Methods in Psychology: Statistical Inference and Constructs
Drugs & Behavior: Schizophrenia and Antipsychotics
Просмотров 444 месяца назад
Drugs & Behavior: Schizophrenia and Antipsychotics
Drugs & Behavior: Anxiety Treatments
Просмотров 424 месяца назад
Drugs & Behavior: Anxiety Treatments
Drugs & Behavior: Treatments for Mood Disorders
Просмотров 624 месяца назад
Drugs & Behavior: Treatments for Mood Disorders
Drugs & Behavior: Anabolic Steroids
Просмотров 124 месяца назад
Drugs & Behavior: Anabolic Steroids
Drugs & Behavior: Hallucinogens and Psychedelics
Просмотров 355 месяцев назад
Drugs & Behavior: Hallucinogens and Psychedelics
Drugs & Behavior: Inhalants and GHB
Просмотров 325 месяцев назад
Drugs & Behavior: Inhalants and GHB
Drugs & Behavior: Marijuana and the Cannabinoids
Просмотров 205 месяцев назад
Drugs & Behavior: Marijuana and the Cannabinoids
Drugs & Behavior: Nicotine and Caffeine
Просмотров 535 месяцев назад
Drugs & Behavior: Nicotine and Caffeine
Drugs & Behavior: Amphetamines
Просмотров 635 месяцев назад
Drugs & Behavior: Amphetamines
Drugs & Behavior: Cocaine
Просмотров 215 месяцев назад
Drugs & Behavior: Cocaine
Drugs & Behavior: Opioids
Просмотров 255 месяцев назад
Drugs & Behavior: Opioids
Drugs & Behavior: Alcohol (Part 2)
Просмотров 185 месяцев назад
Drugs & Behavior: Alcohol (Part 2)
Drugs & Behavior: Alcohol (Part 1)
Просмотров 135 месяцев назад
Drugs & Behavior: Alcohol (Part 1)
Drugs & Behavior: Drug Abuse and Addiction
Просмотров 435 месяцев назад
Drugs & Behavior: Drug Abuse and Addiction
Drugs & Behavior: Properties of Drugs (Part 2)
Просмотров 95 месяцев назад
Drugs & Behavior: Properties of Drugs (Part 2)
Drugs and Behavior: Properties of Drugs (Part 1)
Просмотров 295 месяцев назад
Drugs and Behavior: Properties of Drugs (Part 1)
Drugs & Behavior: Neurotransmission
Просмотров 416 месяцев назад
Drugs & Behavior: Neurotransmission
D&B: Intro to Psychopharmacology
Просмотров 146 месяцев назад
D&B: Intro to Psychopharmacology
Drugs & Behavior: Intro to the Nervous System
Просмотров 256 месяцев назад
Drugs & Behavior: Intro to the Nervous System
Sensation and Perception: Hearing and Psychoacoustics
Просмотров 787 месяцев назад
Sensation and Perception: Hearing and Psychoacoustics
Sensation and Perception: Motion Perception and Eye Movements
Просмотров 928 месяцев назад
Sensation and Perception: Motion Perception and Eye Movements
Sensation and Perception: Motion Perception
Просмотров 2268 месяцев назад
Sensation and Perception: Motion Perception

Комментарии

  • @sheilabeaumont
    @sheilabeaumont Месяц назад

    protect amanda gilchrist at all costs

  • @tillysquire-hj6kk
    @tillysquire-hj6kk 2 месяца назад

    This has confirmed so much for me !

  • @Armonie129
    @Armonie129 4 месяца назад

    Makeshift

  • @RaymondPei
    @RaymondPei 4 месяца назад

    where you teach, what's the major? very interested

  • @poypascual6937
    @poypascual6937 8 месяцев назад

    u r a great teacher beautiful ty

  • @englishtatarin
    @englishtatarin 11 месяцев назад

    Thanks you so much for a very informative lecture! Could you share the name of the book you’ve mentioned in the video (in the very end you said that the books shows really well how the factorial design appears in journals)?

    • @mahshanahmad1141
      @mahshanahmad1141 6 месяцев назад

      Beth Morling: Research Methods in Psychology

  • @almaspite1234
    @almaspite1234 Год назад

    It was very interesting and useful for me. Thank you. I need to learn now how it is working on cell level. I cannot imagine yet how the extracted data is used later and how it is linked to detected objects.

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    @NONO-rl6wq Год назад

    IS WORK PSYCHOLOGY UNDER THE IO PSYCHOLOGY?

  • @Akristinaaa
    @Akristinaaa Год назад

    What a fantastic professor wow, I'm jealous haha

  • @PreetiAhuja-ph3fr
    @PreetiAhuja-ph3fr Год назад

    Hi, youe channel and the delivery is amazing Could you please help me find a "decision making" lecture on your channel, thank you

  • @farhanfuad8411
    @farhanfuad8411 Год назад

    Awesome lecture!

  • @sau002
    @sau002 Год назад

    Nice.

  • @mutiantait
    @mutiantait Год назад

    Very clearly explained! Thank you very much!

  • @DrMorbiusGeorgia
    @DrMorbiusGeorgia Год назад

    Im satisfied with you 😌

  • @theodorakaryati5925
    @theodorakaryati5925 Год назад

    so helpful!! thanks a lot!

  • @DaveTalksBusiness
    @DaveTalksBusiness Год назад

    Money is a big motivator. You can pay a lower base rate with additional amounts based on measurable performance. Another thing is that I always replace the word ‘I’ with “the company”. “The company” has these expectations. “The company” is expected to have these things ready for the customers. It depersonalizes it and that's where a lot of the emotion and the emotional response comes from your staff and customers. We want to encourage and be the Yoda to our employees. Ask them about their career goals. Be the coach to help them accomplish their goals. But you can structure challenges and goals for them - this helps you to stay in control as the manager.

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  • @eternalreality4346
    @eternalreality4346 2 года назад

    Thanks!!!! Greatly explained!

  • @nolaklicek5544
    @nolaklicek5544 2 года назад

    this video is absolutely amazing! i have a course on Perception & Action as a part of my Psychology study and I´ve really struggled to understand it. Thanks for the help:)

  • @nateofthesouth
    @nateofthesouth 2 года назад

    If IQ tests inaccurately favor Whites and Asians, while inaccurately disfavoring Blacks and Latinos, wouldn't we expect the predictive value of IQ tests to be diminished?

    • @nateofthesouth
      @nateofthesouth 2 года назад

      Also, if the racial bias is environmental, wouldn't we expect different results across countries and continents?

  • @rodneythuman9082
    @rodneythuman9082 2 года назад

    Some Logical holes within the idea of a strong consistent correlation between eye que, genetics ,income and success . Lel this should be fun😆!!! Native Americans and South East Asians are much more genetically closer to East Asians and yet they exhibit more average disparities in eye que scres with E. Asians than E.Asians do with Yts. Yts and East Asians have more genetic deviations than this two mentioned populations Qtar ,Saudi Arabia are one of highest income countries in the world per the average person yet Qatar has an average of 78 which is among the lower average clusters in the world. Same applies to Saudi. How does this make any sense?? Eye que and income have to consistently correlate right??? Egypt has an average of 80 yet it was among the earliest advanced civilizations to arise and springing up such a civilization would require above average que. If eye que had any influence and always dictated results then they should be a superpower in the mordern world. So what happened? You want to tell me that their collective eye que decreased?? Que is highly genetic and people don't just decrease in innate abikities in such a drastic magnitude ...this shouldn't be possible if the bearing of eye que is majorly genetic . Europe was estimated to have an average of 70 at the start of the 20th century while at this time they were basically revolutionizing advancements left right and centre and were shaping how the Mordern world was going to be. So why all this fluff from genetic priests about how societies with a collective average of low 80s and 70s wouldn't manage to develop or prosper. Lastly define "success". Is it the western definition of being fullfilled in income and wealth or acheiving materialistic things or having some strong recognition in society. Success is a broad term and just doesn't narrow down to this things.

    • @nateofthesouth
      @nateofthesouth 2 года назад

      In my limited reading, success is defined study-by-study. Typically, dying from murder, going to prison, dying before the age of fifty are all factors that would decrease your success score. Each study seems to use slightly different definitions. And spelling white as yt seems racist. Overlapping bell curves are something worth investigating.

    • @rodneythuman9082
      @rodneythuman9082 2 года назад

      @@nateofthesouthOk care to respond to the other points I've enlisted in my comment? I don't want to respond with the proper yt spelling because RUclips sometime hides my comment

    • @nateofthesouth
      @nateofthesouth 2 года назад

      @@rodneythuman9082 That makes sense with the "YT" thing. I'll reply to your points, because I find them interesting. Please keep in mind that I'm not an expert. I'm just a guy who finds your ideas interesting. My responses will be _italicized._ Some Logical holes within the idea of a strong consistent correlation between eye que, genetics ,income and success . Lel this should be fun😆!!! Native Americans and South East Asians are much more genetically closer to East Asians and yet they exhibit more average disparities in eye que scres with E. Asians than E.Asians do with Yts. Yts and East Asians have more genetic deviations than this two mentioned populations _It seems like you're arguing against the idea that IQ is completely determined by genetics. I don't think anyone is making that argument. IQ is partially genetic. Nutrition, education, culture and more all influence IQ as well._ Qtar ,Saudi Arabia are one of highest income countries in the world per the average person yet Qatar has an average of 78 which is among the lower average clusters in the world. Same applies to Saudi. How does this make any sense?? Eye que and income have to consistently correlate right??? _No one, that I'm aware of, states that IQ and income have to consistently correlate. I am aware that many people state that IQ and income tend to correlate, but that's just one of many factors. I'm sure if you were to drill into one of these countries, for instance Saudi Arabia, you would find that Saudis of above average IQ tend to have above average income. I'll wildly guess that knowing IQ would increase your predictive accuracy from 50% (a coin flip) to 60-70%. Much better than a coin flip but far from certainty._ Egypt has an average of 80 yet it was among the earliest advanced civilizations to arise and springing up such a civilization would require above average que. If eye que had any influence and always dictated results then they should be a superpower in the mordern world. So what happened? You want to tell me that their collective eye que decreased?? Que is highly genetic and people don't just decrease in innate abikities in such a drastic magnitude ...this shouldn't be possible if the bearing of eye que is majorly genetic . _Population level IQ can go down. There's something called "brain drain," in which the brightest minds leave an area to pursue better schools and jobs elsewhere. That's one possibility. It's also possible that some of Egypt's early accomplishments were aided by foreigners. It's also possible that cultural changes could have repressed IQ. You can see this happening right now in the USA._ Europe was estimated to have an average of 70 at the start of the 20th century while at this time they were basically revolutionizing advancements left right and centre and were shaping how the Mordern world was going to be. So why all this fluff from genetic priests about how societies with a collective average of low 80s and 70s wouldn't manage to develop or prosper. _This is the first I've heard about a 70 IQ in 1900s Europe, so I don't have much to say about it. I can speculate that it only takes a few high IQ people, in leadership positions, to do incredible things with steam power. I don't care how smart you are, if you're limited to using slave and animal labor, there's a limit on what you can accomplish._ Lastly define "success". Is it the western definition of being fullfilled in income and wealth or acheiving materialistic things or having some strong recognition in society. Success is a broad term and just doesn't narrow down to this things.

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    @tadthemerchantfan3536 3 года назад

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  • @chloemackenzie3047
    @chloemackenzie3047 4 года назад

    Imma be real honest, what the HECK is Freud???

    • @itsdrgilchrist
      @itsdrgilchrist 4 года назад

      Yeah, I think I'm quoting you on that for next year's Gen Psych class!

  • @kennedyknueven4994
    @kennedyknueven4994 4 года назад

    Honestly, thank you so much for this. I have been nervous and curious this whole time, and honestly knowing that you've given me some guidance for your class helps tremendously. So again, thank you.

  • @Bioexploration360
    @Bioexploration360 5 лет назад

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