ANOVA extends t-test to >2 groups. ANCOVA (aka regression) extends it to deal w continuous predictors (not just groups). Run all 3 on a simple two-group comparison of a continuous measure & you'll get identical p-values. @deevybee.bsky.socialdeevybee.blogspot.com/2017/11/anov...

ANOVA, t-tests and regression: different ways of showing the same thing

Intuitive explanations of statistical concepts for novices #2 In my last post , I gave a brief explainer of what the term 'Analysis of var...

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New Paper Alert! We used a real-time social interaction paradigm in #VirtualRealitydoi.org/10.1016/j.bb...

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How the Guinness Brewery Invented the Most Important Statistical Method in Science

The most common test of statistical significance originated from the Guinness brewery. Here’s how it works

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📣New Preprint 📣 Excited to share my first immersive #VR@gamerlab.bsky.socialosf.io/j2zds

Save the date for the second Immersive Technologies in Healthcare Registration, Mon 10 Jun 2024 at 09:00 On the @UniofExeter Streatham campus Free to attend, but registration required www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/immersive-... Please share widely!

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Using virtual reality to understand mechanisms of therapeutic change New Comment by Sigal Zilcha-Mano & Tal Krasovsky go.nature.com/3VEvTBS#psychology#psychscisky#ClinPsych

Not an expert on fMRI pre-registration. But I'd argue that pre-registering *something* is better than nothing. As long as you clearly state which part was pre-registered and which part wasn't. Especially hypotheses are worth pre-registering - even if nothing else is.