Lab Meeting, Fall 2016, Week 3

For this week!

Read Norris & McQueen (2008) and think about it!

This new poster from Joe Toscano's lab is kind of interesting. They look at how N1 amplitude varies along a bunch of different dimensions (place, manner, voicing). Might be a useful future reference if anyone is thinking of running ERP studies?
Pre-registration for studies ... we could start doing that for all our studies? I really like the idea. Let's discuss? -- TFJ

Quals reading.
Reviewed for DGfS.
Discussed reviews we got for paper on statistical learning we submitted to JEP:LMC.
Accepted: Ting's paper on learning under non-stationary statistics, in Cognition.

Updated the ExperimentGuidelines wiki page to reflect that EPRP numbers were phased out years ago and we do CITI certification now and that you need at ROSS account to get added to the IRB protocols.
Hassled people about doing the things that need to be done for next RSRB amendment for each protocol.
Met with Florian about CrowdExp and came away with another pages of bug fixes and polish suggestions.
Worked like a fiend on CrowdExp

Analysis for Kamide eyetracking experiment.
Analysis for BB08.
Started putting together an academic website. Worked out github.io thing and how to use Jekyll for static sites. Yay, online presence!
Finished the last bit of coding of the TOH experiment. Made all the discs wider, etc. Got on the Mike's RSRB protocol to run it. Figuring out analysis code.
Worked out how to edit a still image into a video. Unfortunately not sustainable though, since it uses the 7 day trial for Adobe Premiere (which I gotta say, is pretty sweet as far a video editing software goes).
Worked on pen in mouth writeup.
Read up on some object prototypes/constructors in JS and started cleaning up MTurk code to be more human useable.

Finished IRB training, and requesting Ross account.
Met with Florian about general research plans, realized there's lots of re-thinking to do.
Preparing lab presentation next week.