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0.0 ASSIGNMENT ESSAY

AI and the effect is has on the psyche/brain 1. On loneliness Does AI play a part in the loneliness epidemic How do GPT transformers ease lonliness Is GPT an effective therapist…

0.0 Statistical Poster Assignment

TOPICS COVERED FROM WEEK 1 WEEK 3: Content: Random variables, Probability Mean and Variance Binomial Distribution Discrete vs Continuous Normal Distribution and Z Scores Probabilities and Percentiles Sampling Distributions Central Theorem Limit.…

1.0 - FOR STUDENTS - 1A - SETS

Sets Mathematical Foundations Explain: Initial definitions of: Sets, Elements, Subsets 1A Sets: A = \{ 1,2,3,4,5 \} B = \{ 1, 3, 5 \} C = \{ 2,4,6 \} A set is…

1.0 ASSIGNMENT - Research Potential Study

1. Negative cognitive affects of Artificial Intelligence. Guided perception studies. 1. Eisenberger Physical sensation when socially separated Similar to physical pain. Explicit SE vs Implicit SE Revise Specific Neuroscience Parts ACC activated…

1.0 LECTURE - DATA

Lecture 1 Data Statistics Science of learning from data Data to knowledge Obtaining information about a target population through a sample Target Population: All relevant subjects of interest Sample: Representative Subset of…

1.0 WORKSHOP - FOR STUDENTS

Finish at 4:00PM Finish Module 1 notes! :) 1.0 Data Classification Two main types 1. Categorical Observation belongs in a group Nominal Named variables with no order, eg Fav colour etc Ordinal…

1.2 - FOR STUDENTS - 1C - VECTORS

Vectors Introduction Introduction to vectors and terminology: Scaffold 1. Scalar quantity Quantity with a magnitude only Examples: Distance, Speed, Mass. 2. Vector Quantity with magnitude and direction Velocity, Displacement, Force. Representing Vectors…

2.0 - Probability

QAFE Question & Answer 1. What is probability Numerical descriptions of how likely a certain event will occur. Probability of an event is between The larger the probability, the more likely an…

2.1 - Mean and Variance

Mean and Variance QAFE Framework Question & Answer 1. What is Variance How dispersed/measure of how spread a set of numbers are from their average value 2. Why is it useful? Quantifying…

2.5 - Binomial Distribution

Binomial Distribution To calculate the binomial distribution we need to first attempt

3.0 Hypothesis Testing

Hypothe. R sis Testing The Correlation Coefficient o When considering the relation between two numerical variables, we should always look at a scatter plot before any further analysis. o The scatter plot…

BASIC VECTOR ARITHMETIC

LECTURE 2 Basic Vector Arithmetic PLAN (2 min) Scope (tiny): Understand Very basic Arithmetic Outputs: CRIBS + 2 questons Stop condition: Solved 1 vector question WATCH (10 min) — active capture S…

Book Material 1.0 - Introduction to Statistical Thinking LESSON MATERIAL

FOR STUDENTS 2 Branches of Statistics Descriptive Statistics Collecting, tabulating and analyzing numerical data. Inductive Statistics Intellectual tools utilizing probability to come up with assessable and fallibility of conclusions. WORKSHOP FOR STUDENTS…

Does frequent use of generative AI for study tasks undermine critical thinking via cognitive offloading

Introduction Topic. AI introduces an additional risk: automation bias . Users may overweight a system’s recommendation and under check it against evidence, especially under time pressure or low accountability. In clinical decision…

EXM 1.0 Notes Psychology

EXM Module 1 - STATISTICS

1. IQR Statistics From 0 Explain to students 2. Probabilities Probabilities & Combinations 3. z score Standard Deviation Variance Equations List for STAX1170 Year 1 Students

LEC 1.0

[Basic Vector Operations] — PROVE IT P — Problem types: [what the exam asks; 3–5 names] Scalar Multiplication, R — Rules & relations: [definitions, identities, theorems you actually use] O — Overview…

Linear Algebra Assignment 1

Let , , and be points in (a) Using a linear combination of the vectors and , find an equation, in vector form, of the plane determined by the points , ,…

Math DST WK 2

stop {{title}} — 45m Watch+Work PLAN (2 min) Scope (tiny): Outputs: CRIBS + 3 micro tasks + 2 flashcards Stop condition: WATCH (10 min) — active capture S Q S per pause…

MATH1010 Assignment

1. Linear Combination

MOD 1

Best Data Articulate Research Objectives Clear understanding what the hypothesis and research is. Identify types of Data required Peer Reviewed Articles Assess Data Quality High standards for validity, no more than 10…

MOD 2 - Developmental Psychology 1

Developmental Psychology Part 1 Definition: Behaviour as a function of age Physical, Cpgnitive,Pscyhosocial. Changes & Continuity Change Systematic/Orderly transformation and predictable patterns eg crawling Walking Continuiity Consistent aspects of personality over time…

MOD 3 - Developmental Psychology

Developmental Psychology Part 2 Theory of Mind D — Definition (+contrast): A phase of childhood development where the child shifts from an egocentric viewpoint to a slightly more altruistic viewpoint i.e they…

MOD 4 - Health Psychology

Health Psychology Ageism D — Definition (+contrast) E — Examples (2 vignettes) E — Evidence (1–3 studies, IV/DV, finding) Baltes Selective Optimization: As you age, you optimize the strengths of your aging…

Module 1 - Text

The Calculation of Probability ( ) The sources define probability as the quantitative measure of uncertainty in situations involving randomness , which is the lack of pattern or predictability in events .…

Practical Module 1

Why am i here / Goals Goals: Summary Questions To research Other discussions Principle 1 Randomness Notes: Wealth vs Time • Balance between luxury and comfort Waste of time when working for…

QUIZ 1

4). All Smartphone users are generally loyal to the brand they currently own, with small proportions of owners who would prefer to replace their current Smartphone with a different brand. This is…

Research Ethics Reflection

Research Ethics Reflection Reflect on your experience engaging with psychological research and focus on one key ethical issue, such as informed consent, confidentiality, or participant responsibility. Explain how this ethical issue influenced…

WKS 1.0 - FOR STUDENTS - Scientist-Practitioner

Explain to Students 1. Psychology and why it is a science, how it is a science. 2. Pseudoscience and common logical fallacies 3. Predictability of human behaviour Explain 1.0 Psychology Definition of…

WKS 2.0 - FOR STUDENTS - Developmental Psychology

Themes: Explain the nature and purpose of theories in developmental psychology Discuss the impact of early experience in the womb on development, including the concept of "sensitive periods" Describe normative development of…