Yesterday someone asked me how to ensure that gender was equally balanced across conditions within random assignment, and that reminded me of my intention to write a blog on using logic (if-then statements) in Qualtrics.… Read More »Qualtrics tips: Using logic
I’ve been answering questions about how to deal with raw data for the last couple of years, so I thought I might as well make an easy-how-to blog about how to prepare data for analyses.… Read More »How to prepare raw data for analyses
Yesterday I watched a friend suffer the consequences of not knowing the best way to get Qualtrics to spit out data in the easiest form. Instead of having a single outcome variable (what he was… Read More »Random assignment in Qualtrics
This is my folk theory of fiction* (the way I seem to think about fiction in my non-academic life): I really do believe fiction–some fiction, and yes, most of it literary–can affect people, but not the… Read More »My folk theory of fiction
Yesterday was a lunch bunch Friday, and as usual when I do not have other commitments, I attended. Dr. Edward Cokely gave a talk on decision-making that was geared at grad students, particularly the first-years,… Read More »Expertise and risk-taking in grad school
For the last several years, I’ve been having a spacing issue with Word. No, it’s not that I do not know how to set line spacing to single, double, etc. I’ve been doing that in… Read More »Weird Microsoft Word Spacing SOLUTION
I’ve got to explain to my labmates how to use Amazon.com’s Mechanical Turk to collect data, so I thought I’d write a blog with some basic tips on using MTurk with Qualtrics. Table of Contents… Read More »Tips on using MTurk with Qualtrics
My first blog post on Qualtrics Tips: Embedded Data. (Other posts include Random Assignment, Embedded Data, Using Logic.) People keep asking me how to do things on Qualtrics, and I’ve always answered them individually. However, sometimes I… Read More »Qualtrics tips: Embedded data