Ok, thank you!
Marsh et al (2014)But that is the point. They are "slow to recognize." Altruists are "quick to recognize". If they are guided to focus on a face, they are still slow, but they are able to recognize fear (responding to your comment if they may not have any...
Marsh et al (2014)Oh, ok. I read in the original study that psychopaths are slow to recognize. I didn't see where it said they could recognize it if they were asked. Where can I find that?
Marsh et al (2014)Psychopaths can recognize fear when asked to look for it. So, it saying that altruists have a fast response to fear responses; psychopaths have a very slow (if any) response to fear. That is why it is the opposite.
Marsh et al (2014)Dear Maria A good question. I don't think that there is anywhere where they can directly ask them about type 1 or type 2 errors. Looking at the questions that can be asked, I actually think it is something that maybe would appear in a summary...
Data analysis (HL only)Yes, that is totally fine.
Internal assessments: Samples and markingThe original study also says what I've mentioned above so I'm just wondering what the last couple sentences in the procedure and results mean here. Thanks!
Marsh et al (2014)Hi John, I don't really understand the last part of the procedure and results. In her video, Marsh says that psychopaths don't recognize fear. Here it says altruists had a fast response time to fearful facial expressions and a larger amygdala so it...
Marsh et al (2014)John, Sorry, me again!!! A group wants to replicate Tversky and Kahneman to study risk aversion. Their experiment begins with a qualifying question to determine if the participant is risk averse. The second question is the...
Internal assessments: Samples and marking
Laura
Hello, may students use this study also to discuss the role of one or more clinical biases in diagnosis and to discuss concepts of normality and abnormality?
Langer and Abelson (1974)