Craig Hedge

Lecturer @AstonPsychology. Research interests in response control, decision making, reaction time modelling and reliability

[Craig Hedge @HedgeCraig]

Funded PhD opportunity on “Characterising caution in ageing and decision making” available with me and @TunneyRichard. See here for details:
https://t.co/Zex53GfoZt

Happy to chat with anyone interested!
@AstonPsychology

[Charlotte Pennington @drcpennington]

📣📣 PhD oppurtunity with @DanShawJ, @HedgeCraig, Matt Buckley & Me! 📣📣

"Identifying the neurocognitive sources of age-related decline in cognition: A cognitive neuroscience approach"

Deadline: 31st March 2024 🗓

https://t.co/vxKd5tJl4a

#PhDJobs #PhDChat #AcademicJobs

[Dan Shaw @DanShawJ]

📢 Exciting 2yr postdoc position on @BBSRC project @AstonPsychology and @Aston_IHN, combining fMRI and MEG data to study 🧠 networks supporting social interaction.

Apply by 11 Sept at https://t.co/R63ARwIaJv.

@PostdocP @PostdocPal @PostdocPhd @Neuro_postdoc

[Society for Mathematical Psychology @socmathpsych]

🏆🏆🏆AWARD ANNOUNCEMENT🏆🏆🏆

Congratulations to the 2023 Computational Brain & Behavior @CompBrainBeh Outstanding Paper award winners: Marlou Nadine Perquin @mnperquin, Marieke van Vugt @MariekeVugt, Craig Hedge @HedgeCraig, & Aline Bompas @AlineBompas!

#iccmpsyched

[Craig Hedge @HedgeCraig]

@AlisaLoosen @Sam_D_Parsons n.b. Cronbach’s alpha is equivalent to one of the ICCk variants. This makes sense because you would use the average score in practice (e.g. a subscale score computed by averaging across items).

[Craig Hedge @HedgeCraig]

@AlisaLoosen @Sam_D_Parsons It makes sense to me to base it on how the measure would be used in practice. If you would run multiple sessions of a task and average them, it makes sense to look at the reliability of the average score. If you would only run the task once, then ICC(2,1) is more appropriate.

[Craig Hedge @HedgeCraig]

@samanthastrong Is the action a double finger guns? Because I feel it's a move that's underutilised in academia...

[Craig Hedge @HedgeCraig]

@DrKaitClark

[Anna-Lena Schubert @AnnaLSchubert]

Join us today at ➡️ 4:30 for our symposium "Unfolding the Reliability Paradox in attentional-control research" with Alodie Rey-Mermet, @JuliaHaaf, @HedgeCraig and Klaus Oberauer at #ESCoP2022

[Craig Hedge @HedgeCraig]

@AstonPsychology @drcpennington @TunneyRichard Another is investigate the psychological mechanisms of age-related navigational decline with @MattGBuckley myself, and @DrRobNash.

Happy to answer any questions!

[Craig Hedge @HedgeCraig]

Some opportunities to work on interesting projects with great people @AstonPsychology
Plus a couple involving me!

The positions are half-time PhD & half-time teaching roles (72 months).

Closes 29th Aug.

https://t.co/fHiwGkIm2q

[Craig Hedge @HedgeCraig]

@AstonPsychology One of the six possible projects is about understanding inhibitory control in different health-related contexts (e.g. alcohol, food), with myself, @drcpennington, and @TunneyRichard

[Craig Hedge @HedgeCraig]

@CJHodgetts @RHULPsychology YES. Congratulations!

[Craig Hedge @HedgeCraig]

@JuliaHaaf This is awesome! Though the comment about spending days trawling through the OSF makes me feel very exposed...

[Craig Hedge @HedgeCraig]

@samanthastrong @DrJenWhale @AstonUniRKE Well done for getting it in!

[Craig Hedge @HedgeCraig]

@JeffRouder This recent one is on my to-read list, it has both the saccadic and the probe versions:
https://t.co/sMO6Xx6P2W

[Craig Hedge @HedgeCraig]

@drcpennington I'd look it up, but I'll be disappointed when it's not as giant as it is in my imagination.