The claim that patients with schizophrenia lack sensorimotor facilitation proposed in Sevos et al. (2016) is based upon two non-significant effects reported in Experiments 1 and 2, which is problematic since the traditional null-hypothesis testing approach does not allow one to "accept" a null hypothesis. We develop a Bayesian analysis of these two results and argue that, at present, there is not much support for the null effects reported in the original study.
Commentary: Is there any Influence of Variations in Context on Object-Affordance Effects in Schizophrenia? Perception of Property and Goals of Action
Tummolini Luca
2016
Abstract
The claim that patients with schizophrenia lack sensorimotor facilitation proposed in Sevos et al. (2016) is based upon two non-significant effects reported in Experiments 1 and 2, which is problematic since the traditional null-hypothesis testing approach does not allow one to "accept" a null hypothesis. We develop a Bayesian analysis of these two results and argue that, at present, there is not much support for the null effects reported in the original study.File in questo prodotto:
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