Regression-contingent analyses: A reply to Altmann

Why untrained control groups provide invalid baselines: A reply to Dienes and Altmann

Dienes and Altmann argue that an untrained control group provides a reliable baseline to measure artificial grammar learning. In this reply, we first provide a fictitious example to demonstrate that this assessment is faulty. We then analyse why this assessment is wrong, and we reiterate the solution proposed in Reber and Perruchet (this issue) for a proper control. Finally, we point out the im...

Reply to Coyne: Genomic analyses are unthwarted.

Reconciling climate - conflict meta - analyses : reply to

A comment by Buhaug et al. attributes disagreement between our recent analyses and their review articles to biased decisions in our meta-analysis and a difference of opinion regarding statistical approaches. The claim is false. Buhaug et al.’s alteration of our metaanalysis misrepresents findings in the literature, makes statistical errors, misclassifies multiple studies, makes coding errors, a...

Menzerath–altmann Law

In the paper, the definition of clause suitable for an automated processing of a Ukrainian text is proposed. The Menzerath–Altmann law is verified on the sentence level and the parameters for the dependences of the clause length counted in words and syllables on the sentence length counted in clauses are calculated for Perekhresni Stežky (The Cross-Paths), a novel by Ivan Franko.

A Problem in Avicennas View on the Origination of the Soul and a Reply to It