Group analyses can hide heterogeneity effects when searching for a general model: Evidence based on a conflict monitoring task
Abstract
In experimental psychology, a unique model of general processing is often sought to represent the behaviors of all individuals. We address the question of whether seeking this objective - a unique model - is the most fruitful scientific strategy by studying a specific case example. In order to approach an answer to such a question, we compared the conventional approach in experimental psychology with analyses at the individual level by applying...
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Title
Group analyses can hide heterogeneity effects when searching for a general model: Evidence based on a conflict monitoring task
Published Date
Feb 1, 2019
Journal
Volume
193
Pages
171 - 179
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