We thank all the people that were involved in the Summer School. It has been a great experience! We hope you enjoyed it, and to meet you again soon.
“Bayesian Statistical Analyses for the Human, Social and Cognitive Sciences” The edition of this year, 2019, of the Summer School ended on the 7th of July. Here’s a picutre of all the students that partecipated. Most of them were frome Europe, but we had students from all around the world: Belgium, China,...
“Bayesian Statistical Analyses for the Human, Social and Cognitive Sciences” The guest for the last day of Summer School was: Karl J. Friston. This lecture was divided in two main issues: – Dynamic Causal Modelling, from a brief introduction to a much more detailed explanation involving the Bayesian Fusion – The Bayesian Brain (Self-evidencing and...
“Bayesian Statistical Analyses for the Human, Social and Cognitive Sciences” The guests for the fourth day of Summer School were: Michele Scandola, Marco Tullio Liuzza and Daniele Romano. The fourth lectures theme was how to write your own Bayesian Model with JAGS and STAN. As usual it followed an hand-on workshops.
“Bayesian Statistical Analyses for the Human, Social and Cognitive Sciences” The guest for the third day of Summer School was: Richard Morey. The lecture was subdivided in some module. The first one revolved around the Basic Bayesian ideas and model comparison, then it was explained some Bayesian analysis using BayesFactor and it ended with...
“Bayesian Statistical Analyses for the Human, Social and Cognitive Sciences” The guest for the second day of Summer School was: Rosalyn Moran. The lecture covered a lot of different topic such as: – The bayesian updating in the brain, an analytical approaches in behavioural designs; an implementation example from ‘Dynamics of attentional selection under...
“Bayesian Statistical Analyses for the Human, Social and Cognitive Sciences” The guests for the first day of Summer School were: Michele Scandola, Marco Tullio Liuzza and Daniele Romano. The lecture’s topic was a wholesome introduction to the Bayesian logic for statistical analysis and a brief introduction on the brms package. Every concept has been...
The Summer School is jointly organized by the NPSY-Lab.VR, at the Department of Human Sciences, at the University of Verona, and the BASIC-NPSYResearch Group. It is designed for Ph.D. students, post-doctoral research fellows and early career scholars from a variety of disciplines and approaches within the human, social and cognitive sciences. The Summer School will be...
The NPSY-Lab.VR will be present at the summer school “The Visceral Mind”, a summer school concerning neuroanatomy, functional neuroanatomy, DTI, TMS and genetics. Michele Scandola was selected to participate to this summer school, with a strict selection of 40 candidates among PhD students and post-doc. Further details about this summer school here
The NPSY-Lab.VR will be present at the Aegina Summer School about embodiment. This Summer School is built upon the success of a previous summer school on the “The Sense of Body” that was organized in Italy in 2008 (please see the special issue of Neuropsychologia (2010), 48 (3), 643-830, edited by Tessari A, Serino...
Il test di coordinazione motoria di Charlop-Atwell: la standardizzazione italiana.
Colella R, Quadri G, Boscaini F, Moro V, Albaret JM, 2014
Tornare a scuola dopo una grave cerebrolesione
Moro Valentina, Rodolfi Chiara, 2012
La plasticità cerebrale. Alle radici del cambiamento
Moro Valentina, Filippi Barbara, 2010
L'agire educativo nella riabilitazione neuropsicologica
Moro Valentina, 2005
Valentina Moro and Riccardo Sartori are directors for the SEID editor of the series "Strumenti in Psicologia, Educazione e Formazione" [Tools in Psychology, Education and Training]. The purpose of this series is to publish materials and tools for the intervention and evaluation in:
