This article emphasizes the need for a new computational cognitive revolution that would be an amalgamation of both behavioral and computational methods, ultimately serving the need to study the most complex structure:the human mind.
Misleading with Statistics
Deception and misleading information are known to be 21st-century penchant. How is data manipulated? Who does the manipulation anyway, is it the individual or the institution? Is there a way that information seekers, in this case a consumer can spot these fallacies and glean unvarnished information? This article outlines ways to obtain such data using examples of ‘misleading with statistics’ in the past.
