Matteo Lisi

@mlisi.bsky.social

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lecturer • research on human perception and decision-making • principled statistics • computational models • he/him • https://mlisi.xyz/

Chart showing that power is low (around 0.5) under Piray’s method, but remains above 0.9 when the empirically estimated population-level preference is attenuated by up to 50%.
Plot showing unemployment rates in college grads and people without a degree, showing that when you compare groups based on when they entered the job market, people with a degree have substantially less unemployment rates which display slower increase in 2025.
Book cover of “Statistics for Psychology Using R: A Linear Models Perspective” with promo text: Get 20% off with code OPENUP20.
Endorsement from Massimiliano Pastore, Professor of Psychometrics, University of Padua, Italy: “An invaluable resource that bridges the gap between statistical theory and practical application, providing a unified approach to common statistical tests through the lens of linear models.”
Physical copy of the book “Statistics for Psychology Using R: A Linear Models Perspective” by Alasdair Clarke and Matteo Lisi, with a red title block and abstract network graphic.
Study 3: three-door bandit task with a sure 1-coin door (S) vs two risky doors (R). Data and model show alternation between S and R for all children, but only refugees persist with R after a 2-coin win (and switch to S after zero) — evidence of reward-dependent stickiness.
a flyer with information about the neuroscience MSc program at Royal Holloway. The text states: "MSc Applied Neuroscience 2025 Turn cutting-edge brain science into real-world impact • Hands-on training with fMRI, TMS, VR, EEG, and eye-tracking data • Taught by researchers from Royal Holloway Dept of Psychology, Top 3 in the UK (REF 2021) • Flexible: 1-year full-time or 2-year part-time Apply by 20 Aug (International) / 29 Aug (UK) Scan the QR code or visit https://tinyurl.com/MScNeuro"