Readings

All readings are on UMDrive: https://umdrive.memphis.edu/aolney/internal/cogsci-seminar

You will need your email UID and password to access (e.g. foobar@memphis.edu would log in as foobar).

Each week's readings will be in a folder prefixed by the date and suffixed by the name of the speaker for that week (e.g. "090518-Olney").

Each folder will contain a README listing the readings (like the order of reading).

 If a reading will be publicly available,  it will only exist as a link in the README and not a file in the folder.

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  1. UnknownSeptember 5, 2018 at 6:06 AM

    Easy reading but more complicated statistics that I can remember from decades ago. Will try to hang on

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