Martin Metzmacher
Hi,
my name is Martin Metzmacher. I was a Research Master student at the Behavioural Science Institute of the Radboud University in Nijmegen. My research interest back then was diagnostic decision making in expert psychotherapists. I believe that more adequate research methods can give valuable insights into expert decision making and the effects on treatment outcome.
After finishing my study I am now an entrepreneur. Find out more about my business at seriousmarketing.de. find out more about my person on martinmetzmacher.com
Often things come to my mind that I want to share and discuss with others. This blog makes it possible to transcend time and space in the discussion about new ideas in behavioural science. I hope you enjoy reading and maybe you can take out some of it for yourself. In any way I will be happy to receive your feedback, so feel free to leave a comment on a subject of your interest.
- You can also write me an email.
- Add Martin Metzmacher on Facebook
- Add Martin Metzmacher on LinkedIn
- Add Martin Metzmacher on Xing
Behavioural Science Blog 
Hello Martin, In your article you mention Staple et al. What is the reference for this ? Book and year ?You refer: Staple et al. (2002) elaborated on this idea and presented faces to participants on a computer screen. The faces were showing emotional expressions and had clear gender cues. What they found was that when things were presented very quickly people only picked up the emotional information (30ms).
Regards,
Peter Sørensen
Peter Soerensen
October 20, 2010 at 8:11 pm
Hi Peter,
thanks for your comment. Could you quickly link to the article in which I mention that article by Stable et at. However I must tell you that I wrote this some time ago – but if possible I’ll find out what you are looking for.
Martin Metzmacher
October 20, 2010 at 8:24 pm