Where Did the Bank Holiday Go? A Blog about Misremembering and Recall Bias
How much can we really trust people to remember an experience? Richard Walker reflects on the fleeting nature of memory, and what it means for research when we ask people to recall experiences weeks or months later.
Howzat for an average? Lessons from cricket and data analysis
A week in Northumberland, a cricket scorecard, and a reminder that averages don’t always tell the full story. In this blog, Mustard’s Andrew Wiseman explains why looking at the mean alone can mask critical insights—and why researchers should be just as interested in the mode, the median, and the outliers.