CV
Matt Wetzel | Data Scientist | mw3i at gmail
google scholar • osf
Education
Teaching
Research
My research interests focus on testing models of human cognition and behavior -- with the goal of understanding both the mechanistic and environmental constraints of our cognitive abilities. In particular, I'm very interested in the way information is structured in the human mind -- especially information best described by graphs / networks. I'm also interested in how large-scale sources of behavioral data (internet, social media, video games) could be used as tools for testing psychological theories.
Publications
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| 2021 |
Kurtz, K. J., & Wetzel, M. T. (2021) |
On the generalization of simple alternating category structures |
Cognitive Science |
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| 2017 |
Incera, S., Shah, A. P., McLennan, C. T., & Wetzel, M. T. |
Sentence context influences the subjective perception of foreign accents |
Acta Psychologica |
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Presentations
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| 2019 |
Poster |
Wetzel, M., & Kurtz, K. |
The Impact of Category Learning on Item Similarity: Effects of Learning Mode and Category Structure |
Psychonomics |
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| 2018 |
Poster |
Wetzel, M., & Kurtz, K. |
Investigating Modifications to the DIVergent Autoencoder (DIVA) Model of Human Categorization. |
Psychonomics |
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| 2018 |
Poster |
Wetzel, M., & Kurtz, K. |
Generalizing an Alternating Category Structure |
Cognitive Science Society |
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| 2013 |
Poster |
Wetzel, M., Tuft, S.E., Krestar, M.L., & McLennan, C.T. |
Using Change Deafness to Investigate Attentional Allocation During Spoken Word Recognition |
College of Sciences and Health Professions Research Day, Cleveland State University |
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Honors
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| 2014 |
Outstanding Undergraduate Psychology Student Award. |
Cleveland State University |