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Deborah Mayo

Professor Emerita of Philosophy

Virginia Tech

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College of Liberal Arts and Human Sciences

Department of Philosophy

Deborah Mayo is currently serving as a College Of Liberal Arts And Human Sciences Professor Emerita of Philosophy at Virginia Tech.

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Virginia Tech

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statistics philosophy philosophy of science epistemology behavioral sciences statistical science statistical theory error analysis statistical hypothesis test error correction sociology rationality statistical inference inference error statistics severe testing philosophy of mathematics human error learning theory philosophical psychology inductive inference statistical testing statistical methodology clinical investigation decision analysis ontology (information science) clinical evidence causal reasoning causality philosophy of history neyman-pearson philosophy novel evidence statistics wars error-statistical philosophy neyman-pearson theory critical rationalism severe tests frequentist statistics human decision process decision science narrative forensic psychiatry economic psychology economic behavior conflict resolution psychological science public integrity political behavior democracy experimental gerontology neuroscience of aging evolutionary anthropology model theory model integration model building world models philosophy of technology logical frameworks applied logic philosophy of logic statistical thinking statistical foundation quantification prognosis computational learning theory brownian motion testing technique methodology comparison randomized controlled trials empirical case studies evaluation measure basic concept statistical misspecification group selection objective theory strong likelihood principle physic education history and philosophy of science approximate reasoning science and technology studies statistical reasoning cognitive science inductive reasoning computational philosophy

Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Error Statistics, Bayes-Factor Tests and the Fallacy of Non-Exhaustive Alternatives. (2024)

Deborah Mayo

statistical theorybiostatisticsstatisticsnon-exhaustive alternativeserror statisticsbayes-factor tests

Introduction to Recent Issues in Philosophy of Statistics: Evidence, Testing, and Applications. Synthese (2023)

Molly KaoDeborah G. MayoElay Shech

statistical hypothesis testphilosophystatistics

In Regard to Fornacon-Wood Et Al.. International Journal of Radiation Oncology*Biology*Physics (2022)

Amit K. ChowdhryDeborah MayoStephanie L. PughJohn ParkClifton David FullerJohn Kang

physicsradiation oncologyradiation biologyoncologyradiation

Remembering Sir David Cox, 1924–2022. Significance (2022)

David FirthNancy ReidDeborah G. MayoHeather Battey

sir david coxjournalism

Statistical Significance and Its Critics: Practicing Damaging Science, or Damaging Scientific Practice?. Synthese (2022)

Deborah G. MayoDavid Hand

statistical significancestatisticspracticing damaging sciencescientific practice

Statistics, Philosophy, and Health: The Smac 2021 Webconference. The International Journal of Biostatistics (2022)

Nicolas SavyErica EM MoodieIsabelle DrouetAntoine ChambazBruno FalissardMichael R. KosorokElizabeth F. KrakowDeborah G. MayoStephen SennMark Van der Laan

applied statisticsstatistical sciencebiostatisticsstatisticsphilosophy

The Statistics Wars and Intellectual Conflicts of Interest. Conservation Biology (2021)

Deborah G. Mayo

intellectual conflictseconomicsstatisticsstatistics warsconservation biology

Five Ways to Ensure That Models Serve Society: A Manifesto. Nature (2020)

Andrea SaltelliGabriele BammerIsabelle BrunoErica ChartersMonica Di FioreEmmanuel DidierWendy Nelson EspelandJohn KaySamuele Lo PianoDeborah MayoRoger Pielke JrTommaso PortaluriTheodore M. PorterArnald PuyIsmael RafolsJerome R. RavetzErik ReinertDaniel SarewitzPhilip B. StarkAndrew StirlingJeroen van der SluijsPaolo Vineis

systems engineeringmodel theorysociologygovernancepublic policysocial changemodeling and simulationmodel integrationmodel buildingsystems modelingworld modelsmodel selection

P-Values on Trial: Selective Reporting of (Best Practice Guides Against) Selective Reporting. Harvard data science review (2020)

Deborah Mayo

methodology comparisonrandomized controlled trialsclinical evidencenarrativequalitative researchempirical case studiesclinical trialsbest practice guidesstatisticsclinical researchdata scienceclinical investigationresearch ethicsstatistical hypothesis testjournalismforensic psychiatryevaluation measure

Significance Tests: Vitiated or Vindicated by the Replication Crisis in Psychology?. Review of Philosophy and Psychology (2020)

Deborah G. Mayo

significance testsphilosophyphilosophical psychologypsychology

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Deborah Mayo

Professor Emerita of Philosophy

Virginia Tech

Affiliations

College of Liberal Arts and Human Sciences

Department of Philosophy

Deborah Mayo is currently serving as a College Of Liberal Arts And Human Sciences Professor Emerita of Philosophy at Virginia Tech.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Deborah Mayo

Virginia Tech

Professor Emerita of Philosophy

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Error Statistics, Bayes-Factor Tests and the Fallacy of Non-Exhaustive Alternatives. (2024)

Deborah Mayo

statistical theorybiostatisticsstatisticsnon-exhaustive alternativeserror statisticsbayes-factor tests

Introduction to Recent Issues in Philosophy of Statistics: Evidence, Testing, and Applications. Synthese (2023)

Molly KaoDeborah G. MayoElay Shech

statistical hypothesis testphilosophystatistics

In Regard to Fornacon-Wood Et Al.. International Journal of Radiation Oncology*Biology*Physics (2022)

Amit K. ChowdhryDeborah MayoStephanie L. PughJohn ParkClifton David FullerJohn Kang

physicsradiation oncologyradiation biologyoncologyradiation

Remembering Sir David Cox, 1924–2022. Significance (2022)

David FirthNancy ReidDeborah G. MayoHeather Battey

sir david coxjournalism

Statistical Significance and Its Critics: Practicing Damaging Science, or Damaging Scientific Practice?. Synthese (2022)

Deborah G. MayoDavid Hand

statistical significancestatisticspracticing damaging sciencescientific practice

Statistics, Philosophy, and Health: The Smac 2021 Webconference. The International Journal of Biostatistics (2022)

Nicolas SavyErica EM MoodieIsabelle DrouetAntoine ChambazBruno FalissardMichael R. KosorokElizabeth F. KrakowDeborah G. MayoStephen SennMark Van der Laan

applied statisticsstatistical sciencebiostatisticsstatisticsphilosophy

The Statistics Wars and Intellectual Conflicts of Interest. Conservation Biology (2021)

Deborah G. Mayo

intellectual conflictseconomicsstatisticsstatistics warsconservation biology

Five Ways to Ensure That Models Serve Society: A Manifesto. Nature (2020)

systems engineeringmodel theorysociologygovernancepublic policysocial changemodeling and simulationmodel integrationmodel buildingsystems modelingworld modelsmodel selection

P-Values on Trial: Selective Reporting of (Best Practice Guides Against) Selective Reporting. Harvard data science review (2020)

Deborah Mayo

Significance Tests: Vitiated or Vindicated by the Replication Crisis in Psychology?. Review of Philosophy and Psychology (2020)

Deborah G. Mayo

significance testsphilosophyphilosophical psychologypsychology

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