Isabelle McIndoe
Special Topics Student
The Ergodicity Assumption in Psychological Research
Isabelle is a Bachelor of Psychology student at the Australian National University. She is currently undertaking a Special Topics course with Precision Lab, focusing on the assumption of ergodicity in research, which often fails when group averages are extended to individuals. Isabelle’s research involves contributing to the data extraction process for a systematic review on ergodicity, as well as collaborating on the evaluation and trialling of an Ecological Momentary Assessment study design.
Beyond university, she works in mental health and disability support. Her aspiration to pursue a career combining quantitative research and clinical practice is motivated by her interactions with these individuals.