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Navigating Neuropsychology

Navigating Neuropsychology

182 | Demystifying the Scientific Process in Neuropsychology (Part 1): How Journals Work – A Conversation With Dr. Steven Paul Woods

Jan 1, 2026 · 59 min · 13 segments

Today we give you our discussion with Dr. Steven Paul Woods where we attempt to demystify the scientific process in neuropsychology, beginning with a focus on how our academic journals work. Show…

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Today we give you our discussion with Dr. Steven Paul Woods where we attempt to demystify the scientific process in neuropsychology, beginning with a focus on how our academic journals work. Show…

Speakers: Steven Paul WoodsGuestRyan Van PattenHostJohn BelloneHost

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Meeting Stephen Woods1:24 – 2:19

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Ryan Van PattenHost

1:24

You had made a comment about cursing, which that's okay on Avnero in general.

R

Ryan Van PattenHost

1:29

We're not rated G.

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Ryan Van PattenHost

1:32

And I totally trust your judgment.

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Ryan Van PattenHost

1:34

I'm sure there won't be an F word every other sentence.

Steven Paul WoodsGuest

1:38

Yes.

Steven Paul WoodsGuest

1:38

No, I will do my best to have my professional hat on.

Steven Paul WoodsGuest

1:42

Although my professional hat does occasionally involve cursing.

Steven Paul WoodsGuest

1:46

But

J

John BelloneHost

1:47

I will channel my, I will engage my frontal lobes.

Steven Paul WoodsGuest

1:51

If it helps make the point, feel free.

Steven Paul WoodsGuest

1:55

Anybody who knows me and listens to this is going to expect at least one curve for it, so I'm sure it'll come

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Ryan Van PattenHost

2:01

out.

R

Ryan Van PattenHost

2:01

We've got to be ecologically valid here.

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Ryan Van PattenHost

2:03

The real Stephen.

R

Ryan Van PattenHost

2:08

All right, we're here with Steven Paul Woods.

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Ryan Van PattenHost

2:10

Stephen, thrilled to have you.

R

Ryan Van PattenHost

2:12

Thanks for making the time.

Steven Paul WoodsGuest

2:13

Hey, I appreciate it.

Steven Paul WoodsGuest

2:14

I'm really happy you guys decided to tackle this topic, and I'm grateful for the opportunity to chat with you all.

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Meeting Stephen Woods1:24 – 2:19

R

Ryan Van PattenHost

1:24

You had made a comment about cursing, which that's okay on Avnero in general.

R

Ryan Van PattenHost

1:29

We're not rated G.

R

Ryan Van PattenHost

1:32

And I totally trust your judgment.

R

Ryan Van PattenHost

1:34

I'm sure there won't be an F word every other sentence.

Steven Paul WoodsGuest

1:38

Yes.

Steven Paul WoodsGuest

1:38

No, I will do my best to have my professional hat on.

Steven Paul WoodsGuest

1:42

Although my professional hat does occasionally involve cursing.

Steven Paul WoodsGuest

1:46

But

J

John BelloneHost

1:47

I will channel my, I will engage my frontal lobes.

Steven Paul WoodsGuest

1:51

If it helps make the point, feel free.

Steven Paul WoodsGuest

1:55

Anybody who knows me and listens to this is going to expect at least one curve for it, so I'm sure it'll come

R

Ryan Van PattenHost

2:01

out.

R

Ryan Van PattenHost

2:01

We've got to be ecologically valid here.

R

Ryan Van PattenHost

2:03

The real Stephen.

R

Ryan Van PattenHost

2:08

All right, we're here with Steven Paul Woods.

R

Ryan Van PattenHost

2:10

Stephen, thrilled to have you.

R

Ryan Van PattenHost

2:12

Thanks for making the time.

Steven Paul WoodsGuest

2:13

Hey, I appreciate it.

Steven Paul WoodsGuest

2:14

I'm really happy you guys decided to tackle this topic, and I'm grateful for the opportunity to chat with you all.

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