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Want to know whether a psychology study will replicate? Just ask a bunch of people.
16 October 2019
Today's guest blog is by Jesse Singal.
- Qualitative Methods
- Quantitative Methods
- Research
Researchers conducted six studies to investigate how best to challenge science deniers
10 July 2019
When responding to science denialism it can be difficult to establish the right strategy.
- Social and behavioural
Psychologists show it’s possible to fix misleading press releases - without harming their news value
17 June 2019
Corrected press releases led to more accurate news, without any dip in quantity of coverage; according to a new study by Adams et al, 2019.
- Research
People have a hard-to-explain bias against experimental testing of policies and interventions, preferring just to see them implemented
21 May 2019
For some reason randomised testing sometimes elicits moral outrage.
- Government and politics
- Research
Does religion really cause violence?
10 May 2019
To many, the statement “Religion causes violence” seems intuitively true.
- Social and behavioural
- Violence and trauma
Finally some robust research into whether “diversity training” actually works
10 April 2019
Unfortunately it’s not very promising.
- Social and behavioural
- Work and occupational
Has the liberal bias in psychology contributed to the replication crisis?
02 April 2019
While liberal bias per se is not associated with research replicability, highly politically biased findings of either slant (liberal or conservative) are less robust.
- Government and politics
- Research
Psychology research is still fixated on a tiny fraction of humans – here’s how to fix that
10 December 2018
Nearly 95 per cent of participant samples in a leading psychology journal were from Western countries.
- Equality, diversity and inclusion
- Research
Psychology’s favourite tool for measuring implicit bias is still mired in controversy
05 December 2018
A new review aims to move on from past controversies surrounding the implicit association test, but experts can’t even agree on what they’re arguing about.
- Research
It’s getting increasingly difficult for psychology’s replication-crisis sceptics to explain away failed replications
30 November 2018
Replicating a study isn’t easy. Just knowing how the original was conducted isn’t enough. Just having access to a sample of experimental participants isn’t enough.
- Research
- Research Ethics
“National narcissism” is rife, finds survey of 35 countries
21 November 2018
Students from 35 nations estimated their countries were, in sum, responsible for 1,156.4 per cent of human history.
- Government and politics
- Social and behavioural
Another social psychology classic bites the dust
16 November 2018
Meta-analysis finds little evidence for the Macbeth effect.
- Research
- Social and behavioural
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23-02-2011
When is gossiping wrong? The influence of valence and relationships on children’s moral evaluations of gossip
11-01-2020
- Oksana Caivano
- Karissa Leduc
- Victoria Talwar
Editorial acknowledgement
05-02-2020
Editorial acknowledgement
04-02-2019
Editorial Acknowledgement
01-02-2021
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05-08-2024
Editorial Acknowledgement
13-01-2022
Issue Information
11-04-2021
The effects of newcomer proactive behaviours on socialization outcomes: A meta-analysis
22-10-2022
- Teng Zhao
- Jiayi Liu
- Alissa M. Zawacki
- Jesse S. Michel
- Hairong Li
Social and psychological creativity in gay male midlife identity management
03-09-2015
- Christopher Hajek