Underrated ideas in psychology - by Adam Mastroianni
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How to build a barn door
Photo cred: my dad Any jackass can kick a barn door down, but it takes a carpenter to build it back. Text within this block will maintain its original spacing when published Sam Rayburn What do you do when the barn doors come a-tumbling down? You can join in and start kicking, or you can kick back. After all, the replicators sometimes deserve the business end of a boot, too. Some of them make unjustified changes to the original studies, like trying to replicate a study about race in America using Italian participants. When choosing studies to replicate, they prefer convenience over…
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