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In addition to the earlier points, I find a lot of the reporting on the misuse of statistics in psychology misuse statistics. It's a narrative, so "psychologica
by meow1032 9y ago
In addition to the earlier points, I find a lot of the reporting on the misuse of statistics in psychology misuse statistics. It's a narrative, so "psychological studies are underpowered" becomes "ARE ALL PSYCHOLOGY STUDIES FAKE????"
- AlexCoventry 9y agoIn fairness, you can find psychologists seriously asking that question too, going back decades.
- meow1032 9y agoI guess I meant in regards to studies that suggest psychology studies are underpowered (there have been quite a few in recent years), reporting often says that the studies have been disproved, which most of the time isn't statistically correct.
- AlexCoventry 9y agoNot just that. > Of course, psychologists often use their research findings to speak about how psychological processes function. But, such inferences represent a basic misinterpretation of our analyses. > Professor and Chair of the Department of Psychology... at the American University of Paris https://blog.oup.com/2017/08/psychology-silent-crisis/ https://blog.oup.com/2017/08/psychology-silent-crisis/