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The author never tries to explain the cited paper, they just offer 'a different approach' for how we can know that the original effect isn't caused by hunger.
by Symmetry 9y ago
The author never tries to explain the cited paper, they just offer 'a different approach' for how we can know that the original effect isn't caused by hunger.
- haburka 9y agoI appreciate the perspective that, because psychology is variable from human to human, by having a large effect size, it almost certainly invalidates whatever conclusions are made based on the data. This kind of thinking allows the reader to understand further psychological studies without relying on specific refutations, but instead they now have a "bad smell" sense that they can fall back on.