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And specifically, that the impossibly large effect has no plausible psychological basis, putting the onus on the researchers to perform additional due-dilligenc
by saidajigumi 9y ago
And specifically, that the impossibly large effect has no plausible psychological basis, putting the onus on the researchers to perform additional due-dilligence in the face of data that is completely outside the bounds of the theoretical model(s) under discussion.