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Elisabeth Kübler-Ross: The rise and fall of the five stages of grief
- klodolph 6y agoWe need to talk about k8s - https://twitter.com/lunasorcery/status/1278984875190689798 https://twitter.com/lunasorcery/status/1278984875190689798 (Just watch it, it’s short)
- dang 6y agoDid you mean to put this in a different thread?
- klodolph 6y agoDid you watch the video?
- perfmode 6y agowatch the video. you won’t be disappointed. :)
- dang 6y agoAh. In that case, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ohrjV8hBmC0#t=13 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ohrjV8hBmC0#t=13.
- baxtr 6y agoSo, now that's interesting. In this video, the third stage is "fear", whereas in the "standard model" it's "depression"... It's similar, but it's not the same.
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- pstuart 6y agoIt is germane to the OP.
- toyg 6y agoI loled.
- emerged 6y agoI'm left wondering wtf was the point of this article. It was a rich tapestry of emotions reading it, and to be fair many of them were positive.
- blankusername 6y agoObligatory Robot Chicken: https://youtu.be/6IHhAKnCtKc https://youtu.be/6IHhAKnCtKc
- Gatsky 6y agoThis is the typical pop-sci cycle, and it happens over and over again. Someone neatly packages and oversimplifies a concept (power posing, the importance of sleep, even thinking fast & slow), which is swallowed whole and heralded as a wonderful insight by the general public, bringing the individual fame and fortune. The concept is then dismantled over time and found to be at best, 'difficult to replicate', and at worse, just made up.
- jstgord 6y agoReading this comment, it felt like you were describing the education system. I'm waiting for someone to write a best-seller on the "Heat Theory of Education" [ Knowledge, in a given domain, flows from a knowledge-hot person to a knowledge-cool person, proportional to the differential, with some things between them acting as insulator or a conductor ] It would be a nice bulwark against the pervasive meme that 'teaching is domain-less' aka "if you know how to teach you can teach anything"
- enkid 6y agoI've been studying teaching a lot lately, and one of the things all of the books say is that mastery of the material is required but not sufficient to be a good teacher. The other skills, which basically come down to organization and emotional intelligence seem to be universal. In other words teaching as a skill is domainless but being a good teacher requires subject mastery.
- thaumasiotes 6y ago> the "Heat Theory of Education" [ Knowledge, in a given domain, flows from a knowledge-hot person to a knowledge-cool person, proportional to the differential Geez, that's some epic wishful thinking. A higher differential impedes the flow of knowledge.
- TedDoesntTalk 6y agoI studied Kübler-Ross in university when she was still in vogue. It wasn’t pop-sci. How many of the examples you mention are included in top-tier university psychology and medicine degrees?
- techntoke 6y agoAll you need to perform unethical human experiments is a psychologist to say it is okay.
- Haga 6y ago6. Relieve that thishhorrible shit show is over
- vmurthy 6y agotl;dr Article mentions a longitudinal study of this theory but the study was criticised for selective data. Article mentions that Ms Kubler-Ross started researching spirit media and the likes which would have contributed to her decline. Nowhere is it clear that the theory itself is flawed or "fallen". Can someone chime in here please?