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And this is evidence somehow, other than being another research paper in a sea of many? I'm sure there's none of those at the FDA. I mean, the abstract ends wit
by tomnipotent 5y ago
And this is evidence somehow, other than being another research paper in a sea of many? I'm sure there's none of those at the FDA. I mean, the abstract ends with:
"Results suggest that there is considerable disagreement regarding how to properly understand and measure well-being."
The existence of research does not make something definitive, but I'm always happy to be proven wrong.
- dr_dshiv 5y agoEven basic physical phenomena aren't definitive. That's not how science works. We shouldn't expect a singular metric of wellbeing to rely on for all time. Existing wellbeing measures and models are useful enough to inform practical decision-making and design. What we admittedly lack are measures sensitive enough to indicate when small design improvements are successful. More research needed.