I went to college a couple years before this guy, and I studied economics. In the years following graduation, I remember lamenting that my college didn't have a

I went to college a couple years before this guy, and I studied economics. In the years following graduation, I remember lamenting that my college didn't have any behavioral economics courses (which are very similar to applied psychology that the author discusses). But then when the replication crisis kicked in, and the behavioral econ/applied psych field got whacked pretty hard, I realized it was a blessing not a curse that I missed out on it!