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This clearly pop-psych piece references a study (without any citation, thanks) that uses college students, presumably all from the same country. Even if we acce
by detcader 13y ago
This clearly pop-psych piece references a study (without any citation, thanks) that uses college students, presumably all from the same country. Even if we accept that this is an adequate sample at all, have the results been replicated? The article doesn't let us know.
I also tend to be skeptical on the amount of consequence a single study of one indigenous community can have on behavioral psychology and philosophy as a whole.
Ian Leslie is borderline pop psych imo, see https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3eNxxoLByS4 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3eNxxoLByS4
I'd also like to start a running collection of "mainstream news media featuring pictures of stereotypically 'Millennial' women doing stereotypically female and 'Millennial' things"
- detcader 13y agoI've started a running list: http://lksidedocs.blogspot.com/2013/08/list-of-articles-about-millennials.html http://lksidedocs.blogspot.com/2013/08/list-of-articles-abou...