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by anbende 10y ago
True, it's merely a much faster rate, rather that a compounding effect.
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by anbende 10y ago
This echoes my thoughts about travel. While I love being in transit, the idea of just seeing (or hearing/eating/etc) a bunch of things just isn't all that appealing. I've lived in a few places in Asia and really liked th
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by anbende 10y ago
The author tries to make a case that this is not about incompetence. One of the primary examples given is the case where shoddy analyses sail through peer review, because none of the reviewers know enough about those analyses to comment. It
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by anbende 10y ago
Came here to say this. I see a lot of high kicks in MMA too. I've been taught to never do that, because if the person grabs the kick (or just takes the hit) and attacks my back leg, that'll be that. In other words, the back and fo
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by anbende 10y ago
Same here. I got a paperwhite for Christmas 4-5 years ago. No problems. Still works well. And I use it every day. The battery doesn't last as long as it used to, but it's still good for days. I do keep the backlight as low as poss
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by anbende 10y ago
The title is sensationalist. They found correlational evidence to link their measures of "motivational incongruence" with burnout and physical symptoms. It was NOT causal. They also did not test or control for anything. No tests o
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by anbende 11y ago
It's actually more than $1000. PLOS ONE starts at $1350 and tops out over $2000. And for a lab that's publishing a lot, it can add up. Some labs are putting out 10+ pubs a year. And depending on the field, that $10-20k can be a bi
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by anbende 11y ago
https://www.plos.org/publications/publication-fees/ Other open access journals are similar. Publication rates are high, because the vast majority of published research is NOT open access.
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by anbende 12y ago
Asperger's was dropped from the DSM by the American Psychiatric Association - psychiatry is a professional degree within medicine. Psychology is a research discipline. Clinical psychology is a research discipline and a clinical (practi
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by anbende 12y ago
Are you aware that psychology and psychiatry are not the same thing? Are you aware that the practice of psychology and psychological research are likewise not the same thing and that "practicing" psychologists and "research&q
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by anbende 12y ago
1) The DSM is controlled by psychiatry not psychology 2) One of the biggest criticisms the NIMH levied was that the DSM 5 failed to incorporate the scientific findings collected in the last 20 years by psychologists . 3) The practice of cl
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by anbende 12y ago
Alright, the 7-38-55 rule was created in the 1960s and is not given any credit by modern psychologists. Studies since have shown that while tone of voice and body language convey a lot of meaning and in many cases more meaning than the sema
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by anbende 12y ago
Wow. That's a rather bold claim to levy against an entire field without any evidence to back it up. The 10,000 rule was created by Malcom Gladwell a writer who has received wide criticism within psychology for making claims that go far