I don’t think it’s a “MASSIVE” step back to say that ST has different kinds of effects on affect, cognition & behavior. Performance on tests should be only one thing.
But one must agree that performance is what attracted people to the phenomenon and is key to why people care in the outside world.
04.03.2026 14:39
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Not sure who’s claiming that. Raven’s prog. matrices are just 1 (kinda oddball) performance DV. Small effects are effects.
The phenomenon is so obviously “situated” and contextual that very specific theory is needed (about context) and studies need to meet these criteria.
04.03.2026 14:39
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“. . . of your* lifetime.”
*Conditions apply. Does not apply if born after noon, EDT, January 19, 1989 (must be 37 or younger).
02.03.2026 03:07
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Every one of those are in my lifetime.
02.03.2026 01:41
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Are you thinking only youngsters read this? I’ve got Eisenhower, Nixon, Ford, and even Reagan.
01.03.2026 14:01
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Murdering the spirit of Kurt Lewin.
01.03.2026 13:51
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That’s all, folks! Thank you to everyone who joined us for the SPSP 2026 Annual Convention. You made #SPSP2026 unforgettable.
Safe travels home!
01.03.2026 00:58
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The 2026 Presidential Symposium at #SPSP2026 will feature Eran Halperin on doing research amid atrocity and Rebecca Covarrubias witness and resistance in higher education. 🧪
07.01.2026 03:31
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It's happening! #SPSP2026 virtual preconferences kick off today, covering topics from misinformation science to existential psychology to open science reform.
Check out the agenda here: https://ow.ly/ry8A50YkpUy
Are you joining us? Share what you're attending! 👇
24.02.2026 12:30
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“Church,” I know.
24.02.2026 14:31
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Galileo defied the Church’s requirement of modesty (according to scientific norms of the time AND today), and it was for this he was punished.
Once the physics of optics was worked out, his data could be considered reliable.
24.02.2026 14:31
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Yes. He was persecuted because the Chirch, following the prevailing standards of scientific inference, required him to present his position tentatively, as a speculative theory, not an established fact. Lacking a theory of optics, how telescopes worked—or if they worked—was up in the air (😉).
24.02.2026 14:31
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I think you need to read "Against Method" by Paul Feyerabend. He upends traditional thinking about the Church and Galileo, based on a reading of the historical record.
23.02.2026 20:56
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Here's a 🧵 connecting a number of Mark Rubin's contributions on p-hacking and statistical inference as connected to one's philosophy of science.
Under differing regimes, p-hacking and preregistration can have large or small or no consequence for scientific inferences.
23.02.2026 20:52
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I was never tested. But if some rich dude said my work was really important, that he’d like to help fund it, would I go on a private jet to a conference with Pinjer and Chomsky and Kosslyn?, man I would need to remember to do a Google search of the guy.
22.02.2026 18:11
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It’s also possible he only responded to males. Both plausible hypotheses. But the former seems right.
22.02.2026 14:00
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Wait until you get older. Standard neuro assessment. After five decades, it’s back.
22.02.2026 13:59
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Lets imagine that I was doing my bit for the students?
Making philosophy possible?
🤷♂️
20.02.2026 20:37
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I taught four courses for UF, full-time, 300 students each, $28,500.
20.02.2026 05:25
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🪶📜 = poetic license emoji.
13.02.2026 04:54
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I agree. I was simply responding to the “there’s no universe where this makes causal sense.” It’s not unimaginable.
Which is not evidence in favor of it, of course.
11.02.2026 14:40
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Low-to-zero has least health benefits, modest has higher benefits, too much involves loss of benefit to direct harm.
11.02.2026 13:26
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Sodium intake has this shape.
11.02.2026 11:28
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That’s more straightforward, for sure.
10.02.2026 15:57
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If you want to make a philosophical or scientific argument, you should make it.
10.02.2026 14:06
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You’re simply saying that you’ve got different epistemic commitments which preclude the acceptance of “western psychology.” OK by me, but why use exaggerations of the “replication crisis” to make your point? It’s superfluous.
10.02.2026 14:04
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OK. “Probably turn out to be” is the same as “more likely than not” or even stronger. And no matter the case, it’s almost certainly objectively incorrect (if you allow “objectively” to be a meaningful concept).
The intent of your words seems to be to cast serious doubt. I disagreed.
10.02.2026 14:02
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There are always moderators in psych. Some are hidden.
It’s only that the talk be *responsible,* as suppression of all moderator talk would be scientifically irresponsible and suppressive.
They need to be plausible, and to be taken seriously, must have some supportive data.
09.02.2026 14:24
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This is just ill-informed. “All claims unfounded”? Like effects of categorization, chunking, schedules of reinforcement, social comparison and conformity, acquisition of language, and the like?
A scientist should use language carefully.
09.02.2026 14:20
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