notes from a revolution.

The article focuses on efforts of several behavioral scientists to eliminate false research findings and bad practices to transform the field of psychology. University of Toronto social psychologist Michael Inzlicht supports preregistration to create an archived record of subjects a psychologist wan...

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Publicado en:Psychology Today Vol. 52; no. 3; pp. 78 - 89
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Publicado: Sussex Publishers LLC May/Jun2019
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