Posts Tagged ‘ social psychology ’

PLS think twice about partial least squares

July 23, 2015
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PLS think twice about partial least squares

One of the great things about writing a statistics book was finding an excuse to read about dozens of topics that I knew a little about but hadn't got around to studying in depth. Even so, there were a number of topics I ended up missing out on complet...

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Reflecting on the end of history illusion illusion

April 10, 2013
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Reflecting on the end of history illusion illusion

A while back Jon Sutton at The Psychologist asked my opinion on the end of history illusion. This was sparked by an interesting Science paper by Quoidbach, Gilbert and Wilson. Blogger and mathematician Jordan Ellenberg had written a blog post...

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What’s up with social psychology?

August 3, 2012
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What’s up with social psychology?

... or to be more precise, what's up with experimental social psychology?A number of high profile cases of suspected (in some cases admitted) fraud have been highlighted in psychology recently - my own discipline - but they've (nearly all arisen in exp...

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