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All of these articles passed over my eye during past year and with what
I see they form nice conclusion.
1. Problems with classic experiments
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From: Two More Classic Psychology Studies Just Failed The
Reproducibility Test (26 SEP 2016)
Link: [1]
Abstract:
The 1988 study concluded that our facial expressions can influence our
mood - so the more we smile, the happier we'll be, and vice versa.
The 1998 study, led by Roy Baumestier from Case Western University,
provided evidence for something called ego depletion, which is the idea
that our willpower can be worn down over time.
2. Marshmallow test
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From: Why Rich Kids Are So Good at the Marshmallow Test (Jun 1, 2018)
Link: [2]
Abstract:
The marshmallow test is one of the most famous pieces of social-science
research: Put a marshmallow in front of a child, tell her that she can
have a second one if she can go 15 minutes without eating the first
one, and then leave the room. Whether she’s patient enough to double
her payout is supposedly indicative of a willpower that will pay
dividends down the line, at school and eventually at work. Passing the
test is, to many, a promising signal of future success.
3. Stanford Prison Experiment
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From: The Stanford Prison Experiment was massively influential. We just
learned it was a fraud. (13 Jun 2018)
Link: [3]
Abstract:
The study took paid participants and assigned them to be "inmates" or
"guards" in a mock prison at Stanford University. Soon after the
experiment began, the "guards" began mistreating the "prisoners",
implying evil is brought out by circumstance. The authors, in their
conclusions, suggested innocent people, thrown into a situation where
they have power over others, will begin to abuse that power. And people
who are put into a situation where they are powerless will be driven to
submission, even madness.
4. Bipolar Disorder and "synaptic pruning"
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From: "Schizophrenia Gene" Discovery Sheds Light on Possible Cause.
Improper "pruning" of neural connections could lead to the
development of mental illness (28 Jan 2016)
Link: [4]
Abstract:
After conducting studies in both humans and mice, the researchers said
this new schizophrenia risk gene, called C4, appears to be involved
in eliminating the connections between neurons - a process called
"synaptic pruning," which, in humans, happens naturally in the teen
years.
5. Regarding causes of autism
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From: First Biomarker Evidence Autism Is Linked to DDT (16 Aug 2018)
Link: [5]
Abstract:
Elevated levels of a dichlorodiphenyltrichloroethane (DDT) metabolite
in pregnant women provide the first biomarker evidence that the banned
insecticide is implicated in autism in children, new research shows.
DDT and other organic pollutants were widely banned in many countries
decades ago, but they persist in the food chain, leading to continuous
exposure among populations. The chemicals transfer across the placenta,
resulting in potential prenatal exposure.
6. Regargind psychological component of opiate dependence
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From: Human Endogenous Retrovirus-K HML-2 integration within RASGRF2 is
associated with intravenous drug abuse and modulates transcription
in a cell-line model (23 Aug 2018)
Link: [6]
Abstract:
The human genome is “littered” with remnants of ancient retrovirus
infections that invaded the germ line of our ancestors. Only one of
these may still be proliferating, named HERV-K HML-2 (HK2). Not all
humans have the same HK2 viruses in their genomes. Here we show that
one specific uncommon HK2, which lies close to a gene involved in
dopaminergic activity in the brain, is more frequently found in drug
addicts and thus is significantly associated with addiction.
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I love humanities. And respect psychology.
"Gender studies", socionics and any other simulation of mental activity
don't get enough emphasize on complete lack of rational effort from
"research" and "study" distinction.
So what I have to say is: luckily humanity has enough people who put
some kind of value in word "science".
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UPDATE: quick followup
#gay_feminism #proletarian_science #gopher_studies
From: Academic Grievance Studies and the Corruption of Scholarship (2 Oct 2018)
Link: [7]
Extract:
This essay, although hopefully accessible to everyone, is the most
thorough breakdown of the study and written for those who are
already somewhat familiar with the problems of ideologically-motivated
scholarship, radical skepticism and cultural constructivism.
What we just described is not knowledge production; it’s sophistry.
That is, it’s a forgery of knowledge that should not be mistaken for
the real thing.
Many papers advocated highly dubious ethics including training men like
dogs ("Dog Park"), punishing white male college students for historical
slavery by asking them to sit in silence in the floor in chains during
class and to be expected to learn from the discomfort ("Progressive
Stack"), celebrating morbid obesity as a healthy life-choice ("Fat
Bodybuilding"), treating privately conducted masturbation as a form
of sexual violence against women ("Masturbation"), and programming
superintelligent AI with irrational and ideological nonsense before
letting it rule the world ("Feminist AI"). There was also considerable
silliness including claiming to have tactfully inspected the genitals
of slightly fewer than 10,000 dogs whilst interrogating owners as to
their sexuality ("Dog Park"), becoming seemingly mystified about why
heterosexual men are attracted to women ("Hooters"), insisting there is
something to be learned about feminism by having four guys watch
thousands of hours of hardcore pornography over the course of a year
while repeatedly taking the Gender and Science Implicit Associations
Test ("Porn"), expressing confusion over why people are more concerned
about the genitalia others have when considering having sex with them
("CisNorm"), and recommending men anally self-penetrate in order to
become less transphobic, more feminist, and more concerned about the
horrors of rape culture ("Dildos"). None of this, except that Helen
Wilson recorded one "dog rape per hour" at urban dog parks in Portland,
Oregon, raised so much as a single reviewer eyebrow, so far as their
reports show.
... "I wonder if they'd publish a feminist rewrite of a chapter from
Adolf Hitler's Mein Kampf." The answer to that question also turns out
to be "yes". ...
Why Did We Do This?
Because we're racist, sexist, bigoted, misogynistic, homophobic,
transphobic, transhysterical, anthropocentric, problematic, privileged,
bullying, far right-wing, cishetero straight white males (and one white
female who was demonstrating her internalized misogyny and overwhelming
need for male approval) who wanted to enable bigotry, preserve our
privilege, and take the side of hate?
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