lecture 1 Flashcards

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diff between applied and basic problems

A

basic: trying to know more, but not trying to solve a problem

applied: apply it to solve a real world problem

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2
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what launched the reproducibility crisis

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Daryl Bem - Feeling the future study

nobody could reproduce his data

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3
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explain file drawer effect

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having 50 participants but only using 8 of their data, as they follow the finding you are looking for

you left 42 people in the file drawer!

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4
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what’s better, research or experience?

A

research

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5
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ways that intuition can be biased

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swayed by a good story
being persuaded by what easily comes to mind (availability heuristic)
failing to think about what we can’t see (present bias)
focusing on evidence we like best (confirmation bias)
bias blind spot
trusting ppl bc they seem trustworthy

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6
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translational research

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use of lessons from basic research to develop
and test applications in real world

bridge between applied n basic

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why is research better than experience?

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experience has no comparison group and there can be confounds

research is probabilistic (findings not expected to explain all cases all the time)

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