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A Multilab Preregistered Replication of the Ego-Depletion Effect.
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Several posts highlight the controversy around ego-depletion, with phrases like 'questioned the existence' and 'small effect', emphasizing skepticism about the theory's validity. The tone varies from cautious acknowledgment of replication issues to curiosity about broader implications, reflecting a collective interest but limited deep engagement with underlying methodological debates.
Most discussions acknowledge that the large-scale replication questions the validity of the ego-depletion effect, indicating cautious disagreement with its original claims.
There is a high level of interest, as many posts reference important concepts like replication, methodological issues, and effects size, showing curiosity about the research process and implications.
Posts show some engagement with the details, mentioning meta-analyses, effect sizes, and debates over bias and theory improvement, but lack in-depth analysis or extensive discussion.
The widespread referencing of replication failures suggests a notable impact on psychological theories and future research directions, though not universally perceived as groundbreaking.
Abstract in brief
- The text discusses research on the ego depletion effect, which is based on the idea that self-control is like a limited resource that gets used up after exertion, leading to poorer self-control on subsequent tasks.
- Previous studies and meta-analyses have shown mixed results, with some suggesting a moderate effect and others questioning its existence or size, leading to debates about the validity of the resource depletion model.
- The current study is a large-scale, preregistered replication involving 23 labs and over 2,000 participants, which found that the ego depletion effect is small and statistically not significant, highlighting the need to reconsider the model of self-control as a depleted resource.]
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Most liked on X and BlueskyThese observed (d = .50) and adjusted (d = .22) effect sizes are virtually identical to the results from meta-analyses of the ego depletion effect (d ≈ .60/.20; https://t.co/f4t2eNjxjA), which disappeared completely in registered replication MA (d=.04; https://t.co/pjaReShxFv) https://t.co/QOHvJwVoXh
@BehavioralAR "...Although a meta-analysis of ego-depletion experiments found a medium-sized effect, subsequent meta-analyses have questioned the size and existence of the effect and identified instances of possible bias..." (2016) https://t.co/MjZz5g85e2
@TheRewiredSoul @RyanBruno7287 Refs for above: https://t.co/ZfmVapTgJU https://t.co/JYCUTrLoxH https://t.co/zx6S1Wye2q
@careerconversa1 @AcademicChatter I found the big multi lab study by Hagger, showing a small effect of ego depletion. Can't read the whole thing on my phone right now, but I also had in mind that it didn't replicate so well https://t.co/LLTGkKOU7E
The research team in my company has recommended that we make certain videos play automatically, to reduce "decision fatigue" among users. I am very, very tempted to just send this as a reply to their slide deck https://t.co/XFIjgtOJQF
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@MetacogniShane @minzlicht here is another one closer to his 'main work' no pilot study reported result: FAILURE https://t.co/jw6la0xZzu https://t.co/iz4G60VPfJ
『WILLPOWER』、『マシュマロテスト』、『GRIT』とかビジネスマンなら大体読んでるから、意志力は摩耗する的な考え持ってる人多いんだけど、意志力は消耗しないぜ的なデータもあって、まあまあカオス https://t.co/H3hBDGwt69
this summary of replication attempts for a basic ego depletion effect looks like material for an intro #statistics class. Assume the null hypothesis is true, imagine a distribution of repeated experiments... https://t.co/NEDtmf6Lzo https://t.co/xunWiSyOET
Referencias: https://t.co/viDxPkoimZ https://t.co/q9n9mIA5AG https://t.co/LkQQY3DogU
@BehavioralAR "...Although a meta-analysis of ego-depletion experiments found a medium-sized effect, subsequent meta-analyses have questioned the size and existence of the effect and identified instances of possible bias..." (2016) https://t.co/MjZz5g85e2
Referencias: https://t.co/viDxPkoimZ https://t.co/q9n9mIA5AG https://t.co/LkQQY3DogU
@TheRewiredSoul @RyanBruno7287 Refs for above: https://t.co/ZfmVapTgJU https://t.co/JYCUTrLoxH https://t.co/zx6S1Wye2q
The research team in my company has recommended that we make certain videos play automatically, to reduce "decision fatigue" among users. I am very, very tempted to just send this as a reply to their slide deck https://t.co/XFIjgtOJQF
自我消耗が有限なのではなく 自我消耗が有限だと思ってる人は忍耐力がないってのが有力だったりもする https://t.co/xEoPXfusur https://t.co/xlWH9ucU5h
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These observed (d = .50) and adjusted (d = .22) effect sizes are virtually identical to the results from meta-analyses of the ego depletion effect (d ≈ .60/.20; https://t.co/f4t2eNjxjA), which disappeared completely in registered replication MA (d=.04; https://t.co/pjaReShxFv) https://t.co/QOHvJwVoXh
@r_shioya 論文はこれですね。 https://t.co/8kO9X4Uak6 でも何かあるとしか思えないですよねぇ。
H27 over Baumeisters ego depletion (moral muscle); die theorie is ook wat gebutst door replicaties Bv: https://t.co/DewCi5jIGw en https://t.co/yyjkArqOOB
@_hackim Bu ego depletion literaturu cok sorunlu fark ettin di mi? https://t.co/v5Q2Lm7k5Y
@careerconversa1 @AcademicChatter I found the big multi lab study by Hagger, showing a small effect of ego depletion. Can't read the whole thing on my phone right now, but I also had in mind that it didn't replicate so well https://t.co/LLTGkKOU7E
@cantabile @fidlerfm @lingtax There are many good reasons for pre-registration which can improve theory, change our understanding of psychological constructs, and tackle publication bias. One example that comes to mind is the case of ego-depletion. https://t.co/pnASk0KTwx
Are they talking about ego-depletion in ‘The Truth about being fit?’ on #bbc ? https://t.co/0EabxI1MxE
@sTeamTraen Priming aggression and interpretation of ambiguous behavior: https://t.co/kjFDplYUGK Ego depletion: https://t.co/bfqsnF6VSz
@takun515 @manabubannai リプ遅くなってすいません。見落としてました。 Daigoさんのリサーチャーであるパレオさんのブログ「パレオな男」には、もっとわかりやすく解説してあります。 一応、論文も載せてておきます。 https://t.co/26kI9W7JWg
RT @MiltonBroome: 'A Multilab Preregistered Replication of the Ego-Depletion Effect.' (Hagger, et al., 2016). Great paper that will no doub…
@DrJessicaCHill @Medium This is based on the principle of "ego depletion," which was one of the first concepts to fail large-scale multi-lab #replication studies in #psychology: https://t.co/ExnXg4RwHc
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