Discussions highlight skepticism about ego depletion's validity, with comments like 'Evidence is very weak' and referencing papers that critique the theory, while others share optimistic views about examining its conceptual foundations. The tone varies from critical to cautiously hopeful, reflecting nuanced engagement with the publication's ideas.
AgreementLow agreement
Most posts express skepticism about the validity of ego depletion research, aligning with the article's criticism of its conceptual issues.
InterestModerate interest
The discussion shows curiosity about the topic, with some posts referencing the paper and related theories, indicating moderate engagement.
EngagementModerate engagement
Several comments question the research foundation and mention specific papers, demonstrating active reflection and deeper consideration.
ImpactNeutral impact
While some recognize the importance of reassessing ego depletion, overall, posts suggest a cautious outlook on immediate practical implications.
Abstract in brief
The text discusses issues in Ego Depletion research, emphasizing that problems go deeper than just the typical replication crisis seen in psychology studies.
It highlights the importance of addressing the conceptual crisis, which involves clarifying and refining the underlying ideas and assumptions behind Ego Depletion.
Overall, the focus is on the need for both improving research methods and better understanding the core concepts to advance the field.]
@rtraister it's not my subfield but I still know that the concept of ego depletion ('using up' self-control) is controversial at BEST https://t.co/O6lC8ZC1eN
@jondubin Probably study design https://t.co/yee8h7QoFh
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Jesse Niebaum
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SO, although I nearly get research vertigo from questions like "Is Ego Depletion Real?", I'm optimistic after hearing such a candid discussion about the past and future of ego depletion (and from reading papers like this: 10.3389/fpsyg.2017.00568)
Paper #62 - great demo in how to dismantle a theory while giving you a refresher in Karl Popper's teachings. Challenges to Ego-Depletion Research Go beyond the Replication Crisis: A Need for Tackling the Conceptual Crisis, by John H. Lurquin & Akira Miyake https://t.co/9cA78aF1Mb https://t.co/gUuhkQZUNx
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@rtraister it's not my subfield but I still know that the concept of ego depletion ('using up' self-control) is controversial at BEST https://t.co/O6lC8ZC1eN
@jondubin Probably study design https://t.co/yee8h7QoFh
May 2, 2020 · 1 like · 12,426 followersView post →
JN
Jesse Niebaum
@NiebaumJC · X
SO, although I nearly get research vertigo from questions like "Is Ego Depletion Real?", I'm optimistic after hearing such a candid discussion about the past and future of ego depletion (and from reading papers like this: 10.3389/fpsyg.2017.00568)
Paper #62 - great demo in how to dismantle a theory while giving you a refresher in Karl Popper's teachings. Challenges to Ego-Depletion Research Go beyond the Replication Crisis: A Need for Tackling the Conceptual Crisis, by John H. Lurquin & Akira Miyake https://t.co/9cA78aF1Mb https://t.co/gUuhkQZUNx
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