Psychology's Replication Crisis and Clinical Psychological Science.
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The overall tone reflects a recognition of the ongoing replication crisis in psychology, with many posts referencing the core issues like reproducibility and credibility, such as mentions of the 'massive replication crisis' and the need to 'get a move on.' The use of terms like 'crisis' and phrases like 'influence by psychoanalysis' emphasize the significance and urgency of reform efforts, demonstrating moderate depth and impact in the dialogue.
Most discussions acknowledge the validity and importance of the replication crisis within psychology, indicating general agreement with the publication's focus.
There is high interest shown, especially with mentions of reform efforts, open science practices, and the significance of addressing replication issues.
Participants reference specific aspects of the article, such as the crises in clinical psychology and the importance of improving research practices, showing moderate engagement.
The discussions highlight that the publication has begun meaningful conversations about reform and transparency, signaling a modest but notable impact.
Abstract in brief
- The text discusses the slow progress of the clinical psychology community in embracing open science practices focused on replicability, transparency, and improved research methods, despite growing interest among psychological scientists.
- It highlights areas of weakness in clinical psychology, such as methods and evidentiary standards, and reviews solutions and tools from the reform movement aimed at improving research credibility.
- The authors call on clinical psychologists to actively participate in reform efforts, leveraging their expertise—like implementation science—to enhance the credibility and robustness of clinical psychological science.]
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Most liked on X and Bluesky@JSchleiderPhD @cmbrandes has done some fine work discussing the replication crisis (https://t.co/sUmHu5ChFH) and open science practices (https://t.co/aIYz2LWK4B) in ways relevant for clinical psychologists.
Mucha investigacion en psicoterapia y personalidad ha sido influencia por el psicoanalisis, enfoques cualitativos, pequenas muestras y otra limitaciones. La crisis de replicabilidad esta en el centro de MIDAP https://t.co/Yzfy2ioi6W https://t.co/LzEqrsIQhO
@SolomonKurz Appreciate the enthusiasm. However, others (e.g., @JnfrLTackett, @KMKing_Psych @JMill_er, @JMill_er, @beercatphd, @cmbrandes) have been knocking on CP's door w/ reform. Maybe we're just early attendees of their house-party? https://t.co/aoeDJkfUsJ https://t.co/xh1so0PIhY
@apelidoorfao @DeltaOverthinks @WhatIsAWomanBot The National institutes of Health again: “Psychology's Replication Crisis and Clinical Psychological Science” https://t.co/qrsi1Yr6Qn
@jonatan_mt @albertogimenoPC Yo creo que tenemos que hacer mejor ciencia que la hecha hasta la fecha. Lo que tenemos realmente se sostiene con muchas dificultades. No sólo es mi opinión, quizás te resulte estimulante este trabajo: https://t.co/a8ZxKS20j3
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@Nexxo00 @revenuenexus @admcollingwood “Psychology’s Replication Crisis and Clinical Psychological Science” https://t.co/8W5qTysqAJ I could keep going all day.
@Nexxo00 @revenuenexus @admcollingwood Then you should know better. See below. https://t.co/8W5qTysqAJ
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@coobsoob @oncloud_e @SparrowsFlying Yes, that’s what I said. https://t.co/fbhHY6yLnc While we’re at it, you might want to look at the massive replication crisis psychology has. If you can’t replicate it, it’s a failed experiment. https://t.co/XNd3Bx6i31 https://t.co/vchFYV0Cxw
@PaoloAPalma And this https://t.co/F7XhWiYg8v
@PresidentOfFart @DeltaOverthinks @WhatIsAWomanBot https://t.co/qrsi1Yr6Qn
@apelidoorfao @DeltaOverthinks @WhatIsAWomanBot The National institutes of Health again: “Psychology's Replication Crisis and Clinical Psychological Science” https://t.co/qrsi1Yr6Qn
RT @SolomonKurz: @JSchleiderPhD @cmbrandes has done some fine work discussing the replication crisis (https://t.co/sUmHu5ChFH) and open sci…
@JSchleiderPhD @cmbrandes has done some fine work discussing the replication crisis (https://t.co/sUmHu5ChFH) and open science practices (https://t.co/aIYz2LWK4B) in ways relevant for clinical psychologists.
c/o this great paper Tackett, J. L., Brandes, C. M., King, K. M., & Markon, K. E. (2019). Psychology’s Replication Crisis and Clinical Psychological Science. Annual Review of Clinical Psychology, 15(1). doi:10.1146/annurev-clinpsy-050718-095710
Psychology’s Replication Crisis and Clinical Psychological Science (2018) https://t.co/YSF1dBB0wu #psychology
@PsychPLockwood @EPoe187 @rasmansa I think the jury is out on clinical: https://t.co/n8MpyzNUPc. The only people I hear say that about ev psych are ev psychs. I think the individual difference based ev psych stuff holds up all right, but the experimental ev psych stuff (e.g. dual mating) not so much.
@jonatan_mt @albertogimenoPC Yo creo que tenemos que hacer mejor ciencia que la hecha hasta la fecha. Lo que tenemos realmente se sostiene con muchas dificultades. No sólo es mi opinión, quizás te resulte estimulante este trabajo: https://t.co/a8ZxKS20j3
#244 Psychology’s Replication Crisis and Clinical Psychological Science https://t.co/AQi1fFA0Np https://t.co/4oz40tYuvF
Replication in clinical psychology. Basically: get a move on. https://t.co/WVNmczgZCs
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RT @macordero: Mucha investigacion en psicoterapia y personalidad ha sido influencia por el psicoanalisis, enfoques cualitativos, pequenas…
Mucha investigacion en psicoterapia y personalidad ha sido influencia por el psicoanalisis, enfoques cualitativos, pequenas muestras y otra limitaciones. La crisis de replicabilidad esta en el centro de MIDAP https://t.co/Yzfy2ioi6W https://t.co/LzEqrsIQhO
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@SolomonKurz Appreciate the enthusiasm. However, others (e.g., @JnfrLTackett, @KMKing_Psych @JMill_er, @JMill_er, @beercatphd, @cmbrandes) have been knocking on CP's door w/ reform. Maybe we're just early attendees of their house-party? https://t.co/aoeDJkfUsJ https://t.co/xh1so0PIhY
Psychology's Replication Crisis and Clinical Psychological Science - Annual Review of Clinical Psychology https://t.co/P44HdheVCI #myen
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