Ian L. Campbell, Ph.D.
@ramblecamble.bsky.social
Social scientist and researcher | Media Cognition, Misinformation, Psychology | Research Associate for @simonoxfphys.com | he/him
Reposted by Ian L. Campbell, Ph.D.
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Knowledge Is Worth Your Time
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October 23, 2025 at 2:06 PM
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The worry here is that Meta has sent @cos.io and researchers on a years-long goose chase to identify harm, without providing the exact data they would need to find it. The risk is that the study turns out goose-eggs (nulls) owing to design bias, and Meta can cite that as evidence everything is OK.
October 20, 2025 at 1:23 PM
The worry here is that Meta has sent @cos.io and researchers on a years-long goose chase to identify harm, without providing the exact data they would need to find it. The risk is that the study turns out goose-eggs (nulls) owing to design bias, and Meta can cite that as evidence everything is OK.
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Psychology has a generalizability problem and it is harmful at multiple levels for the science. This stems from a few issues. There is no training in how to effectively create a sampling strategy in order to generalize.
October 5, 2025 at 2:39 PM
Psychology has a generalizability problem and it is harmful at multiple levels for the science. This stems from a few issues. There is no training in how to effectively create a sampling strategy in order to generalize.