Psychology Best Practice Newsletter
Christine Sutherlandcritical examination of science and pseudoscience in psychology
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 37 | Subscribers | Read | psychologybestpractice.substack.com |
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If you see the Buddha on the road, kill him
Far from being hate speech or an exhortation to commit violence or murder, this teaching from a 9th Century Buddhist monk has critical implications for the advancement of psychological research and practice, and indeed for self management o...
Teasing Out Metaphor/Meaning/Symbols
This is a copy of the latest tutorial (number 20) posted to the Better Practice Program which I really recommend you subscribe to if you’re a mental health professional or an interested layperson.
Statistically significant
In very many studies “statistical significance” is translated to mean “true”. But I’m here to tell you that is far, far off the mark. For several very good reasons. So in the absence of more robust information it’s just one more way that a ...
Mindfulness Meditation Often Fails the Scientific Test
An excellent article out of McGill University reports on a 2024 publication which puts yet another nail in the coffin of mindfulness. I encourage you to read the full article not only because it shows mindfulness for what it is (ineffective...
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