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Why Do Courts Allow Unscientific Evidence?
Bite mark analysis is flawed science. Why do we still use it?
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Changes in Brain Dynamics Associated with TMS
New research identifies a change in directed signaling associated with successful treatment for depression
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Writing in the Era of ChatGPT
How would the new AI service do at covering the replication crisis?
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Machine Learning Hasn't Solved Psychology's Replication Crisis
New research attempts to automate replication of psychology research. Here's why it doesn't work.
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Failing Up in Research
Stanford’s President May Have Falsified Alzheimer’s Results. What does that say about mental health research?
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The Legacy of Trauma in Parent-Child Relationships
Recent research lays out a theoretical path from maternal trauma to childhood disconnect
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How Many Brains are Needed to Predict Behavior?
Have we been approaching the neuroscience of individual differences all wrong?
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AI in Mind: The New, Smarter Way to Train Your Big Honkin Model
Google's AI research team releases some exciting new results
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