Paper finds evidence that the reproducibility crisis may already have damaged the trust in psychological science and the perception of its value among lay people beyond repair. https://osf.io/4ukq5 pic.twitter.com/xpUEQrZiDt
Which has damaged psychology's credibility more in the eyes of the public?
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There are strong overlaps among these categories.
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Educated public: replication crisis. Average public: Political bias. Biggest impact in shortest time: Anti-masculinity therapy.
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All of those things are interrelated and interdependent.
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esp. 2 and 3 options highly collinear lol
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All in a sort of synergy effect. One of these and they may get the benefit of the doubt to work it out. All...not so much.
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E) it's a pseudo-science.
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I think the prevalence of popular but discredited psychology concepts like various Freudian ideas and Myers-Briggs
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Though I don't know if belief in these actually reduces the public's trust in psychological research
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Really wish there were a ranked-choice option, because all of these are important
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It's all one. The misandry is just one facet of the political bias, and even the replication crisis is the result of bias I believe, in that the rush to publish is driven primarily by psych utopianism and not even personal ambition.
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