I haven’t really given the time to read all the threads here but...

I haven’t really given the time to read all the threads here but just in conclusion to this Monash rubbish... which must be to a tiny scale (if at all), and part of the problem in psychology and the soft-sciences as a whole, is the ability to replicate ANYTHING at a small scale.

The imperfect measurement of subjective experience and situation is only canceled out by large numbers

some of the most well known proven things in psychology just can’t be replicated in the lab at a uni on a small scale at all.....does that mean these all things are suddenly rendered useless....does that mean it’s a failed science

so silly lol