The Changing Nature of the Celebrity Psychologist
A recent article in 'Nature' highlighted the potential conflict of interest that may exist for psychologists who earn an income from public speaking on topics for which they are researching.
Replication Is the Bedrock of Science – Should It Be Predicted?
I think the claims to measurement in our discipline are on shaky ground to put in politely. As such, I often think that we should be focussed more on the evaluation of usefulness rather than infinitesimally small gains in measurement accuracy.
Finally, Some Good News of the Replication Front – Sorta
While the failure to replicate findings from the psychological literature has been a common critique of psychology in the recent press, one area of psychology which does appear to replicate is that of trait-based prediction, a finding that is especially relevant for I/O Psychology.
The Role Of The Executive Psychologist As A Coach
Executive coaching is increasingly popular for organisations aiming to get the best out of their managers and high performing talent. With the
The Myth of Significance Testing
When I decided to leave work and go to University to study psychology I did so because of a genuine fascination with