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Forty Years on from Rogers' APA Address, âSome New Challenges for the Helping Professionsâ
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COLLECTIVE DELUSION IN THE SOCIAL SCIENCES: PUBLISHING INCENTIVES FOR EMPIRICAL ABUSE
No full textThe implications o f the editorial bias of academic journals for the selection of articles with apparently statistically significant findings are widely recognized but largely ignored. Few worry about the incentives the publishing bias presents to researchers for empirical abuse that brings into question the basis of social science knowledge. One possible solution, desirable but probably impractical, is to review articles with statistical results and conclusions omitted. Another, more practical, approach is to guarantee journal space for replication of previously published research. Finally, editors should take greater care in warning readers about findings that implicitly make unfounded statistical claims. Copyright 1986 by The Policy Studies Organization.
Play therapistsâ demonstration of the attitudinal conditions in child-centered play therapy
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Re-visioning Rogersâ Second Condition â Anxiety as the face of ontological incongruence and basis for the principle of non-directivity in PCT therapy
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The genetic and ecophysiological diversity of Microcystis
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Nicotine as an Addictive Substance: A Critical Examination of the Basic Concepts and Empirical Evidence
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