Experimental History
Psychology, science, and why people do weird things.
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Experimental History, written by psychologist Adam Mastroianni, explores why people do the weird things they do, with a skeptical eye toward how much of published psychology research actually holds up. It's as much about the science of science as it is about human behavior.
Essays run witty and argument-driven, frequently taking on replication problems and shaky claims in social science while still finding real, well-supported insight worth sharing. For readers who want their psychology newsletter to think critically instead of just reciting findings.
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