PWP Episode 25- Generalisability and Creditabilty in Psychology Research

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Recorded13 Apr 2020

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In today's episode of The Psychology World Podcast, I talk about the importance of and ways to increase generalisability and creditability of psychological research findings. In the psychology news section, I talk about a range of interesting news including psychopaths and eye contact, hard workers vs genisuses for inspiration and how best to cheer up a friend in need. In the psychology news section, I talk about a range of interesting news including psychopaths and eye contact, hard workers vs geniuses for inspiration and how best to cheer up a friend in need.

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