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Opportunities and risks of big data for the methods and culture of psychological science

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By Gabrielle C. Ibasco, Friedrich M. Götz, Luke Clark, Jessica Tracy
| Nature Verified
Abstract The use of big data, such as large-scale observational and/or archival data, can help psychology to overcome problems with generalizability and enable the study of real-world behaviours. At the same time, big data can be overused or misapplied, which risks reintroducing issues such as an over-reliance on correlations bereft of explanatory power. It is therefore essential that psychologists consider how to leverage big data in an informed and intentional manner.
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The unexpected importance of expectations in self-conscious emotions.

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By Jessica Tracy, Gabrielle C. Ibasco
| Dialnet - Universidad de La Rioja
Prominent accounts suggest that people feel self-conscious emotions when they evaluate their self-caused, identity-relevant behavior as a success or failure (Tracy & Robins, 2004)—even if they expected to succeed or fail. We propose a novel, alternative account that builds on those prior by considering expectations.
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Let’s Get Together: Toward an Integration of Personality Psychology and Distinct Emotions Research

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By Eric J. Mercadante, Aaron C. Weidman, Jessica Tracy
| SAGE Publishing
Get full access to this article View all access and purchase options for this article. Transparency Action Editor: Katarzyna Adamcyk Editor: Arturo E. Hernandez Author Contributions E. J. Mercadante and A. C. Weidman share first authorship. All of the authors approved the final manuscript for submission. References Algoe S. B. (2012). Find, remind, and bind: The functions of gratitude in everyday relationships. Social and Personality Psychology Compass, 6(6), 455–469. Algoe S. B., Fredrickson B. L., Gable S. L.
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