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A Consensus Statement on self-knowledge conceptualization, measurement, outcomes and changeability

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By Isabel Thielmann, Mitja D. Back, Wiebke Bleidorn, Henryk Bukowski, Erika Carlson, Michael Dufner, Gabriela Hofer, Wilhelm Hofmann, Christopher J. Hopwood, Lauren J. Human, Christian Jordan, Joachim Krueger, Julia Langdon, Richard J. Rau, Luke D. Smillie, Nina Strohminger, Jessie A. Sun, Simine Vazire, Matthias Burghart, Nicole Casali, Alicia Seidl
| Nature Verified
Abstract Self-knowledge plays a central role in contemporary psychological science across various domains, including interpersonal relationships, moral behaviour and health. Despite its importance, many fundamental questions remain. We conducted a pre-registered, expert-based consensus process to address four key gaps in research on self-knowledge: its conceptualization, measurement, outcomes and changeability.
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How Do Psychology Journals Handle Postpublication Critique? A Cross-Sectional Study of Policy and Practice

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By Simine Vazire, Beth Clarke, Nicholas Moodie, Annie Whamond
| SAGE Publishing
Critical discourse can contribute to the validity and trustworthiness of scientific research (Merton, 1973; Vazire & Holcombe, 2022). Criticism can highlight errors, limitations, and alternative interpretations, helping research consumers to calibrate their beliefs in scientific claims.
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Episode 3: No, You're The Impostor

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By Sanjay Srivastava, Alexa Tullett, Simine Vazire
| Podbean
Have you ever experienced impostor syndrome? Meta-impostor syndrome (everyone else just has impostor syndrome but you're right about yourself)? We talk about mental health and all the ways you can feel terrible as an academic. In our opening segment we discuss Alexa's brush with a misconduct case, Simine's new article on how journal articles are like new cars, and a reviewer getting in trouble for wanting to see data. And in our letter of the week, what do you do when a reviewer tells you to HARK?
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