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BAD SCIENCE: THE PSYCHOLOGY BEHIND EXAGGERATED AND FALSE RESEARCH

By Jen Rhee

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Note that the original graphic lives at http://www.clinicalpsychology.net/bad-science/

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Jen Rhee (@jenicarhee) and her team created this interesting graphic on the psychology behind false and exaggerated research. It reveals the shocking numbers behind shady science and what we can do to make it more honest.

 

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