A methodological critique of research on “superstitious” behavior

Selective Associations: a Methodological Critique

Concept empiricism: a methodological critique.

Thanks to Barsalou's, Damasio's, Glenberg's, Prinz' and others' work, neo-empiricism is gaining a deserved recognition in the psychology and philosophy of concepts. I argue, however, that neo-empiricists have underestimated the difficulty of providing evidence against the amodal approach to concepts and higher cognition. I highlight three key problems: the difficulty of sorting out amodal predi...

A Critique of the Effectiveness of Applied Behavior Analysis Research

Since its inception, applied behavior analysis has required that solutions to socially significant problems be effective, though criteria for this dimension have remained largely implicit. This paper reviews three explicit technique for determining the effectiveness of behavioral research: graphical, social validational, and cost analyses. The concept of effect size is introduced as an addition...

Critique of Research Book (Literature)/A Critique of Kimia of Rumi’s Haram, Sadaf Golmoradi

A Critique of Kimia of Rumi’s Haram Sadaf Golmoradi/ Professor at Tehran Farhangian University, [email protected] Abstract The present research is aimed at introducing and reviewing Kimia of Rumi’s Haram. Although the book does not mention in the title that it is in face a critique but we see that it is an essay based on "... the critique of novels Kimiakhatoon, Rumi’s Daughter, and the ...

Research conducted on Caribbean women's perceived human immunodeficiency virus risks: A narrative review and methodological critique

Background: Caribbean women have the highest human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) infection rates among women in the Americas; however, their self-assessment of HIV risk is alarmingly low. This reflects a low perceived risk for HIV. English-speaking Caribbean countries are typically understudied in this area. It is important for health researchers and practitioners to understand the underlying pe...