Rationality in psychological research: The good-enough principle.

Rationality in Psychological Research The Good-Enough Principle

" This article reexamines a number of methodological and procedural issues raised by Meehl (1967, 1978) that seem to question the rationality of psychological inquiry. The first issue concerns the asymmetry in theory testing between psychology and physics and the resulting paradox that, because the psychological null hypothesis is always false, increases in precision in psychology always lead t...

Research in India: Not Good Enough?

This case illustrates medication-induced affective psychosis in a patient with TS. Psychosis per se is a rare presentation in TS and that induced by antidepressants has not been documented. The antidepressant-induced manic psychosis was associated with worsening of existing tics, which is similar to previous reports (Berthier et al., 1998). Though clomipramine has been associated with exacerbat...

Because good enough is never good enough

hsr Proceedings in intensive care and cardiovascular anesthesia 2012, Vol. 4 Corresponding author: Prof. Michael John Università Vita-Salute San Raffaele Via Olgettina, 48 20132 Milan, Italy e-mail: [email protected] And now for something completely different. Formula one racing drivers need to know the track they will be speeding around to avoid injuring themselves and others, and hopefully ...

Good enough to use for research, but not good enough to benefit from the results of that research: are the clinical HIV vaccine trials in Africa unjust?

on the status of mixed methods research in applied linguistics

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