drlynam.bsky.social
Professor of Psychological Sciences / Music, cocktails, personality, & open science / Perpetually disappointed in the field / Opinions are often strongly stated
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ORCID: https://orcid.org/0000-0001-8306-498
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Unlikely, but thanks for trying.
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Thanks, Martin. It has driven me crazy for years as well.
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that certainly explains why tRump went to bat for him.
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I think this one of the funniest things I have ever heard. Although it certainly lends some credence to Freud's conception of rationalization.
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So all of this DT work based on Jungian theory is being done without attribution!!!???
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I bet that none of these terms show up in DT research: Ego, personal unconscious, collective unconscious, archetypes, persona, shadow, anima, animus, synchronicity, transcendent function, complexes, libido (psychic energy), mandala, amplification, psychological types, dream symbolism.
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Jungian theory is origin of modern theories? That is laughable. I have to say, I've never seen any Jungian theory in any of your work. Or any Dark Triad work for that matter.
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It does not matter what the hell Jung said 100 years ago. We dont use manie sans delerie or dementia praecox. Can we begin using atavism again since Lombroso wrote about? Get serious.
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Folding one?
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I also give them this.
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Omit needless words.
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Omit needless words.
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To fuckin' kill me!?
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I almost died laughing.
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Interesting.
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I am with @jdmiller.bsky.social on this. I say what I think. And I sign everything.
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It leads to more evaluable science. I am suspicious of non-transparent work. I haven't found that preregistration or registered reports cut my productivity by very much.