joffreyfuhrer.bsky.social
Psychology & philosophy | PhD
Postdoc Marie Skłodowska-Curie | YUFE
University of Eastern Finland
Diving into life’s big questions: meaning, happiness, well-being, and the good life.
Science enthusiast with a curious eye on pseudoscience
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Congrats! (One more is on the way)
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True! My main goal is to show how the concepts of hedonism/eudaimonism moved from philosophy to psychology and the problematic conceptual shift they went through
With pleasure! I'm not even sure the ideas I'm developing here are that relevant, but I'll send you something once it looks good enough
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Thanks, Erik, for the paper and the additional information! They are helpful.
I'm writing a paper about the demarcation between eudaimonic, hedonic, and subjective WB in psych, and a short section is dedicated to the history of subjective WB. So your paper is spot on!
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Thanks Antti!
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En metal mongol je conseille aussi très chaudement Tengger Cavalry !
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J'en ai vu des horreurs dans ma vie, mais là ça dépasse les bornes 😂
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It’s also useful to check for conceptual papers within their field and whether they are widely cited.
Additionally, I would defend that a solid understanding of methodologies and statistics in the science of interest is important for distinguishing between well-conducted and flawed studies
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Imho, a good approach is to start by examining systematic literature reviews and recent meta-analyses, as they provide a comprehensive overview of the current state of knowledge, debates, and consensus. Handbook chapters can also be valuable, though they tend to be more partial.
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Oh, indeed! Thanks for the reference. It was developed five years before the Cantril self-anchoring scale!
That's indeed unfortunate it is still used. Such a bad tool
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The oldest one I know is the Cantril Ladder (1965), which is still commonly used (and it was even included in the seminal paper testing the SWLS in 1985!)
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#philsci #philsky
#PsychSciSky #socialpsych
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Il y a 7-8 ans, en augmentant ma conso de soja, j'avais fait une petite revue de littérature sur l'isoflavone, principal point de critique. Le consensus semblait pencher vers une absence d'impact significatif sur le système endocrinien, et le il ne semble pas avoir bougé depuis. C'est étrange
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Ca fait bien longtemps que je n'ai pas mis mon nez dans des lectures de logique et de philosophie, ça donne envie !
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Editors are scammers, but open access fees are like the ULTIMATE scam. It's crazy.
Why not publish a preprint of your paper on arXiv to avoid paying the fees yourself? So that the paper may be behind a paywall once accepted, but people can still read the preprint.
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Mais ça me rend fou, le nombre de tocards qui se croient experts comme par magie parce qu'ils ont lu deux articles de vulgarisation sur le cerveau, et qui arrivent à bien se marketter en surfant sur la mode du neuro-[ajouter ici tout ce qu'on voudra qui sonne cool]
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Congratulations! As someone who plans to apply for a grant to conduct cross-cultural studies, this article is of special interest.
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I don't know what to choose, it's all darkness but from different perspectives:
Video game: Omori
Movie: Requiem for a Dream
Animated movie: Grave of the Fireflies
Novel: Demons (Dostoevsky)
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J'ai raté le critère "pas cher", haha. Ce n'est pas le plus onéreux, mais pas un petit budget non plus.
Côté budget, une retraite en abbaye, ou temple bouddhiste, ça passe. J'y ai passé dix jours une fois (sans être religieux moi-même). Mais il faut aimer le dépaysement culturel radical !
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Un petit mökki (finnish cottage) en Laponie pendant la saison des aurores boréales, en partant de Helsinki en prenant un des meilleurs train de nuit du monde (cabines individuelles)
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I agree, the law of attraction is truly flabbergasting. I wonder if it actually influences people to act in a certain way or if it merely serves as a justification for their behaviors, or perhaps both. It seems to be the dominant happiness pseudoscience among privileged white people
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“Although, adherence was higher among registered reports than among unreviewed preregistrations, it is alarming that overall only 16% of articles fully adhered to their preregistration or fully disclosed all deviations from their preregistration.”
#MetaSci #OpenScience #Methodology 🧪
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Tsss. This message is just virtue signaling
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That's an awesome piece of work, congrats!
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Oh, hey Antti, I did not know you were on Bluesky, that's nice to see you here!