Oscar Lecuona
@oscarlecuona.bsky.social
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Assistant Professor at @UCM_Psico https://linktr.ee/oscar.lecuona #mindfulness | #nonmonogamous | #networkanalysis | #psychometrics | #metascience @[email protected] Spiral out, keep going.
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rincewind.run
we have gone from a world in which we were told not to cite wikipedia because it was unreliable to a world where wikipedia might be the only reliable source left on the internet and we all owe a lot to the pedantic nerds who got us there
sjshancoxli.liberalcurrents.com
for all people mock it wikipedia is genuinely one of the wonders of the modern world
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markrubin.bsky.social
"Progress in theorising means treating our theories as works in progress in need of continuous improvement, and this sometimes also means having to kill one’s darlings."

Martijn van Zomeren and @ayseuskul.bsky.social introduce the ERSP special issue on theorizing in social psychology.

#SocialPsyc
Introduction to the ERSP special issue on “Reflections on social-psychological theorizing and the state of our field”
Published in European Review of Social Psychology (Vol. 36, No. 2, 2025)
doi.org
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juliaserano.bsky.social
many ppl highlighting flaws in this article. but having fought in the "80% desistance" wars of the mid-2010s, I remember asking anti-trans activists if they'd be ok if 80% of youth were helped by gender-affirming care (flipping their argument). & they *never* answered. b/c they want *zero* trans ppl
screenshot of a The Economist post that reads: "A recent study found that children who transitioned young retained stable gender identities over time. But the fact that nearly a fifth of those in the group did not ought to give advocates of irreversible medical interventions pause". the byline of the linked to article says "a study finds that one in five who switch gender change their mind"
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barackobama.bsky.social
After years of complaining about cancel culture, the current administration has taken it to a new and dangerous level by routinely threatening regulatory action against media companies unless they muzzle or fire reporters and commentators it doesn’t like.
Let’s be clear about what happened to Jimmy Kimmel
Trump’s most brazen attack on free speech yet.
www.yahoo.com
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oscarlecuona.bsky.social
Colleague added an open-access full-text + paper database in the same file, easy access to the full information:

Link here:

www.researchgate.net/publication/...
oscarlecuona.bsky.social
Congrats to the team and the enormous amount of work!
oscarlecuona.bsky.social
Some figures illustrating volume of literature by each strength. Perspective/mindfulness has the strongest ratio of survival, while kindness and gratitude have the most raw volume of RCTs.
oscarlecuona.bsky.social
Key findings: Yeah, there is some robust evidence on that, for perspective/mindfulness, gratitude, kindness, hope, and humor. The rest do not have enough quality.
In general, literature must improve on methods, well-being needs to be measured more and better (more eudaimonic measurements please)
oscarlecuona.bsky.social
The distinction has been around for 5/6 years, along with direct/exact reps and systematic reps. Further reading: journals.plos.org/plosbiology/...

My take: Balance generalizability and replicability. Conceptuals maximize the first at the cost of the second, exacts do the opposite
What is replication?
What is replication? This Perspective article proposes that the answer shifts the conception of replication from a boring, uncreative, housekeeping activity to an exciting, generative, vital contribut...
journals.plos.org
oscarlecuona.bsky.social
What about conceptual replication?
oscarlecuona.bsky.social
That's the thing, been saying this in mindfulness research a lot. Getting a low/med/high or better/meh/worse is basically mapping a continuous thing obscured as discrete, but people desperately want "person-based" and "personalized" thingies
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alexh.bsky.social
A wide-ranging Nature News article on developments in peer review. Like we mentioned in our billion-dollar donation article (link.springer.com/article/10.1...), I think peer review should be opened up via more post-publication (preprinting) review and smaller checks, www.nature.com/articles/d41...
The peer-review crisis: how to fix an overloaded system
Journals and funders are trying to boost the speed and effectiveness of review processes that are under strain.
www.nature.com
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gilduran.com
Tech fascism, like the tech libertarianism that birthed it, specializes in hijacking left-wing ideals, repackaging them as right-wing ideology, and selling the resulting sludge as “moderate/centrist/common sense.”

The roots of this go very deep. Keep an eye out!
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worldresources.bsky.social
🌲🧯Forest fires are increasing. Does climate change play a role?

The short answer? Yes, it does.

The hotter, drier conditions create the vicious "climate-fire feedback loop," leading to more devastating and frequent fires. Get the long answer👉 go.wri.org/climate-fire-loop-bs
5 Graphics Explain the Climate-Fire Feedback Loop
Climate change is making forest fires worse, and vice-versa — creating a vicious "climate-fire feedback loop" that has helped fuel record burns in recent years.
go.wri.org
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fernandoblancopsy.com
A veces desde la psicología no podemos evitar mirar con cierta ternura a los economistas tradicionales, los del Homo economicus, la racionalidad y la maximización del beneficio.
Nosotros sabemos que el ser humano a veces toma decisiones irracionales, o es solidario, o cortoplacista...
kerk.bsky.social
No, Wikipedia no es una anomalía económica. El espacio de internet ha sido siempre para compartir de manera desinteresada, desde wikipedia hasta los foros. Es el capitalismo el que lo ha anegado con sus mierdas.

Aceptar este marco político es jugar con las cartas marcadas.
tuthanhha.bsky.social
“Wikipedia is this economic anomaly. In many ways, it’s sort of magical that people will just volunteer without explicit economic incentives to create artifacts that are meant to share knowledge with everyone in the world”
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hansonmark.bsky.social
Nice to see some commentary on the recent @theguardian.com piece by @iansample.bsky.social on #SciPub #AcademicPublishing #OpenAccess #ACADEMICsky

www.theguardian.com/science/2025...
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hansonmark.bsky.social
Hanson believes the problem is not open access & APCs per se, but for-profit publishers that seek to publish as many papers as possible... the strain on academic publishing could be substantially alleviated if funding agencies stipulated... work they support must be published in non-profit journals.
Quality of scientific papers questioned as academics ‘overwhelmed’ by the millions published
Widespread mockery of AI-generated rat with giant penis in one paper brings problem to public attention
www.theguardian.com
oscarlecuona.bsky.social
Nos publican!

Un artículo divulgativo sobre la crisis de replicación y la revolución de credibilidad, buen material para iniciarse!

doi.org/10.5944/ap.2...

Taking on dissemination of the #credibilityrevolution we created this educational paper for Spanish-speaking audiences
Credibilidad o barbarie: Cómo la crisis de replicación ha desatado una revolución en Psicología y otras ciencias | Acción Psicológica
doi.org
oscarlecuona.bsky.social
Poder ser =! Es en todo. Tener partes horribles no invalida el conjunto, como en cualquier disciplina humana, el abolicionismo también