What do you think of Lamiell's take on the language we use in psychology when interpreting statistical results and the recommendations we make for practice on that basis? Can we ever make individual recommendations on the basis of research conducted on groups of people, or does that a poor understanding of probabilities?
He advocates the use of Observation Oriented Modeling (OOM) and suggests that what we currently do in psychology research should be called 'psycho-demography', rather than anything else...
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There are broad area in cognitive psychology that not fall under the rubric of psychodemography.
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