Different perspectives of human behavior entail different experimental practices

Behavioral and Brain Sciences 24 (3):429-429 (2001)
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My main argument is that the advice offered to experimental psychologists by Hertwig & Ortmann overlooks fundamental differences between the goals of researchers in psychology and economics. Furthermore, it is argued that the reduction of data variability is not always an end to be sought by psychologists. Variability that originates in individual differences constitutes valuable data for psychological research.

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Ramzi Suleiman
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