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The Jodi Arias Case: Controversial Theories and Junk Science in the Courtroom
A few years ago, I blogged about a case in Texas, The State of Texas v. Billy Joe Harris, where the defendant, charged with rape, was trying to plead insanity by claiming he had Dissociative Identity… more →
Potentially Harmful and Other Questionable Therapies
Curbing the Unnecessary Scholarship (an annual April 1 e-mail)
wrote 1 month ago: Dear Colleagues: The Taulbee Survey Report ranks CS departments based on the amount of their externa … more →
The Jodi Arias Case: Controversial Theories and Junk Science in the Courtroom
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wrote 2 months ago: A few years ago, I blogged about a case in Texas, The State of Texas v. Billy Joe Harris, where the … more →
wrote 2 months ago: Using his great cartoonist skills, Jorge Cham from phdcomics.com does a great job of explaining how … more →
Scholarly Publications
wrote 3 months ago: “The Political Economy of Government Expansion: Why Civil Society Must Supply What Government Can’t” … more →
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wrote 3 months ago: Peer Reviewed Journal Articles “Genopolitics and the Science of Genetics” American Polit … more →
Scholarly Publications
wrote 3 months ago: Scholarly Publications “The Political Economy of Government Expansion: Why Civil Society Must … more →
Setting the Record Straight: Why I Broke with Roger Callahan and TFT
wrote 6 months ago: The topic of my 2004 split with Roger Callahan has come up on the ACEP Research discussion list and … more →
Scholarly eBooks: Understanding the Return on Investment for Libraries
wrote 11 months ago: We are delighted to post the attached white paper developed by PCG staff Kate Lara, Research Manager … more →
New Review on DID and Dissociative Disorders
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wrote 1 year ago: A new review of DID and Dissociative Disorders has just been published in the APS journal, Current D … more →
American Anthropology Association FAIL!!!! This Time on an Epic Scale
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wrote 1 year ago: This post is part of a series- The 30 Pieces of Silver the American Anthropology Association Sold Us … more →
Brown Recovered Memory Project: Questionable Criteria
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wrote 1 year ago: Since it is common for recovered memory proponents to raise the straw man issue and falsely accuse a … more →
Steve Hassan Applies his Model to the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints ("Mormons"): Based on "Scientific Research" as he claims or Pseudoscience?
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wrote 1 year ago: The topic of this article is a discussion and closer look at Mr. (note to people doing searches on … more →
Martha Marcy May Marlene: An Echo of Therapy Myths?
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wrote 1 year ago: Sean Durkin’s movie, Martha Marcy May Marlene (MMMM), has opened to great critical acclaim. As … more →
Claims about DID Therapy: The Need for Clear, Transparent Descriptions of Treatments
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wrote 1 year ago: Continuing on, from my previous posting, I would like to elaborate on one of most important points m … more →
Clinical Social Work Journal: Special Issue on Evidence-Based Practice
wrote 1 year ago: After much work and peer review, I am pleased to announce that a special issue of the Clinical Socia … more →
On the Quantity vs. Quality of Research Output
wrote 1 year ago: ﾩ JASON VARNEY|VARNEYPHOTO.COM Recently one of my Facebook friends has posted the picture above with … more →
On the Prudence of Pessimism
wrote 1 year ago: I am in beautiful Detroit, MI, sitting at the gate in the airport, having missed my flight by about … more →
False Positives and the Dangers of Untested Models
wrote 1 year ago: In the world of pop psychology, untested mental health models, often replete with checklists abound. … more →
EMDR: Empirically Supported Treatment or Pseudoscience?
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wrote 1 year ago: Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR) has been classified by the American Psychologic … more →
