[These are...
User AccomplishedAir9550, in the AskMen subreddit,
[These are the](https://slate.com/technology/2022/11/brain-development-25-year-old-mature-myth.html) first [two articles that](ht…
the prefrontal cortex trope isn't really true though, it's...
User SmoothBrainApe89, in the stupidquestions subreddit,
the prefrontal cortex trope isn't really true though, it's largely subjective analysis of brain scans. Scientists did a study…
the prefrontal cortex trope isn't really true though, it's...
User SmoothBrainApe89, in the stupidquestions subreddit,
the prefrontal cortex trope isn't really true though, it's largely subjective analysis of brain scans. Scientists did a study…
is it this one ? :...
User Practical-Goose666, in the AcademicPsychology: Where peer-reviewed psychology is shared and discussed subreddit,
is it this one ? : https://www.nature.com/articles/s41586-020-2314-9
The same debunked study every of them that makes this...
User fullmetalalchymist9, in the redditonwiki subreddit,
The same debunked study every of them that makes this argument sites. It was some study about prefrontal context development…
The choices researchers make in their methodology and data...
User Naive-Entrepreneur15, in the PetPeeves subreddit,
The choices researchers make in their methodology and data analysis affect their results. Even the participants researchers…
The choices researchers make in their methodology and data...
User Naive-Entrepreneur15, in the PetPeeves subreddit,
The choices researchers make in their methodology and data analysis affect their results. Even the participants researchers…
The choices researchers make in their methodology and data...
User Naive-Entrepreneur15, in the PetPeeves subreddit,
The choices researchers make in their methodology and data analysis affect their results. Even the participants researchers…
The choices researchers make in their methodology and data...
User Naive-Entrepreneur15, in the PetPeeves subreddit,
The choices researchers make in their methodology and data analysis affect their results. Even the participants researchers…
The choices researchers make in their methodology and data...
User Naive-Entrepreneur15, in the PetPeeves subreddit,
The choices researchers make in their methodology and data analysis affect their results. Even the participants researchers…
Thank you! Sure, I mean I am not an expert by absolutely...
User Meta_001, in the ageregression subreddit,
Thank you! Sure, I mean I am not an expert by absolutely any standard, I just have AuDHD and access to Google, I happen to love…
You're going to trust the US The first mention...
User MarinaKelly, in the Actual Lesbians! subreddit,
You're going to trust the US government? The first mention of the age of 25 comes from this article [https://www.apa.org/monitor…
Yeah this among other problems is what made me bail on fMRI...
User Stauce52, in the Psychology subreddit,
Yeah this among other problems is what made me bail on fMRI research. I’m just not sure I trust the majority of results and…
>ADHD patients exhibit anomalous response to stimulant...
User Teawithfood, in the Most suffering is abuse/inequality. Let's end the violence, harmful labels, & hardcore drug-pushing. subreddit,
>ADHD patients exhibit anomalous response to stimulant…
Further -...
User gwern, in the Slate Star Codex: In a Mad World, All Blogging is Psychiatry Blogging subreddit,
Further reading: - https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0749597821000200 - https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/ab…
Yes, and it is just that, an interpretation problem. fMRI...
User YouGottaBeNuckinFuts, in the Psychonaut subreddit,
Yes, and it is just that, an interpretation problem. fMRI is a truly powerful resource, and it has paved the way for a lot of…
The content of your post can be summed up as: unsupported...
User Teawithfood, in the Mental Health subreddit,
The content of your post can be summed up as: unsupported claims, ad hominem logical fallacies, and threats. Now if you are…
I was going to say something along these lines. I've worked...
User TheJix, in the Neuroscience: Your brain on reddit subreddit,
I was going to say something along these lines. I've worked a couple of years on a neuroimaging-heavy lab and is not survey…