After reading What’s Up With Social Psychology?, do you feel that fraud prevalent in social psychology? What are potential courses of action for responding to this type of behavior? Is the tool mentioned in Fraud-Detection Tool Could Shake Up Psychology

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After reading What’s Up With Social Psychology?, do you feel that fraud prevalent in social psychology? What are potential courses of action for responding to this type of behavior?

 

Is the tool mentioned in Fraud-Detection Tool Could Shake Up Psychology appropriate for social psychologists to use? Explain.

If desired, follow up on fraud cases through the links in the Psychological Statistics blog

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