Question
You’re more valued than you think. For 10 points each:
[10h] Name this psychological phenomenon, discovered by Margaret S. Clark, in which people consistently underestimate how much their conversational counterpart enjoyed their company.
ANSWER: liking gap
[10m] Like most datasets in American psychology, Clark’s dataset was skewed towards people from these cultures. Joe Henrich coined a five-letter acronym that emphasizes the economic and social abnormality of these cultures.
ANSWER: WEIRD cultures [or western, educated, industrialized, rich, and democratic cultures; prompt on partial answers]
[10e] Despite its sampling bias, Clark’s liking gap experiment possesses this property. P-hacking contributes to a “crisis” named for this property in which later researchers cannot reliably achieve the same experimental results.
ANSWER: replicability [or replication; or reproducibility; or reproducible; accept replicability crisis or replication crisis]
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