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Vul, fMRI, and … Intelligent Design?

Vul, fMRI, and … Intelligent Design?

Responses to Vul et al.’s  article on fMRI abuse, which proved as much of a “bombshell” as first predicted, are now too numerous to list. Needless to say, several of the authors of studies Vul criticized quickly responded with a defense [pdf] of their work, to which Vul in turn replied with a rebuttal of [...]

Vul on fMRI abuse in the cognitive neuroscience of social interaction

Vul on fMRI abuse in the cognitive neuroscience of social interaction

Vaughan Bell of Mind Hacks links to a forthcoming Perspectives on Psychological Science article by Edward Vul et al. that is sure to prove a “bombshell” for the field of cognitive neuroscience.  Vul’s analysis demonstrates, in rigorous detail, how the too-good-to-be-true results of (mostly) headline studies are produced by complex statistical errors and biases.
Vul’s analysis [...]

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