Alrik t1_iwny1hf wrote
Reply to comment by bigfor4 in New psychology research rebuts Sigmund Freud's "wrecked by success" hypothesis: People with exceptionally successful careers tend to be healthier than their less successful peers by HeinieKaboobler
I am a former attorney.
I also taught undergraduate journalism at an R1 university.
Gave my students an article about legal research that mentioned how sometimes desirable documents will be unavailable because they are privileged.
My class could not move beyond a massive argument about how privilege is openly favored in the court system. This continued even after I stopped to explain that "privileged" in this context is a legal term meaning someone holds a right to prevent their disclosure.
Nope. It continually and repeatedly devolved until I declared that we would be getting a new article to read, whereupon the students still complained that I gave them such an openly classist and outdated article.
So yeah, I absolutely believe that modern researchers are unable to compartmentalize their understanding of things so as to fit the context.
mootmutemoat t1_iwonivk wrote
I teach stats, and now do a long introduction of the technique, what it does, and what it means before I introduce the term "discriminant analysis"
https://www.statisticssolutions.com/discriminant-analysis/
Otherwise getting them back on track is like taking a chew toy away from a dog
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