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WEIRD psychology

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imagine a biologist who only studi

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plants it's not hard because that's what

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scientists do they specialize they learn

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as much as possible as deeply as

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possible become an expert but imagine

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now that that scientist said that here

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or she was studying all living things

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the the nature of life and they they

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took for granted that the insights

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gained from studying plants told them

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everything they needed to know about how

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all living things worked mushrooms and

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lyans animals of All Sorts insects even

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though we know of it about four times as

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many insects as plant species of the

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species of Life we've cataloged plants

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make up less than

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177% that is the current situation in

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Psychology actually it's worse as a

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number of psychologists have pointed out

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their research disproportionately

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examines people from their own own home

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countries from the wealthiest most

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industrialized nations even within those

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countries the subjects that they test

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are disproportionately University

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students young adults who happen to

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register for an introductory psychology

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class these are the vast majority of

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recruits for psychology experiments to

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put it another way if you're a

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university student you are 4,000 times

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more likely to get recruited for

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psychology research than any other

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person psychologist Jeffrey Arnett

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reported in a 2008 article an American

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psychologist that 96% of all subjects in

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Psychology research were drawn from

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countries that represented only 12% of

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the world's total

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population 12% of all people are

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left-handed in the UK about 12% of the

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population experiences depression each

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year in Australia 12% live below the

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poverty line earlier this year the Euro

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Zone had 12% unemployment in the US 12%

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of adults have diabetes California has

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12% of the US population only 12% of US

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stick with our New Year's resolutions so

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is it really sound to base our

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understanding of of human nature on a

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close study of only

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12% because even within these countries

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undergrads are the predominant subject

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arnet suggested that psychology research

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was really neglecting 95% of the world's

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population some psychologists are

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acutely aware of this problem and they

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they pushed their field to be more

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Global more interested in the variety of

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human nature in 2010 Joseph Henrich

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Steven Hein and aroan Zan wrote an

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article that laid out the problem in

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detail they suggested that psychology

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subjects were the weirdest people in the

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world

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by that they meant the way subjects were

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recruited was biased to favor people who

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were Western educated industrialized

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rich and Democratic we know lots

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psychologically about weird people less

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so about the rest of us the sampling

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bias wouldn't be a problem if we could

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be confident that everyone else on the

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planet resembled the weird

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people uh some psychologists might be

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working with that assumption but Henri

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hin and noran Zay make clear what a

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problem this is that is weird people are

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weird in another sense whenever we have

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good cross-cultural psychology data

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weird subjects aren't normal or average

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or even just a little bit different

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they're often real outliers if you play

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strategy games meant to test people's

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sense of fairness for example weird

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subjects behave in Extreme Ways compared

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to other groups such as hering peoples

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or foragers or miners elsewhere in the

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world in fact when Henri and his

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colleagues looked at the data weird

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subjects turned out to be outliers on

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virtually everything they could find

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data on visual perception fairness

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cooperation spatial reasoning

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categorization and inferential induction

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that is the way that we extrapolate from

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what we already know moral reasoning

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reasoning style self-concepts and

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related motivations the heritability of

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IQ even really basic sentury factors

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like whether or not you fall for an

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optical illusion turn out to suggest

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that Western subjects are outliers weird

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subjects for example fall the most for

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the MU liar illusion in some populations

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this simply is not an illusion if you're

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a sa forager or a South African minor

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you're liable to see it a glance at

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these lines of the same length

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crosscultural psychologists think that

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it takes living in a world of perfectly

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right angle rooms and carpentered spaces

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to train your visual system to think

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that these lines are different lengths

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as they write in their conclusion

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Henrich and his colleagues say although

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we are certainly not the first to worry

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about the representativeness of

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prevalent undergraduate samples in the

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behavioral sciences our efforts to

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compile an empirical case have revealed

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an even more alarming situ situation

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than previously recognized the sample of

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contemporary Western undergraduates that

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so overwhelms our database is not just

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an extraordinarily restricted sample of

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humanity it is frequently a distinct

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outlier Vis A other Global samples it

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may represent the worst population on

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which to base our understanding of homo

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sapiens but there are two additional

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issues with the possibility of

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extrapolating from weird subjects first

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the very description weird wealthy

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educated industrialized and so on might

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be self- flattering it's how West

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westers and other wealthy people like to

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think of themselves elsewhere I've

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argued that it may not be the weird

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qualities that make these subjects such

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outliers maybe Western University

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students are outliers because they're

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myopics that is they're materialist

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whereas other people inhabit a world of

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spirits and non-material forces

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westerners tend to think that objects

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and non-objects are clearly distinct

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they're young not just because they're

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University students but even in relation

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to people the same age and other

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societies who may already have families

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and Leadership roles in the community

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myopics may be more self-obsessed in a

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variety of ways including the idea of

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building a career investing in your

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future and not having a strong corporate

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identity like a clan

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or group maybe pleasure seeking and pain

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aversion to a greater degree than the

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people University students especially in

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US research universities may ironically

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be more socially isolated sometimes

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living in ageg graded residential

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colleges where they don't interact much

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with older or younger people myopics

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also live in a pervasive consumerist

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Society they often have identities that

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are based not on production uction or

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occupation but on consumption and

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finally westerners in general are

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terribly sedentary by every single

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measure we have which may shape our

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psyches and and nervous systems in

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powerful

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ways the second problem is that our

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understanding of human psychology is not

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only built disproportionately on

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studying these types of people it's

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disproportionately built by these types

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of people shaped by the questions that

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weird researchers ask by the

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Fascinations and blind spots this group

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of people who we know are outliers to

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borrow from Donald Rumsfeld it's not

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just the things we know we don't know

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it's the unknown unknowns the questions

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that psychologists haven't asked about

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Human Experience because we don't even

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know that we haven't asked them this is

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one place that psychological

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anthropology and neuroanthropology comes

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in I hope anthropologists are accustomed

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to exploring alongside people who are

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quite different to us that is weird in

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their own ways the many ways that human

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beings are we don't have to imagine

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human variation or try to derive it from

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