I think it's a disclaimer if, for example, they publish a psychotherapy manual as part of an article. As in "Here's a CBT for PTSD protocol. But don't use it unless you are qualified to do so".
Obviously, it's very poorly worded.
Jesus wept. Some stuff in here is grim.
Quite amazed by the articles that @sociologicalsci.bsky.social puts out on a regular basis -- this one here by Lewis Anderson: imaginative, bold, well-informed, an incredible eye for detail, this will really be moving the field forward
doi.org/10.15195/v12...
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3+ years with me & @mitulamehta.bsky.social on @wellcometrust.bsky.social funded social cognition/paranoia research at the IoPPN.
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Big effect (d = 2.76!) of mindfulness-based therapy for auditory hallucinations in this - www.researchsquare.com/article/rs-5... - RCT. But inactive control intervention, and (I think) the trial registration was made after recruitment had started.
Great set of talks from this conference, for anyone interested in skin-picking, hair-pulling, and related problems.
If anyone is keen to start a @reproducibilitea.bsky.social journal club that focuses on mental health research, the reading list for our 'Reprodicibilitea for Psychopathology' journal club is here - doi.org/10.17605/OSF... - and will save you a bit of work.
Arg! Will delete and repost...
