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Bayesian analysis of multimethod ego‐depletion studies favours the null hypothesis

Ego‐depletion refers to the purported decrease in performance on a task requiring self‐control after engaging in a previous
task involving self‐control, with self‐control proposed to be a limited resource. Despite many published studies consistent
with this hypothesis, recurrent null findings within our laboratory and indications of publication bias have called into question
the validity of the depletion effect. This project used three…

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Posted in: Open Access Journal Articles on 02/24/2018 | Link to this post on IFP |
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