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In this paper I take a selective review of work undertaken by my colleagues and me in an attempt to show the enduring importance of the 'fine cuts' approach to psychology. This approach highlights the importance of causal, specific, and falsifiable psychological models, and the rigorous experimental designs needed to test them. I hope the review shows that it is still necessary to consider cognition, despite the exciting advances in Big Data, Artificial Intelligence and computational modelling characterising our field.

Original publication

DOI

10.1177/17470218241311291

Type

Journal article

Journal

Q J Exp Psychol (Hove)

Publication Date

20/12/2024

Keywords

Mid-Career Award, fine cuts