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Welcome to another episode of Conversations with Coleman.

My guest today is Jesse Single.

Jesse Single is a journalist and author.

He was a contributing writer for New York Magazine for years and has written for the Atlantic and many other outlets.

And he's now on Substack.

Jesse and I discuss his new book, The Quick Fix, Why Fad Psychology Can't Cure Our Social Ills.

We discuss the replication crisis in psychology, why so much psych

research gets debunked in the long run. We talk about the problem with notions like self-esteem,

power posing, grit, and other fads in psychology. We spent a good deal of time talking about

the implicit bias test and its flaws. So without further ado, Jesse Single.

Okay, Jesse Single. Thanks so much for coming on my show. Hey, thanks for having me,

Corbyn. I've been wanting to get you on for a long time and your book, which I have right

here, The Quick Fix, Why fad psychology can't cure our social

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