Graduate students (especially in psychology) should prioritize statistical proficiency and regular writing practice over peripheral duties because those skills both sustain research quality and improve nonacademic job prospects; reading broadly beyond narrow disciplinary journals yields better ideas and buffers against gatekeeper failure.
— If widely adopted, this shift would reshape doctoral training priorities, hiring signals, and the content students consume — affecting research reliability, career mobility, and how expertise is transmitted.
Paul Bloom
2026.09.24
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Paul Bloom's explicit advice to 'get really good at stats', 'write regularly', and 'read widely', plus his warning about AI changing writing norms.
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