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Mistakes were made. By us. In this Mea Culpa episode we discuss several of them, big and small, from multiple previous episodes.
If you’ve noticed us make a mistake on The Studies Show, please do get in touch on [email protected], and we’ll include it in a future Mea Culpa!
Show notes
* Eiko Fried’s research on the definition of depression (we’ll do a whole episode on this!)
* The new BMJ meta-analysis on exercise and depression that came out literally one day after we discussed that topic on the show
* Mark Pack’s book on the uses and abuses of opinion polling
Credits
The Studies Show is produced by Julian Mayers at Yada Yada Productions.
 By Tom Chivers and Stuart Ritchie
By Tom Chivers and Stuart Ritchie4.6
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Mistakes were made. By us. In this Mea Culpa episode we discuss several of them, big and small, from multiple previous episodes.
If you’ve noticed us make a mistake on The Studies Show, please do get in touch on [email protected], and we’ll include it in a future Mea Culpa!
Show notes
* Eiko Fried’s research on the definition of depression (we’ll do a whole episode on this!)
* The new BMJ meta-analysis on exercise and depression that came out literally one day after we discussed that topic on the show
* Mark Pack’s book on the uses and abuses of opinion polling
Credits
The Studies Show is produced by Julian Mayers at Yada Yada Productions.

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