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Daniel W. Heck

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Open access Sep 2026

Uncovering Illusions of Understanding: A Falsificationist Perspective

In a complex world, scientific explanations are always incomplete. Therefore, can we say that scientists generally suffer from “illusions of understanding?” I argue that embracing a falsificationist perspective makes scientists aware of the provisional nature of all explanations and highlights the limitations of curren...

Daniel W. Heck · Computational Brain & Behavi... · 0 citations

Oct 2026

Using features of dynamic networks to guide treatment selection and outcome prediction: The central role of uncertainty.

Multivariate time-series models are commonly used in psychology to investigate person-specific associations between multiple variables. They are often represented and interpreted as dynamic network models, where features such as the centrality of nodes can potentially guide treatment selection and outcome prediction. R...

Björn S. Siepe, Matthias Kloft, Yong Zhang et al. · Psychological methods · 3 citations

Open access Sep 2026

A role for self-regulatory control in the absence of ingroup preference.

One of psychology's most ubiquitous findings is that of robust ingroup preference, an explicitly stated human preference for the groups to which we belong. The advent of implicit measures of social cognition introduced a paradoxical result: Compared to members of higher-status groups, members of lower-status groups oft...

Samuel A. W. Klein, T. Charlesworth, Daniel W. Heck et al. · Proceedings of the National... · 0 citations