What Gary Klein thinks about metascience
Research psychologist who founded naturalistic decision making, the study of how experts decide in the field, and developed the recognition-primed decision model from studies of fireground commanders. He wrote Sources of Power and Seeing What Others Don't, runs the ShadowBox decision-training method, and ran an adversarial collaboration with Daniel Kahneman on the conditions under which expert intuition can be trusted.
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2 dated positions, 2022, in their own words. Our reading of what Gary Klein has said — not written or endorsed by them.
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Their wordsBut the researchers who have investigated this find that scientists do the same thing. They have something that's called knowledge shields, the way all of us do, that that a a a variety of techniques for explaining away inconvenient data and anomalies. But what we're effectively doing is we're holding on to our story.
↗Insights for Making Better Decisions | Gary Klein | Knowledge Project 144youtube.com 5th of 16 in this recording
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Their wordsUm but nobody has done research on the positive side of these heuristics. And so, I think that's a bias on the part of the decision bias researchers that they're only looking at the down arrow. How do these heuristics get us in trouble? And they're not looking at the strength of these heuristics.
↗Insights for Making Better Decisions | Gary Klein | Knowledge Project 144youtube.com 10th of 16 in this recording