1. discuss themethodology crisis in the social sciences.Social psychology emerged as Ground Zero for the crisis almost a decade ago. Awareness of similar problems has spread throughout disciplines in the social sciences and beyond. I predict we are only at the beginning. On the brighter side, the growing awareness has sparked a movement for reform. Earlier in the semester, we read an article called "When the Revolution Came for Amy Cuddy." What revolutioncame for her? What can we learn from cases like Amy Cuddy or Daryl Bem? Does awareness of the methodology crisis, and of the movement for reform, tend to give you more or less confidence that the social sciences will make valid contributions to our understanding of the world going forward, and to our policy debates? Explain.