I will do that as well as a way to encourage the students to make use of
those practice tests. The problem I ran into was that none of the common
items were marked as such
Gary J. Klatsky, Ph. D.
Department of Psychology[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Oswego State University (SUNY)
Our psychology department is currently evaluating its honors program and I
wanted to see what is being done in other departments.
Specifically, what is the philosophy/purpose of your program and what are
the requirements for the students in the program (not for admission)
Thanks
Gary
Gary J.
Interesting article
As much as CISD on the surface seems to make some sense,
it doesn't seem to be faring too well
http://www.psychologicalscience.org/media/releases/pr030912.cfm
Jim Guinee, Ph.D.
Title: Message
Fellow tipsters,
Here is an informal and last minute survey. Our
administration is up to something.
Do any of you have
disclaimers on any part of your college, department, or faculty (not student)
websites such as
"The
page you are about to access does not necessarily
Gary:
We have a psychology honors that consists of 6 hours of independent
study/research. The purpose is to allow students to pursue an independent
project of high quality, working closely with a faculty mentor. To apply,
our students need to have completed research methods statistics
HI Gary:
Ours is online and there is too much to summarize. Just go to www.sandiego.edu
and I just typed in honors program in the search box and it came as the first
term in the results.
Annette
ps maybe you need to switch textbook publishers to one that marks the online
and study guide
TIPSters--
I hope you're all aware that today is National Talk Like A Pirate Day. I plan to work this into my lecture on brain anatomy when we discuss phantom limb pain (though me leg may be in Davy Jones' locker, still in me sensorimotor cortex represented it be, arrr).
Those of you teaching
Title: Message
I don't know about websites, but a friend's
universityforces the following to be at the end of every one of his
emails.
-- The University of Stirling is a university established in Scotland
bycharter at Stirling, FK9 4LA. Privileged/Confidential Information
maybe contained
Hi Again Gary:
I think I misread your missive; we don't have a psych honors program; only a
general university-wide one
annette
Quoting Gary Klatsky [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Our psychology department is currently evaluating its honors program and I
wanted to see what is being done in other
My
stats class wanted the whole hour presented in "Pirate." I could not maintain
the a and swabies that long
nor
could I find a parrot.
Sailing away on the Black Pearl
Captain Dennis
-Original Message-From: Robin Abrahams
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]Sent: Friday,
Title: Message
We have no actual disclaimer on the site, but the link to our
departmental site from the college's official pages reads:
Would you like to
know more about the program?Click here to learn more about
Alverno's psychology program. This
Would have been a good day to lecture on analysis of vAAARiance. Dennis Goff [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
My stats class wanted the whole hour presented in "Pirate." I could not maintain the a and swabies that long
nor could I find a parrot.
Sailing away on the Black Pearl
Captain Dennis
On Fri, 19 Sep 2003, Robin Abrahams wrote:
Would have been a good day to lecture on analysis of vAAARiance.
Or better yet, correlation coefficients (Aaa values, matey)!
-Max,
aka Mad Sam Rackham, Plunderer of the High Seas, Grader of the High C's
Maxwell Gwynn, PhD
Title: Message
My
university has a policy about the format--we have guidelines that we are
expected to follow (I don't, but I will be redoing our department page to
conform as soon as I have time--although I like my version better than the
boring University format). I have a disclaimer
Well, shiver me timbers!
Ever wonder about how much of supposedly pirate talk is far more
Treasure Island type literature and second-rate seafaring yarns than
true speak?
Make it a good day.
--Louis--
Louis Schmier
My great great grandfather was a pirate (you know all about those Polish
Pirates, I presume?), and I am offended by this stereotyping of
pirates.
Excuse me, I have to go feed my parrot and clean my pegleg.
David
At 11:25 AM 9/19/2003 -0400, you wrote:
Well, shiver me timbers!
Ever wonder about
Thanks for all the well-wishers. Sorry I did not send back individual
replies, but we were blessed with many emails. :) For those interested,
we have some images of the little angel online at:
http://chiron.valdosta.edu/dtwasieleski/Katrina.htm
I do hope to email all of you back at some point.
TIPSters--
I'm working on a lecture for my general psychology class about drugs. While the textbook we have (Wood Wood) accurately represents the physiological effects of drugs, I think it's intellectually dishonest in the extreme in how it presents the realities of drug use. The morality and
Robin, I just skimmed the newly published _Saying Yes: In Defense of
Drug Use_, by Jacob Sullum, and it looked pretty good.
http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/1585422274/
(And it gives me great pleasure to say that the book came to my
attention because it was among the new arrivals at the
I'd recommend that you use Doweiko's Concepts of Chemical Dependency
(now in 5e) for this sort of thing. It's a very good reference.
http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/tg/detail/-/0534537227/qid=1063993086/
sr=8-1/ref=sr_8_1/102-9215610-6912108?v=glances=booksn=507846
SCB
While this is a pretty big text, it gives good descriptions of the
behavioral affects of both legal and illegal drugs.
A primer of drug action by Robert M. Julien - Worth Publishers
Cheri A. Budzynski, Ph.D.Department
ChairAssistant Professor of
I
second the recommendation of the Julien book.
Carol
-Original Message-From: Cheri Budzynski
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]Sent: Friday, September 19, 2003
12:53 PMTo: Teaching in the Psychological
SciencesSubject: Drug Book
While this is a pretty big text, it gives good
Great pictures!
Looks like Grandpa Briihl bought the little angel her first fishing tackle box
already!
Annette
Quoting David Wasieleski [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Thanks for all the well-wishers. Sorry I did not send back individual
replies, but we were blessed with many emails. :) For those
I also like the Julien book and thought I'd share some interesting information
for any of you who might use the Julien book as a text in a Drugs course. It is
published as both a trade and academic publication. The trade version is
published by the W. H. Freeman branch of the company and the text
Actually, that's something Deb made for her parents for when Katrina
visits them. It contains a couple diapers, lotion, baby soap and shampoo,
a light brush, etc., etc., etc. I laughed when I saw you noticed that,
though. (I can't say it made my day though, since my new daughter does
that for me
If this doesn't spark debate in this group nothing will. Tuesday Sept.
23 the Discovery channel is airing a program on standardized testing.
This could provide an interesting back drop when you discuss
intelligence and testing in your classes.
On 18 Sep 2003, jpuente wrote:
I have an interesting question posed by one of my students re: the
capabilities of a split brain patient.
snip
The dilemna:
In a video demonstration, after seeing the word car in his left visual
field, a split brain patient was able to draw, with left
Well, to continue this action figure thread,
Because of this thread...I saw a bobble-head Freud, about 8 inches tall, it was 7.95. So, I had to buy it! Imagine, I bought it in a store and not on the internet...what a concept!!! :)
Jim Matiya Carl Sandburg High School
131st and LaGrange Road
Hi Tipsters,
I made brains a few years ago using the recipe thatcame with the mold. It was kind of pink and not very tasty. I would prefer a cherry brain without the pits please.
Jim
Jim Matiya Carl Sandburg High School
131st and LaGrange Road
Orland Park, IL 60462
Lewis University.
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