DeVolder Carol L asked "I should know this, but I'm blanking on it--how does
REM sleep without atonia differ from sleepwalking or does it?"
The obvious answer is that slepwalking occurs in stages 3 & 4. Also, I may be
displaying my ignorance here but doesn't REM sleep disorder always lack atonia
I was wondering what tipsters have seen as far as interesting/strange/fun Psych
Club t-shirt logos or designs. I often lecture about the general
misconceptions the public has about psychology; that psychologists are all
therapists, that Freud is the father of Psych, etc. As I was going over s
Albert-
You said: "We are held to the same standards in our coursework as other
doctoral students."
I don't mean this to express anything but a healthy skepticism, but how do you
know that is the case. That is what puzzles some of us from more "traditional"
programs. We see UoPs, and other on-
Chris-
"P.S. Farley Mowat is more of a National Man-Bear-Contrarian-Ecologist
than an ethologist"
Or, man-wolf-contrarian-ecologist? :)
Tim
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Concepcion,Chile
Michael Sylvester,PhD
Daytona Beach,Florida
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Dear Tips Colleagues,
I should know this, but I'm blanking on it--how does REM sleep without atonia
differ from sleepwalking or does it?
Thanks,
Carol
Carol L. DeVolder, Ph.D.
Professor of Psychology
Chair, Department of Psychology
St. Ambrose University
518 West Locust Street
Davenport, Iow
Are intro to pschology texts available in Spanish? And where can I order a
copy?
Michael Sylvester,PhD
Daytona Beach,Florida
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Since such a large part of graduate training is spent on one-on-one time with
mentors and in discussion-based seminar courses, I'd be curious to hear
evidence showing that online students are held to the same standards in their
coursework- that seems impossible to demonstrate or even to test.
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My degree is still in progress. On teaching interviews, this so far not has
been an issue. Although the coursework is online, we do have 500 face to
face residency hours with faculty members from the University at various areas
throughout the country. These hours enable us to attend work
Here's a question: how has your degree from Walden been received when
you interview for teaching positions? What questions do interviewers
have for you and how do you respond to them?
Michael
The Psych Files podcast
www.thepsychfiles.com
On Apr 22, 2008, at 10:31 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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I'd be happy to answer any questions. The required courses are similar to
those at land-based Universities. We do have to conduct empirical research
for our dissertation which could either be quantitative, qualitative, or
mixed-methods. I'd be happy to answer specific questions about the
I have always assumed that any on-line program is at a serious
disadvantage when it comes to doing serious empirical research, but
since we seem to have a couple of people from Walden on this list, it
would be interesting to hear form them on this issue.
Chris Green
York U.
Toronto
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I've only been paying attention to this thread with half a neuron (my
apologies), but if you look at the history of the study of animal
behavior (Don Dewsbury has written several nice books on the subject, if
you are looking for a place to start), it is pretty clear that the
majority of early
That was fun.but on a side note, I'll bet you Canadians didn't hear the
"hoose" at the beginning of the clip ("White Hoose"). And of course,
"withoot." Bet we, on the other side of the line, did!
Beth Benoit
Granite State College
Plymouth State University
New Hampshire
From: Christopher D. Gree
Warning. The following has nothing to do with teaching psychological
science.
If presidency doesn't work out, perhaps Barack Obama can retire to rural
Japan. See the linked CBC news report:
*http://tinyurl.com/5lzet9
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Chris
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Department of Psychology
York University
Toro
What's the story on Walden~ We had a job candidate with a PhD from there, and
my chair said we had to consider her application since Walden is an accredited
school. Is there any empirical evidence out there showing that a) their onlne
education is or isn't inferior to more traditional methods or
I am a PhD student in the Clinical Psychology program at Walden University
so if anyone has questions about Walden, I would be happy to answer them.
They are also looking for faculty for the Bachelors Program. If interested go
to _www.waldenu.edu_ (http://www.waldenu.edu) and then select
I think the subject line says it all. If you want to know more, click here:
http://www.waldenu.edu/c/About/About_13761.htm
Chris Green
York U.
Toronto
P.S. Farley Mowat is more of a National Man-Bear-Contrarian-Ecologist
than an ethologist
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On 21 April 2008 Michael Sylvester wrote:
> Do we consider Farley Mowat, Diane Forsee, and Robert
>Ardrey in the same class as those Europeans like Goodal,
>Eibl-Eibesfeldet (sp), Hans Haas, and Loremz and others?
>It would appear that the North Americans were not considered
>as serious ethologi
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