Issues regarding multiculturalism turn up in the most unexpected places,
like whether girls in grade school have opportunities to participate in school
sports programs. People in the suburbs may read the previous statement
and wonder what the hell I am writing about. But that would be just anoth
I can't believe you don't know about Psychteach, but it could be because you
are a canuck and it is a list run by the APA. I don't have the sign on info but
I bet if you surf the apa education directorate or division 2 website you'll
find it. The problem for some of us is that it is monitored a
Moderated! Shivers. Tooo scary for me. Besides a one-eyed view of education
isn't that great of an idea.
Yes Canajun, and I may actually have come across it a long time ago, but if
it was moderated I wouldn't have bothered with
--Mike
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As per Stephen's point about the high positive test rate for both AIDES
and breast cancer, I was amazed at the high positive rate for AIDES as
discussed by Stanovich. "Casscells, et. al. (1978) gave a variant of
the following problem to 20 medical students, 20 attending physicians
and 20 hou
Annette
And heaven forbid you forget to delete most of the original post or, gasp,
forget to include your email address!! (I'm a member of PSYCHTEACH but I do
find the rules irritating!!) Guess the old 60s stuff comes out still- I hate
rules. Most of the people on lists behave quite well withou
Hi
Another thought ... if one took such a test and received a "medical report" as
positive, would one have to report it as a pre-existing condition for health
insurance, life insurance, or other enterprises that screen out risky
characters? I'm not sure how health insurance works in the States
Michael
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The issue here, once again, has nothing to do, really, with the inherent
difficulties of detecting AIDS or breast cancer or Alzheimer's or
schizophrenia or any other condition. It is a *statistical* problem that
everyone (though perhaps especially physicians and psychologists) should
be as awar
Gone
Paul Brandon
Emeritus Professor of Psychology
Minnesota State University, Mankato
paul.bran...@mnsu.edu
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