? Gary
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and donors.
Best holiday and new year wishes to TIPSTERS! Gary
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is just that a representative
sample of the brains of human teens were not studied. Is that really the
problem here? Gary
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most of the semester. And so it
goes... Gary
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Is this, and other magic effects, just further evidence that applied,
non-scientific practitioners acquire a knowledge of principles that science
only later learns about and systematizes? Gary
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Yes, welcome Jordan...and regarding learning styles check out the latest Psych
Science in the Public Interest:
http://www3.interscience.wiley.com/cgi-bin/fulltext/123216067/PDFSTART
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Ha, okay same article. I have end of semester learning style ;-)
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cheating? Gary
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, attentional control, etc., that might be
producing such experiences. Just some thoughts, Gary
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An interesting piece to discuss false consensus, egocentrism, self-serving
biases,etc. in relevant classes. See:
http://scienceblogs.com/notrocketscience/2009/11/creating_god_in_ones_own_image.php
gary
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interest in such
areas. Gary
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maladies! I am more
impressed when I go to professional sites and they point out research
suggesting where/when the therapy is NOT efficacious. And so it goesGary
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Dr. Phil?
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Hmmm, yes, let's interpret this as resistance. Something familiar about that.
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of pseudosciences, etc.
Here is a fun news link that covers some aspects of such experiences:
http://bodyodd.msnbc.msn.com/archive/2009/10/29/2113402.aspx
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such attributional processes
are interesting, I think even he has noted (with actual research citations)
that it does not really predict well depression or similar problems. Most
likely this attribution process is promoted by the proneness to depression.
Just wonderin' Gary
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than a gleeful mention allowing me to express my
social-cognitive biases.
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they think
an appropriate psych stats text might be? Insist students use your notebook to
work problems and to practice? Sorry for the whining---I am in the process of
grading lab papers ;-)
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that are expected and hope they do correlate
with grades. Gary
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See also the mindhacks.com site as providing some valuable links to psych
related articles that are likely to be of generally higher quality than psych
today. Gary
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in our SP class.
I do mention Fechner and Weber in Intro tho. Gary
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I agree and so voted. Hope Bill can resist any intimidation or threat and just
get the bozo off the list. Wow 15 years or more. Generally been a good group
with some helpful ideas and tips! Gary
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And this is relevant to my teaching of???Political Behavior Analysis maybe?
Gary
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of operationism, etc., but do
agree that the content of these amendments could be relevant. I would use them
to just point out how general scientific knowledge or lack of such, is indeed
relevant to important issues being politically deliberated. Gary
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other fields such as social
work, but others know that if they can make it thru these research-oriented
classes, they will have no trouble sailing through most of their other psych
classes. Gary
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someone wish to
refer to colleagues or students as chicks, I might enjoy sitting in on the
possible resulting meetings. gary
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I am not sure if some of these are real, actual empirical problems unsolved or
merely the wistful meanderings of famous psych folks as they reflect on
favorite topics. I am not sure science can resolve these issues or offer the
comfort they may crave. Gary
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://www.newsweek.com/id/216506
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to know how to really communicate
and have a rational conversation without some agreed-upon ways to overcome the
emotional biases and implicit cognitive biases that prevent constructive
dialogue. Rock on! Gary
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This can make for some interesting discussion of sexuality, denial, and
erotophobia among the more conservative and fundamentalist religions...that
bible belt is not about chastity. See W. Fisher's work in this area. Gary
Gerald L. (Gary) Peterson, Ph.D.
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Paul Rozin's stuff on magical thinking in relation to disgust and
contamination. Older work where foods were colored and shaped in various
ways---purple mashed potatoes, etc and this presumably affected taste? Don't
recall ref tho. Gary
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You are noodling over food? I am sure TIPS can provide a feast of possible
references you may find to your taste. GP
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Ah, the value of good description. Something that psych seems to have bypassed
in its physics envy? Gary
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rinky dink tho,
but engaging nevertheless. Gary
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Good work Michael. Should help with coverage and promote some discussion. Gary
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presenting at state and
national conventions. No director, no additional pay, but student-generated or
faculty-generated research is encouraged. Gary
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with scientific methods.
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. Certainly issues
relevant to political and social psychology courses. Gary
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Thanks for the info Mike. I wonder though if our students really can relate to
spanking. Be interesting to survey our classes, but I would think faculty
might relate, but not as many of our students. I will ask. Gary
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Would he be considered eurocentric? gary
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To educate students (and others) about open-mindedness, science and critical
thinking, the following video may be of some class-value.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T69TOuqaqXI
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than a drunk bastard for
driving us around while texting... you moron! Just a suggestion from the end
of my summer break. Gary
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on healthcare.
Gary
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If people are interested, here's a fun project on happiness by the British
psych guy Richard Wiseman. Don't know if he'll ask about iphones or the
Rorschach tho ;-) See: http://www.scienceofhappiness.co.uk/
gary
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regarding social-cognitive biases and how psych research is relevant to various
forms of professional judgment and training. Gary
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as it can enhance and
not lessen the anger/pain. Cheers, Gary
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for General Psychology, but rather in addition to,
and complementing Gen. Psych. Ok, I am going back to more pleasant summer
reading, and preparing my rhubarb pie! Finished a fascinating account of
mesmerism (thanks Chris G) and some mystery novels ;-) Gary
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I am also curious as to the silence regarding the rather abnormal childhood.
What role his parents, peers, etc. I would think there is a lot of good stuff
here for Developmental classes. Gary
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personality or
aptitude issues. I would think the graduate schools could do a better job of
developing better predictors for their specific programs rather than have the
ETS sponge more off of applicants.
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assessment, and gathering
reliable information upon which to base their diagnoses.
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and not my problem.
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Congrats Robin! Wisdom and good humor---always a good fit! The book would be
a good graduation gift, or perhaps, something to provide for new faculty ha.
Gary
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a better sense of how the points covered can be described
differently while retaining and giving credit to the key ideas the author
presented. At the same time, such exercises, in groups or as class activities,
might help with problems of reading comprehension. Gary
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encoding, then perhaps it could serve as
some kind of retrieval cue. If there is support for this idea, then perhaps
that's how it might work? Should be interesting to see what turns up! Gary
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participation
credit. Don't get me started ;-) I am totally wrapped up in trying to engage
my students as best I can and any sound interaction to improve their reading
comprehension skills is a plus for me. Gary
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Blain,e Peden cyber...@charter.net 5/6/2009 2:47 pm
Our students and faculty conduct research with participants from introductory
psychology
Yes, I should also note that my Gen. Psych students generally enjoy their
research participation and I integrate their experience with the
research/science theme that I stress as integral to psychology. No one is
coerced and they have many more options to earn extra credit. Gary Peterson
and lady wonder and there is a Bertolotto in
the index, but it is not likely the so-called blind horse you noted as it is
not near the same pages of his discussion of horses. thanks again, what a
memory! Gary
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I would guess that the new changes will center around referencing electronic
media, DOI, etc. Gary
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Wuensch, Karl L wuens...@ecu.edu 4/28/2009 6
After such events, there are often good examples of the problems of
hindsight/retrospective analyses. Gary
Rick Froman rfro...@jbu.edu 4/27/2009 8:40 AM
Has anyone else checked out his rateyourprofessor.com page? This was one of the
comments:
2/18/08 mark101 3 1
Thanks Mike, I don't agree with your view entirely, but my point also was that
the authors are forgetting that many psychologists are not scientifically
oriented and that the field is divided (after all such dispositions are
supposedly stable personality traits). While I feel that clinical
Is that human spirituality? Now now Beth you can say it--let's promote a
little transference and overcome these resistances ;-) gary
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Beth
I agree, but might the clinical or practice-oriented student obtain this
information in a professional program like social work or human services rather
than having to major in psych and go on to (at least some) science/research
grad programs? Perhaps this is what already takes place in
I second Joan's recommendation here. This is the book I use in my Scientific
Foundations of Psych class required of all our students before they can proceed
to our required Computer Applications and Experimental psych classes. Gary
Joan Warmbold jwarm...@oakton.edu 4/22/2009 5:52 pm
Just
why I feel psychology students oriented
toward human service, do need to be critical thinkers and scientifically
literate. Gary
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Helweg-Larsen
of psychology as a
science: Validation of a self-report measure. Teaching of Psychology, 23, 6-11.
Holmes, J. D., Beins, B. C. (2009). Psychology is a science: At least some
students think so. Teaching of Psychology, 36(1), 5-11.
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I think a fun class discussion topic now would be to ask how many in class
would like to have worked for the CIA in helping interrogate such prisoners?
Lead in to a focus on the justifications for such actions. Bring in the Milgram
study then and other relevant news info. Many will gladly act
Gee, who will be pushing drugs next? Psychologists? Psychic healers? Or have
they already given them such powers?
See http://www.cbc.ca/health/story/2009/04/10/bc-naturopaths.html?ref=rss
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and should be raised about ALL, and proper training and
certification is indeed an important issue. Gary
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tay...@sandiego.edu 4/13/2009 6:09 PM
Given
to address the experience or psychological representations of language?
Gary
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Mike Palij m...@nyu.edu 4/6/2009 9:53 AM
Let me start by pointing out
to me not at the
level of analysis for those research studies he was citing. Gary
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Christopher D. Green chri...@yorku.ca 4/6/2009 2:39 PM
Mike
No to the Gen. Psych students doing research. Yes, we have labs and
senior research, but it is not our capstone. We have a history and
systems class where students work on writing and oral presentations.
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responsibility for beginning the hard work to take advantage of those
opportunities or multiple methods? It's clearly up to you teachers to teach
me and if you haven't then you have failed. Rock on! Gary
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With regard to the nol. 2 point...is there evidence that the undergrad
population has really been that much of a problem? Or is this more a
reflection of the political / historical context of psych? Gary
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I like it, but just haven't used it yet. Gary
Marc Carter marc.car...@bakeru.edu 3/27/2009 10:15 AM
My favorite is still Mynatt Doherty's _Understanding Human Behavior_ --
especially the first edition.
But as far as I know, I'm the only person in the world who likes that text. I
like
the old-fashioned
global, general term paper these days? Just wonderin' Gary
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sbl...@ubishops.ca 3/19/2009 9:39 pm
On 19 Mar 2009 at 13:39, roig
Loved it! Now at last some value to the book lol! Aren't those prison
conversion experiences so moving?! ;-)Gary
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Patrick Dolan pdo
to throw out the
lessons of their education. gary
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tay...@sandiego.edu 3/7/2009 9:32 am
Thanks Stephen, this is an excellent article; I am going
favorite profs used to say. Gary
Spitz, H. H. (1997). Nonconscious movements: From mystical messages to
facilitated communication. Mahwah, N.J.: Lawrence Erlbaum.
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Correction: Meehan's report in Nature about the committee was that the
committee was not ungullible. That is, he felt the original committee WAS
gullible. Gary
Gerald Peterson peter...@svsu.edu 3/5/2009 9:12 AM
Wow, I hadn't heard about this effort to emphasize the group investigating
, stimulating, fun
and ... yet, I wonder what questions people are/should be asking him, whether
they engage in critical thinking any more than our students?Gary
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peter
You saw those too?! ;-)
Beth Benoit beth.ben...@gmail.com 3/3/2009 11:13 AM
Maybe prostitution? But then there are those cave paintings - by the highway.
Beth Benoit
On Tue, Mar 3, 2009 at 10:56 AM, Paul Brandon paul.bran...@mnsu.edu wrote:
On Mar 3, 2009, at 7:48 AM, Beth Benoit
Why, where is you know who? ;-0 He's been absent lately? Good to see you
back. Gary
tay...@sandiego.edu 2/27/2009 5:56 pm
Hi Bill:
I had a backchannel message today telling me it was safe to go back on tips, so
if you could put me back on, I think I'll at least lurk for a while.
Annette
undergrads, often have a good research and stats background that might be of
use in the areas of consulting and training of health professionals. I wonder
if others have students trying to establish such a career track? Gary
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sbl...@ubishops.ca 2/19/2009 6:32 pm
Hey! Skinny guy with a funny name shows up in Ottawa today, eats a
beavertail, leaves.
We didn't have a gun in our pocket and we were
even more appreciative of those
students who don't have that entitlement attitude and are more genuinely
motivated in their study. Gary
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Social work, occupational therapy,school psych, masters in counseling with
additional training in programs using art? Gary
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Beyer, Alisa abe
I'm with you Mike. I've done Tarot, handwriting analyses, palm reading, and
even the Myers-Briggs...but only for entertainment at parties or as class
demonstrations. Now if only I could get my conscience out of the way. I can
tell people what they want to hear much more easily than teaching
or equivalent a day
can be bad). It can promote some useful class discussion. Gary
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DeVolder Carol L devoldercar...@sau.edu 2/6/2009 11:50 am
Dear
Do hallucinations follow delusions? ha..I believe you Stephen! gary peterson
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sbl...@ubishops.ca 1/31/2009 10:40 am
I just breathlessly reported
accommodation and presumably
movement toward equilibrium/cognitive adaptation. Well, at least that's my
schema... Gary
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Michael Britt michael.br
We have often heard about the association of religiosity, however defined, with
more positive well-being, etc. We seldom hear about the failure of the
prayerful and religious ideologies to successfully promote more moral and
rational societies. Hence, this article discussing an association
washy about it. I
guess I am just a skeptical intuitive. Gary
Gerald L. (Gary) Peterson, Ph.D.
Professor, Psychology
Saginaw Valley State University
University Center, MI 48710
989-964-4491
peter...@svsu.edu
Christopher D. Green chri...@yorku.ca 1/28/2009 1:59 pm
An interesting take
I have noticed a change in dress on campus, but my sampling is limited. Gary
chri...@yorku.ca 1/24/2009 12:29 am
s it possible that the simple fact of Obama having been sworn into office has
changed black test scores?
http://www.nytimes.com/2009/01/23/education/23gap.html?ref=education
that on-line STP workshop yesterday
dealing with teaching the millennial student? I was interested in that ARIES
game D. Halpern was talking about to teach critical thinking. Gary
Gerald L. (Gary) Peterson, Ph.D.
Professor, Psychology
Saginaw Valley State University
University Center, MI
, or the field too
seriously and TIPS has really helped there! Of course, this may just be a
false memory, but it's a kind that is good to construct. Gary
Gerald L. (Gary) Peterson, Ph.D.
Professor, Psychology
Saginaw Valley State University
University Center, MI 48710
989-964-4491
peter
then there will be a nice pool to draw from. You
might find ones that you can link to for your site and other will be able to
link to your.
http://freescreencast.com/
Doug
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Director of University Honors
Associate Professor of Psychology
that we need to take more seriously what
we impart or someone else will do it for us.
Doug
Doug Peterson, PhD
Director of University Honors
Associate Professor of Psychology
The University of South Dakota
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Vermillion SD 57069
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