is a really good book. It can be
somewhat advanced at times, but my undergraduates did okay. They complained
about the level of difficulty, but I took it as a challenge, and a good one, in
academic rigor.
Nina
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I am going to propose in my department a special topics course called "The
Psychology of Eating".
Nina
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Michael,
There is an excellent book out called "Why We Eat What We Eat" by Elizabeth
Capaldi. I use it all the time in my learning class and reference it repeatedly
in my papers.
Nina
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Sa
Hi Michael,
Zellner has done a lot of research looking at food preferences in humans using
food.
Nina
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to an increase in writing behavior, then it is negative reinforcement.
Rick
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Hi Michael,
This sounds more like negative or positive punishment. Either they are "given"
(the positive part) bad music to "decrease" the likelihood they will not stop
writing again OR they are "taking away" (the negative part) the written words,
again to decrease the likelihood the will stop
re just aren't that many
reference to go around. But everyone in history of psych knows that the best
journals, even though they may have impact factors smaller than many 3rd-rung
cognitive journals.
Regards,
Chris Green
York U.
Toronto
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Does anyone know if there is a tier or hierarchy of journals in Psychology? For
example, a
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I had a student ask me in my brain class today about blood alcohol content.
They wanted to know how to figure out your blood alcohol content based on their
weight and number of drinks and time elapsed. Strange. I am not sure if they
were asking from experience or if they got into troubl
Visual information crosses the optic nerve at the back of the head (neck);
however, once the visual information crosses, it cannot pass information from
one side of the brain to the other because the corpus callosum is severed.
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Michael,
The US is one of these countries. I went to Kansas State and the dissertations
are open to the public if they wish to come. I had about 10-15 people at my
dissertation defense. Most of them were other students and faculty members, but
there were two people from outside the university c
While a student at Kansas State, we recycled the rats by giving them to the zoo
and then they would use them as food for the animals. It was useful and cost
effective and a stimulation for the zoo animals in that they had to chase and
catch their prey.
Nina
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Review of applications will begin immediately, but applications will be
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answer in the textbook or email a friend) for fear they will run out of
time and so once they move on they cannot return to previous questions.
Hope that helps some.
Nina
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I would definitely be interested in this also for my research design and
experimental courses.
Nina
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ombied end part of the semester. However, they and
we put them in that position (they know about what we will do 14 weeks
early) and they really make a choice. We do help it, but should we
disband finals and maybe frolic instead?
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reas are. Someone with damage to Broca's area would not be making up
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a book and
then write a review? If so, would you share with me the assignment you
gave?
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Hi all,
Below is a question that student asked me after last night's lecture. Can anyone help
me out with an answer?
Nina
Dr. Tarner,
I was just wondering about the effects of stimulant drugs and ADHD. ADHD already
has the hyper, energetic affect on individuals. I am ADHD which is
Hi all,
We were discussing Wernicke's Area in Intro. the other night and a student said that
if damage to Wernicke's Area meant the person could not understand spoken language did
that mean they couldn't even understand themselves? I think they were referring to
when a person talks to themsle
Christine,
I am sorry but I don't think a movie really covers all there is to know about the
brain and behavior. This chapter, to me, is one of the most important in Intro. The
brain is the backbone to all behavior and behavior is the backbone to Psychology.
You are going to run into thsi
I was under the impression that the word "participant" was to be used for human use
and the word "subject" was to be used for non-human animal use. Has anyone else heard
of this?
Nina
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Hi all,
I will be teaching Sensation & Perception for the first time in the fall and was
wondering if anyone can suggest a text they liked using in the past?
Thank you,
Nina
Doug,
Jim Shanteau
had a graduate student at K-State while I was there who did research on organ
donation. I can’t remember exactly what she did though.
Nina
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that prepare me for life after grad school? I told
I was still bitter. :)
Nina
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Doug,
As a fellow alum from Kansas State you probably know my answer to both questions. I,
myself, feel as though the preliminary exams are ridiculous! Not having taken them
too long ago ( a couple of years) this is probably a sore subject for me. :) I think
the idea of preliminary exams sh
Don,
Thank you. I actually went on the Internet this morning and found most of the
answers. The Picasso one was kind of difficult to find though. :)
Nina
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Does someone have the answers to the questions for this icebreaker? There are some I
am sure about.
Nina
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course
of General Psychology then.
Nina
Nina L. Tarner, Ph.D.
Department of Psychology
Shippensburg University of Pennsylvania
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Dear TIPSters,
As part of a developing and on-going set of studies, I am examining the
impact
of introducin
Stephen,
Thank you for the reply regarding apraxia and especially for the
references.
Nina
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In response to Nina Tarner's question on apraxi
to brush your teeth, you cannot
perform this function because you do not understand what I am asking of
you.
Any help
Nina
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Steven,
Thank you for the reassurance.
Nina
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I would say "yes". The first author is presumably the "primary" author
in a
number
tier. This is all completely crazy! Has anyone else ever had
these sorts of problems?
Nina
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Department of Psychology
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I would say "yes". The first author is presumab
I am having a disagreement with a colleague as to whom has the say as to
where a manuscript should be sent (which journal) for publication. Does
the first author have the final say or what?
Thanks,
Nina
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information follows the cranial nerves VII, IX, and X where it then
comes together at the nucleus of the solitary tract where it then goes
to the brain in the thalamus to the primary taste cortex, which is
located in the frontal lobe.
Nina
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. Tarner, Ph.D.
Department of Psychology
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I recently discussed split brain research in my Intro. Psy. class. When
I
mentioned that commisurotomies are sometimes done as a last resort
procedure
to control s
Colleen,
Thanks. You made me laugh.
Nina
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chocolate and chocolate... ;-) ...
At 10:21 AM 9/22/2003 -0400, you wrote:
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>I am re
Hi all,
I am rethinking a current research project and was wondering if anyone
of two foods that are equally preferred by rats?
Thank you,
Nina
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ed to see whether that same concept applies to nonhuman animals.
Does anyone know of any research that has been done in this area, either
with human or nonhuman animals?
Thank you in advance,
Nina
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the other exams instead?
Nina
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Let him take it early if it is for his convenience. If you let him take
it
late it may be unfair, as in "the squeak
ir lives.
Nina
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Michael,
I have been using Mazur for the in-class text. It is a bit tough for
the
students (it is a 200 level class) but they manag
Michael,
I am currently Conditioning & Learning, but I do not have a lab with
the course and so I am using Sniffy. My students sem to really enjoy
the program and I think you could incorporate the activities and
training of Sniffy with live rats.
Nina
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Departmen
There is a paperback book that APA publishes called Is Psychology the
Major For You. This was a couple of years back (about 7 or 8) and so I
am not sure if the book still exists, but when I was an undergraduate it
was required to buy it.
Nina
Nina L. Tarner, Ph.D.
Department of Psychology
This is no joke. I actually heard about this on the news the other day.
There are a couple of religious people baking it up and a major car
company supporting the slogan. I am foreseeing a lot of problems ahead
with this ad campaign.
Nina
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itted successfully." Or if it doesn't then perhaps your
school could have it set up like that. Just a thought.
Nina
Nina L. Tarner, Ph.D.
Department of Psychology
Shippensburg University of Pennsylvania
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My opinion about these
I ask them what they meant what they wrote. Sometimes,
they do understand the question and simply did not know how to write it and that's
where I help them express what they actually meant. Other times, they have no clue and
that's where I help them understand the concept.
Nina
Nina
procedure for a while now and the students'
who come back after their next class (there have only been three in 2 years) seem to
not get full credit for their essay questions (i.e., if they didn't know it before,
they don't know the answers when they come back either).
Nina
Nina
so that need more time.
Nina
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I was wondering which research area, within psychology and/or all areas,
is larger: research conducted on humans or research conducted on
animals?
Nina
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ed...
if you need a copy, i think i can get one. but maybe you
can contact to Takahashi Noboru at Osaka Kyoiku Daigaku
directly... i have not his email address right now but
maybe i can find it on homepage...
cheers!
makiko
Nina L. Tarner, Ph.D.
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Michael,
For Shippensburg University of Pennsylvania you can go to www.ship.edu
and then click on departments and then psychology. That page shows
requirements for both the undergraduate and graduate required courses.
Nina
Nina L. Tarner, Ph.D.
Department of Psychology
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I have also used Plotnik in the past and really enjoyed that text as well. I tend to
switch on and off every other semester or so. That way, students cannot copy exams,
quizzes, or notes, from previous students.
Nina Tarner, Ph.D.
Shippensburg University
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Mark,
I am currently using Lahey's book for my General Psych class and I really like it. The
students seem to like it also. I plan to use it again next semester
Nina Tarner, Ph.D.
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I am considering
and scent.
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Two words: Limburger Cheese
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