Way way back J J Gibson wrote a book titled "The senses as perceptual systems".
If I remember correctly his approach was that the perceptual laws were
inborn.Is this still a current debatable issue? And did this debate rose to the
level of the Chomsky -Skinner debate re language?
Michael "omnice
���>Did Freud really say "where id is, there shall ego be"?
>and "anatomy is destiny"? …
Yes (more or less) and yes.
"Where id was, there ego shall be." New Introductory Lectures on
Psychoanalysis (1933).
"…the morphological distinction [between girls and boys] is bound to
find expression in d
Did Freud really say "where id is,there shall ego be"? and "anatomy is destiny"?
or are these statements the deductions of others from his writings?
Michael "omnicentric" Sylvester,PhD
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Is the D in Chris' middle initial stand for Darwin?
And who is Jim Matiya? where has he lived?
Michael
(Not necessarily mid-week humor)
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No - by far (for me) is the chocolate that I had growing up in
Canonsburg - produced by a family company named Sarris. THAT is good
chocolate. David is addicted to their chocolate covered pretzels. The
peanut butter meltaway and the truffles are just fabulous. Oh, and they
made a big chocolate
On Fri, 25 Sep 2009 12:12:02 -0700, Michael Sylvester wrote:
>Is the fish ice cream sushi based?
No, it uses a fish called "saury". See:
http://mail2web.com/blog/2004/08/fish-flavored-ice-cream/
and the entry on fish ice cream (Sanma Aisu) at:
http://bertc.com/subfive/recipes/japanese_ice_creams
Is the fish ice cream sushi based? Best candy I have had is a product called
nutella and best chocolate were given to me by by Danish friends from Aarhus,
Please note that I am no longer underground.
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Hi All,
Oops and sorry! I meant to send this backchannel and didn't mean to
clutter everyone's mailbox!
Hope all in Tipsville are having a good weekend.
Best,
Linda
Linda M. Woolf, Ph.D. wrote:
Hi Tim,
I'm
Title: tag
Hi Tim,
I'm sure this is true. Nonetheless, no bucks involved but rather just
conversations with friends and historians who live there. Probably just
depends on who you ask.
Best,
Linda
Shearon, Tim wrote:
Linda-
And a pret
"You can't teach an old dogma new tricks." Dorothy Parker
From: Linda M. Woolf, Ph.D. [wool...@webster.edu]
Sent: Saturday, August 29, 2009 4:32 PM
To: Teaching in the Psychological Sciences (TIPS)
Subject: Re: [tips] info: Kennedy
Bourgeoi
when Kennedy jokingly
> thanked his translator for his translation of Kennedy's German
> sentence into German.
>
>
> <http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:JFK_Ich_bin_ein_Berliner_-_civis_Romanus_sum.png>
> John F. Kennedy's phonetic transcription of the German a
Title: tag
Bourgeois, Dr. Martin wrote:
Although it is false, the legend has since been repeated by
reputable media, such as the publisher of the Morning Call, Tim
Kennedy, and the BBC (by
Alistair Cooke
in his
L
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:JFK_Ich_bin_ein_Berliner_-_civis_Romanus_sum.png>
John F. Kennedy's phonetic transcription of the German and Latin phrases in the
Ich bin ein Berliner speech
During the speech Kennedy used the phrase twice, ending his speech on it.
However, Kennedy did pronounce th
Title: tag
Hi All,
Yes, indeed! And he is oft quoted to that effect!
Linda
Christopher D. Green wrote:
JFK once famously told an audience in Berlin that he was a jelly
doughnut.
Chris Green
York U.
Toronto
JFK once famously told an audience in Berlin that he was a jelly doughnut.
Chris Green
York U.
Toronto
michael sylvester wrote:
>
>
> did any of the Kennedys speak other languages? I know that Jacquie was
> fluent in French.But how about Gaelic?
> I know that Ted flunked Spanish.
>
did any of the Kennedys speak other languages? I know that Jacquie was fluent
in French.But how about Gaelic?
I know that Ted flunked Spanish.
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Is the following still standard practice for tipsters?
-putting books,articles on reserve in the library
-requiring and/or recommending extra readings for a course
and how do you assess that students fulfilled the tasks?
and how have the digital and cyberspace era impact your assignments?
Please
ker? Does it require only self-labelling?
Give me something.
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>
> Are there tipsters with original and divergent ide
Are there tipsters with original and divergent ideas? Why am I the only one on
this list who demonstrates creative and divergent thinking? I guess like
Associate Justice Sonia Sotomayor I can say
"My experiences allow me not to be in the box like white tipsters and
Eurocentrics, and hence my be
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More important: How is it that your note keep evading my spam filter?
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As someone trained
>From: "michael sylvester"
>
> Has any United States President addressed an APA
> convention?
>
Yes, President Obama did today.
nday, June 15, 2009 12:35 PM
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Has any United States President addressed an APA convention?
Did Nany Reagan invite JB Rhine to the White House?
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Daytona Beach,Florida
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Did Nany Reagan invite JB Rhine to the White House?
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I am aware of no data suggesting that children resemble fathers more than
mothers. I do, however, remember a study which found that a (putative) father's
family, and especially his in-laws, were more likely to SAY that a new baby
resembled the father.
Edward I. Pollak, Ph.D.
Department of Psy
Is it true that kids tend to resemble their dads as nature's assurance to the
dad that the kids are his?
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Do women who receive a face transplant able to demonstate facial emotions? If
according to Ekman certain groups
of facial muscles are involved in specfic emotions,wouldn't the tampering of
those muscles through transplant impede specific emotional expressions? and
this could possinly throw faci
does anyone know if the 16PF is available in Spanish?
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Which is not difficult.
A fixed ratio contingency selectively reinforcers high rates (the
faster the subject responds, the sooner it gets reinforced), so
that's where we usually see high rates.
It's also easy to more specifically shape rates -- requiring (as
Stephen said) shorter and shorter
sbl...@ubishops.ca wrote:
Of course if you want _really_ high rates, you have to selectively
reinforce for them (progressively targeting shorter inter-response
times).
I've heard that you can get a pigeon to peck fast enough that way to melt
its beak, undoubtedly an exaggeration, and fortun
On 21 Apr 2009 at 17:24, Ken Steele wrote:
> I have had a few rats that have produced very high response
> rates. In one case, the rat was grabbing the bar with its teeth
> and shaking the bar like it had caught a prey.
Of course if you want _really_ high rates, you have to selectively
reinfo
I remember having to dust the pigeons for mites--put them in a paper bag
with Sevin powder, shake it around a little, and hold my breath. It's no
wonder I developed asthma.
Carol
Hey: just imagine if you had develeloped Shake and Bake pigeon line of
food you would have been a millionair
9 3:12 PM
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Subject: Re: [tips] info: pigeons or rats
The main reasons that Skinner switched from rats to pigeons were:
1. Their visual system (in terms of acuity and color sensitivity) is
much like humans.
2. They were available for free on the
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I have had a few rats that have produced very high response
rates. In one case, the rat was grabbing the bar with its teeth
and shaking the bar like it had caught a prey.
And who said that we should not bite the hand that feeds us.
M
Paul Brandon wrote:
On Apr 21, 2009, at 2:40 PM, Ken Steele wrote:
msylves...@copper.net wrote:
Are pigeons preferred in demonstrating conditioning principles than rats
or vice versa?
It depends on the phenomenon under investigation. One advantage
of pigeons is that they are very long-liv
On Apr 21, 2009, at 2:40 PM, Ken Steele wrote:
msylves...@copper.net wrote:
Are pigeons preferred in demonstrating conditioning principles
than rats
or vice versa?
It depends on the phenomenon under investigation. One advantage
of pigeons is that they are very long-lived. You can run a
The main reasons that Skinner switched from rats to pigeons were:
1. Their visual system (in terms of acuity and color sensitivity) is
much like humans.
2. They were available for free on the window sill of his lab on the
7th floor of the Pillsbury flour mill that he used during WWII.
He was
msylves...@copper.net wrote:
Are pigeons preferred in demonstrating conditioning principles than rats
or vice versa?
It depends on the phenomenon under investigation. One advantage
of pigeons is that they are very long-lived. You can run a
variety of parametric manipulations for years
Are pigeons preferred in demonstrating conditioning principles than rats or
vice versa?
What are the pros and cons?
Michael Sylvester,PhD
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Since the atomic clock has been advanced or reversed one second,do we get an
additional post today?
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Why is there name-calling and more from the self-appointed cultural dude? Gee
Michael. Gary
Gerald L. (Gary) Peterson, Ph.D.
Professor, Psychology
Saginaw Valley State University
University Center, MI 48710
989-964-4491
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why is t
why is there such a lack of divergent ,critical,and creative thinking on TIPS?
At times it seems like same old same old,
Michael Sylvester,PhD
Daytone Beach,Florida
"when everyone thinks alike,nobody is thinking"
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believes anything, but a prudent man gives
> thought to his steps."
>
>
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ce Etblast.
Miguel
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Hi Paul, I would contact the editor of each journal and let them know about
your discovery. If they are, indeed, an instance of
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A student and I stumbled upon two identical papers with slightly different
titles published in the same journal two months apart.
The assignment was for the students to find two papers on a topic of interest
and compare and contrast t
A student and I stumbled upon two identical papers with slightly different
titles published in the same journal two months apart.
The assignment was for the students to find two papers on a topic of
interest and compare and contrast the researcher¹s findings in the two
papers. I didn¹t rule out th
If a prof publishes the same article in two different journals,should this be
counted as two publications?
I knew a colleague who published the same study in two different journals but
he submitted two different
titles . Is there an ethical issue here? I should have reported this to his
tenure
Although the terms may be used interchangeably,is physiological psychology the
same as biological psychology?
It seems to me that biological psych has some aspects of comparative.
Michael Sylvester,PhD
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quot; Dorothy Parker
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Subject: re: [tips] info
On Mon, 08 Sep 2008 17:47:57 -0700, Michael Sylvester wrote:
>What parts of the brai
On Mon, 08 Sep 2008 17:47:57 -0700, Michael Sylvester wrote:
>What parts of the brain is involved when Pentecostals speak in tongues?
>Broca or Wernicke?
Neither. See:
http://www.newswise.com/articles/view/524795/
and/or
www.pas.rochester.edu/~tim/introframe/tongues.pdf
-Mike Palij
New York
What parts of the brain is involved when Pentecostals speak in tongues?
Broca or Wernicke?
Michael Sylvester,PhD
DAytona Beach,Flopida
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I thought that it was at University of Illinois-Champaign-Urbana where the
degree was first grantedsomewhere in the late 70s
Michael
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On Tue, 02 Sep 2008 07:10:48 -0700. Michael Sylvester wrote:
>Who was the first individual to receive a PsyD degree?
One source (McConnell 1984) states that the first Psy.D. program
was established at the Institute of Psychology at the University of
Montreal in the late 1940s but does not indicate
Who was the first individual to receive a
PsyD degree?
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Is it true that the suicide rate for psychiatrists is very high?
Who are the famous behavioral scientits who committed suicide? And did they do
it with understanding?
Please note that I stand corrected on Thomas Szasz.
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Michael,
Quit being so negative...:)
Jim
Jim Matiya
Florida Gulf Coast University
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Contributor, for Karen Huffman's Psychology in Action, Video Guest Lecturettes
John Wiley and Sons.
Using David Myers' texts for AP Psychology? Go to
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Why am I the only one posting photos on Tips?
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much
longer.
Nevertheless, we are probably older due to all the stress of keeping up with
the alarm clocks!
--Mike
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To: "Teachin
outh State University
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This is true only in the
This is true only in the absence of external drivers such as light
cycles.
In other words, if you're trapped in a cave by circadian rhythm
experiments.
On Jul 31, 2008, at 11:43 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
> Since the body's day is on a 25 (not 24) cycle does that mean that
> we are actu
Since the body's day is on a 25 (not 24) cycle does that mean that we are
actually younger in age than the conventional calendar?
Michael Sylvester,PhD
Daytona Beach,Flotida
I am a Leo.The first man on yhe moon was a Leo,Fidel Castro is a Leo.And
historical sources think that Wundt
was a Le
Are midget students viewed as special needs students?
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>
> How is E.G Boring for the history of psychology?
"Classic" but full of errors, agendas, and generally considered out of date.
Chris
--
Christopher D. Green
Department of Psychology
York University
Toronto, ON M3J 1P3
Canada
416-736-2100 ex. 66164
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How is E.G Boring for the history of psychology?
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Not that I know of, although I would not take that as any evidence that similar
attitudes are not prevalent among politicians here. There is at present
debates about a proposal for a government Minister (Culture I think?) to be
able to veto grants to cultural organizations (e.g., for making
Are there Canadian golden fleece awards similar to that awarded by U.S
congresspersons?
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Christopher DChris: I believe that there is a cultural aspect underlying the
development of certain schools of Psychology' .It would seem that the European
schools of Psychology tento focus on mind independent of culture and national
characteristics.Most European schools are into a "mind"tri
I have never heard this expression used to describe functionalism. To my
mind, it does very little to illuminate that school of psychology either
(except perhaps to those who already know a lot about it). If you want
to know about fundtionalism (and something of its relations to
pragmatism) yo
The expression "if the shoes fit,wear it" has been pinned as a way to view the
underlying notion of functionalism.Is this
what James,Dewey,and the others had in mind?
And compare and contrast the American philosophy of Pragmatism (James/Pierce)
and the early functional school
of psychology.
Mic
Is it ethical to have the same article in two different journals and count this
as two different publications on employment
sensitive positions ? And how about having two different
titles for the same article? Should we begin to use the term aka?
Michael Sylvester,PhD
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Only if European ;-)
On May 6, 2008, at 10:46 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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>
> If you are skeptical about handwriting analysis,will your skepticism
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>
> Michael Sylvester,PhD
> Daytona Beach,Florida
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If you are skeptical about handwriting analysis,will your skepticism show up in
your handwriting?
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Are intro to pschology texts available in Spanish? And where can I order a
copy?
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Michael Sylvester asks:
>To be knocked out means to go to sleep.True or False.
False. In normal use, of course, it is what would happen to any of us if we
got into the ring with a heavyweight boxer. But in British English it can
more rarely mean two other things:
To be extremely tired - e.g., I f
To be knocked out means to go to sleep .True or False.
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Michael Sylvester wrote:
>
>
> LSome history of psych texts refer to the British empirical
> tradition.I am not aware of some similar reference to an Americam
> empirical tradition.
Empiricism has been a mainstay of British philosophy for several hundred
years -- (Bacon & Hobbes, kind of, and
LSome history of psych texts refer to the British empirical tradition.I am
not aware of some similar reference to an Americam empirical tradition.
Of course that does not imply that empiricism does not exist in American
psychology.But the reference to "British" seem to be unique.Is this becaus
d, "they are often difficult to correct."
On the Net: <http://www.oldkewgardens.com>
Ken Pope
Deposition & Cross-Examination Questions on Tests & Psychometrics:
<http://kspope.com/assess/deposition.php>
"Look at all the sentences that seem true and question them."
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Several months ago I asked both here and on another list (do feel free to
delete if you read this on the other list) what insights people had about the
Kitty Genovese Murder as I had read years ago on the Kew Gardens website that
the case was grossly misrepresented in the NY Times report upon wh
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Can the expression "it rhymes with rich" be considered offensive.I am thinking
of responding to an offensive personal e-mail I received.
Michael Sylvester,PhD
Daytona Beach,Florida
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Can the expression "it rhymes with rich" be considered offensive.I am thinking
of responding to an offensive personal e-mail I received.
Michael Sylvester,PhD
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What is the status of Counseling Psychology? is this a bona fide field of
Psychology? Way,way back I knew a few folks in Counseling Psych but I could
never figure out how scientific their training was.They had a lot of touchy
feely California stuff around.
Michael Sylvester,PhD
daytona Beach,F
Do hermaphrodites lactate?Michael Sylvester,PhDDaytona Beach,Florida
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Only the first 4 paragraphs of about 10 or more but more detail on the subject:
Resolution Adopted by APA on
August 19, 2007
Reaffirmation of the American Psychological Association Position Against
Torture and Other Cruel, Inhuman, or Degrading Treatment or Punishment and Its
Application to Ind
Which is the more appropriate terminology -intermittent reinforcement or
partial reinforcement?
Michael Sylvester,PhD
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Good morning and sorry for the cross-posting
I have come across this website:
http://www.oldkewgardens.com/ss-nytimes-3.html
The author suggests that the facts as reported in the NYTimes and used by
Latane and Darling to formulate the background of their work on bystander
apathy, are completely
Alan D recently wrote a book titled Blasphemy. Doesn't he also favor the use of torture?He is a respected Harvard scholar.Michael Sylvester,PhDDaytona Beach,Florida
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Just wondering if Her Majesty has made any Behavioral scientist a knight. I
know of Sir Cyril Burt (sp) but he was a scientist.Btw,wasn't he the dude who
reported false data?
Could we expect to see a Sir Christopher Green,Sir Stephen Black, and
Sir Allan Esteron in the future?
Michael Sylvester,
did R D Laing state that there are no crazy individuals only crazy
environments?
also did he advocate the idea that if a schizophrenic scattered feces
on the wall it should be perceived as art?
Michael Sylvester,PhD
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Is Google a noun or a verb?
If it is a verb like "to google",why does it begin with a capital
letter?
I do not have this issue with Yahoo.
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I could swear that I read somewhere that recall of info is higher
for a boring lecturer than a superhyped emotional lecturer?
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Don't some of those common sense edicts are in line with the
principle of falsifiability-in that they could not be disproved
or approved?
Michael Sylvester,PhD
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On 4 December Michael Sylvester wrote:
> Just curious-are there any black graders at those annual AP sessions?
Just curious, Michael, but why do you ask so many questions but rarely
answer those put to *you*?
>On 29 November Michael Sylvester wrote:
>>My question: list five psychosexual stages
>>
Just curious-are there any black graders at those annual AP sessions?
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Which political party works in the best interest of Psychological
science?
Proxmire had the golden fleece award,but he was a democrat.
Isn't Dr.Laura a republican?
Michael Sylvester,PhD
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Do students have a right to fail?
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Is it true that if a doctoral candidate wants to be successful
on the comprehensives and dissertation defense, he/she should have these
scheduled on a friday late afternoon?
Michael Sylvester,PhD
Daytona Beach,Florida
Sent via
Something secularistic perhaps?
Wow: opponent process theory may be at work-the
scientific Wundt with a spiritual epitaph,maybe James the
spiritual type of dude with a secular
epitaph.
Sorry folks,I could not resist.
Michael Sylvester,PhD
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Michael Sylvester asked the following Yankeecentric plaintive question:
"Is Canadian football real?"
Yes, Michael, very real. According to my remembered history of my alma
mater, McGill University, and confirmed by Wikipedia, the first modern
North American-style football game was an internatio
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