Hello everyone,
I was told to ignore Michael but I just can't (but I will try after
this). This post makes no sense to me at all (much like his last one).
I don't think the first sentence should have been written in past tense
because as the post continues we are in the present again. I would l
In a message dated 3/23/99 9:29:03 PM Eastern Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
> In my classes students are required to complete a term project. Last
> semester I had such diversity of learning styles in my classes that I gave
> them the option of a traditional research paper, a natura
On Tue, 23 Mar 1999, Michael Britt wrote:
> Can anyone point me in a fruitful direction for resources on this topic,
> particularly as it relates to musicians, actors, etc??
>
Not particularly fruitful but I can contribute the one lonely and
neglected paper in my file. It's Stanton (1994),
Hello everyone,
Just joined and I have already found this to be a stimulating and
diverse group. I do have opinions regarding the issue of Ph.D. vs.
Psy.d vs. LCSW vs MFCC. For a teaching position at a university your
bet bet would be a Ph.d. forget the Psy.d. An M.A. in Psychology will
enable
This is an urban legend! It is a hoax! It is untrue!
Kathy
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"Lynn DellaPietra, Ph.D." wrote:
> Subject:New email virus (this is no joke)
>
> Hey everyone. I'm pretty sure this is for real, so be careful
>
> >If you receive an email titled "It Takes Guts to Say 'J
> Obviously I had no idea my email was infected.
CORRECT!
> My anti
>virus program did not catch it.
CORRECT! None did until after the virus was invented.
Nina,
The WISC III came out in 1991 and I believe the WISC-R came out in 1974.
Intelligence tests have their roots with psychology being a separate
discipline. This took place in latter part of the nineteenth century when
Wundt set up the first scientific psychology lab. The study of mental
Matt,
The art of teaching is something that continually evolves with experience.
What matters more than a "right" or "wrong" approach is to know your
own teaching strengths and weaknesses so that you can maximize your
strengths. Second is to know your students if that is feasible. With
techn
This is another hoax--please do NOT forward it to everyone!
It is _impossible_ for a text file to carry a virus. Not
difficult--impossible! Unless a file is an attachment (i.e., a Microsoft
Word file with an attached macro virus or an executable file such as
happy99.exe) which _mu
I was just asked off list whether or not anti-rejection medication is needed
following corneal transplants. . . thought I'd share the answer to the list
for those who may try to explain my 'behavior' based on extended use of
steroids !!
=) procrastinating again . . .
Sandra NR
In a message da
Please folks, practice some critical thinking skills before passing on
every email you receive warning of some new and deadly virus. Take the time
to verify what you receive. At the least, check a couple of reliable
sources. The info below was cut and pasted from Symantec's (a popular
anti-virus s
When I was a kid a local priest received one of the first heart
transplants. The donor was an executed strangler. The priest started
choking people in the confessional. Only kidding, but this was a tv show
plot about 30 years ago.
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As one of the few MSW/Ph.D. combos, I want to add my two cents to this
thread.
I usually approach this issue looking at time, money and prestige. Now, I
know that people will disagree with my thinking on this but feel free to add
your own interpretations. Also, all my facts are from California
Hi Tipsters
First my most sincere apology for infecting the list and causing any of you
any inconvenience. Obviously I had no idea my email was infected. My anti
virus program did not catch it. I have now learned my lesson: never run any
programs even if mailed from a known source, and keep yo
Does anyone know where I could get hold of a list of
non-APA psychology (and related) journals with the type of
review process required for publication? I know it
will be impossible to get a complete list but any
list would be better than starting from scratch.
Thanks.
Ron
Ron Apland [EMAI
Annette & Others,
E-Prime is an upgraded version of the full MEL System. From what I have
been told by Psych. Software Tools, there is no plan for having a student
(MELLAB) type version.
At 11:40 AM 3/23/99 -0800, Annette Taylor wrote:
>
>
>In order to save space I deleted your long posting, b
On Tue, 23 Mar 1999, Michael Britt wrote:
> Can anyone point me in a fruitful direction for resources on this topic,
> particularly as it relates to musicians, actors, etc??
>
> Thanks for the help..Mike
>
There is an interesting segment on Basketball performance anxiety
of Karl
On Tue, 23 Mar 1999, Johnna K. Shapiro wrote:
> At 12:30 PM -0500 3/23/99, Michael Sylvester wrote:
> > I point out to students that there are basically four ways to
> >establish belief:by authority,feelins,reason and the scientific.
> >SNIP...
> >psychology examines all these
> >methods in
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From: Joseph Kishman[SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Tuesday, March 23, 1999 2:56 PM
To: Alec Meltzer; Amy Hammersmith; Ann Francis; Bill Carmichael; Burke; Carl T
Jankiewicz; Chris Caruso; Chris Rutledge; Clarion Wise; Dan Applegate; Dan Piper; Dave
Effross; Eddie Belmont; Em
In response to Bob Keefer's post:
"...I certainly hope Frank Landy's 'Psychology of Work Behavior'
is still being published. I've used it, happily, for years.
And I'm hoping to use it this fall..."
I checked the Brooks/Cole web site and found that Landy is indeed still
available, but we're talki
I agree with Bob that EPrime will be a great upgrade to Mel Professional. I
have the beta version and it is a much more user friendly package. There
is, however, no upgrade to Mellab that is out there as far as I know. Given
the new interface, it will be easy to generate the canned experiments t
On Tue, 23 Mar 1999, Donette Steele wrote:
> Hello everyone,
>
> I am just trying to figure out what M.Sylvester means by "there may be
> dead persons walking". Also how do dead minds walk? Also how will
> psychology awaken their minds- students, "dead persons" and "walking
> dead minds". I
At 12:30 PM -0500 3/23/99, Michael Sylvester wrote:
> I point out to students that there are basically four ways to
>establish belief:by authority,feelins,reason and the scientific.
>SNIP...
>psychology examines all these
>methods in order to allow them to look for flaws in arguments.
I was
Can anyone point me in a fruitful direction for resources on this topic,
particularly as it relates to musicians, actors, etc??
Thanks for the help..Mike
---
Michael A. Britt, Ph.D.
Psychology Department
On Tue, 23 Mar 1999, David Campbell wrote:
> I would love to see a systematic assessment of ALL the I/O texts if
> someone has the time. These "other texts" include: Jewell, Aamodt,
> Lowenberg & Conrad, Smither, Berry, Cascio, Riggio, Spector, Auerbach, Saal
> & Knight, and Dipboye et al.
Need some help here. In my senior seminar, a group of students were
presenting a debate on racial differences in intelligence (a topic from the
taking sides book). For the side stating that there ARE racial differences,
one argument that this person used was that Blacks tend to have higher
testost
Several weeks ago, comments on texts surveying
industrial/organizational psychology were summarized here. This posting
included an item from the TIPS archive in which I said the Schultz & Schultz
text ("Psychology & Work Today," Prentice Hall) was superficial when
compared with Muchinsky ("P
Another program to consider is SuperLabPro. They have had a
16-bit windows version for quite a while and are currently
testing their 32-bit version.
Demo versions can be found at www.cedrus.com
Ken
--
Kenneth M. Steele[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Associate Professo
do people who wear dentures undergo a radical change in their eating
preferences?
after all,if they have lost and removed their natural teeth when they were
eating mangoes,do they now change to tamarind?
Btw,there is a story about a person who underwent a penile enhancing
procedure.He said that
Hello everyone,
I am just trying to figure out what M.Sylvester means by "there may be
dead persons walking". Also how do dead minds walk? Also how will
psychology awaken their minds- students, "dead persons" and "walking
dead minds". I would love to see one of the walking dead minds, in fact
In order to save space I deleted your long posting, but
what I am curious about is whether there will be a complementary
Mellab program.
The E-prime sounds like an upgraded version of the full Mel system
but not the student version, called Mellab.
I am more interested in a student version than
In a message dated 3/23/99 1:53:06 PM Eastern Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
> Subj: Re: Heart transplant recipients
> Date:3/23/99 1:53:06 PM Eastern Standard Time
> From:[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Don Allen)
> Sender: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Reply-to:mailto:[EMAIL PR
On Tue, 23 Mar 1999, Annette Taylor wrote:
> But if they don't go to a windows format with the new P2s coming
> in we will have to deep six them too.
But they have! The beta is currently testing. This is a little long,
but there's obviously some interest here. I'll attach the announcement
be
Mathew-
I don't have any hard data on this, but my sister-in-law is the recipient
of a heart and very active in the area of transplant support groups. I
asked if they had head of anything in this area and I got the following
response:
Don - My info is anectdotal from people in Barries group,
Remember when social psychologists -in order to assess honesty and
integrity-employed the lost letter technique?
Letters were left at several locations and depending on how many
were returned,they would make judgments about people.
I have been toying with the idea of having students drop letters
I point out to students that there are basically four ways to
establish belief:by authority,feelins,reason and the scientific.
And that their life is guided by these.So they make judgments about
their world based on these and that psychology examines all these
methods in order to allow t
Couldn't resist this one !
The report is entitled, Independent Medical Evaluation for the Nevada State
Athletic Commission. The commission was seeking advice in the question of
whether or not Tyson was/is fit to warrant reinstatement of his boxing
license. It appears as though the actual and c
On Tue, 23 Mar 1999, Erica Klein wrote:
> Wondering if any list members will be attending/presenting at the Division
> 14 conference in Atlanta next month? Might be nice to put some faces to
> some names...
> Erica Klein
> University of Houston
> [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>
don't they have thei
> annette
>
> ps. anyone know where 'deep six' comes from?
>From burying 'six feet under'?
Dave
===
David J. Bennett Ph.D.Voice: 617/521-2603
Department of Psychology Email:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Simmons College
300 The Fenway
On Mon, 22 Mar 1999, Gary Klatsky wrote:
> Like many of you I have added a critical thinking
> component to my class (I use Levy, 1997 Tools of Critical Thinking) and use
>
>
Gary,
Do you require this as a student text, or do you choose assignments from
Levy's book? I've recently become i
I have run into similar problems. One thing I have found that helps it
work is to exit windows and reboot in dos. running the dos prompt
through windows is when we get the problem of blank screens.
Yes, it is time I think to go to a new program. I've been looking at
Lab in Cognition and Perceptio
Wondering if any list members will be attending/presenting at the Division
14 conference in Atlanta next month? Might be nice to put some faces to
some names...
Erica Klein
University of Houston
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>Ethics Question, perhaps: Mike Tyson's psy eval was published on net by
>"smoking gun". Why is this public domain?
The only thing that might make sense is to claim that it was obtained with
public funds as a part of the criminal justice system? But that can't be
right. My recollection is that
For folks who are going to APA this summer, you might be interested in a
symposium that David Wulff has organized and that I will be participating
in. Don't know any more details than I can provide from the mail below.
The idea of the symposium is to alternatives to using the standard textbok
in
> --
> (written by Inge Bretherton, Professor, Child and Family Studies,
> University of Wisconsin-Madison)
>
> Mary D. Salter Ainsworth, one of the preeminent developmental
> psychologists
> of the 20th century, died in Charlottesville, VA on March 21, 1999, after
> a
> lengthy illne
Ethics Question, perhaps: Mike Tyson's psy eval was published on net by
"smoking gun". Why is this public domain?
Dennis,
You might find it useful to take a look at the chapter on path analysis in the
APA volume edited by Grimm & Yarnold, _Reading and understanding multivariate
statistics_ (APA, 1995).. It's a conceptual introduction with a list of
references for additional reading.
Pat Cabe
Good morning. Just came in from a delightful although
deliberately short walk. And does it feel good. I've been off the
streets for a couple of weeks. A hip kink from a misstep and the ravages
of whatever non-flu crud was racing around here will do that. I have to
admit that as I step
Looking for a good protocol on how to do Interpersonal Therapy (IPT) as part of
Counseling Psych lesson. Ideas? Thanks
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Looks like I will have to seek out "The Meme Machine" for some good
reading this summer.
Dawkins and Dennett see meme selection as a process that conforms to
the laws of natural selection exactly. As an aspiring social
psychologist, I have to disagree. This doesn't fit with the massive
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