Hi folks,
I received a very strange letter today addressed to a slew of
individuals with psy or edu addresses. I was wondering if any
others on tips received the same letter. I'm just trying to
figure out how (where)my address was chosen.
Thanks,
Pam
Pamela Joyce Shapiro | email:
Hi Folks,
I'm at home and my APA publication manual is at work. I have a question
that hopefully someone can answer.
I need to reference something from an Encyclopedia (a professional one
similar to the Encyclopedia of Aging). How does one reference as
specific entry and the author?
Thanks,
Some of you mentioned "The Psychology Place" Is that a website like TIPS?
Can someone provide me the email address? Thanks.
Rip Pisacreta
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Hi Jim and all Tipsters,
Jim Guinee wrote:
> Hmm...can you say more about "her ethics?" I don't understand that.
I think part of this comes from her practice of "yellow journalism". This was
certainly the case with the previous study concerning child sexual contact. See
below for more relate
Laura and folks:
There is a good although not yet definite possibility that I too will be
teaching a class in Adolescence this fall. So please post responses to this
query to the general list. Thanks so much.
Nancy Melucci
El Camino College
Torrance, CA
In the fall I will be teaching a course on adolescence for the first time. I would
appreciate any ideas or suggestions any of you might have for me on teaching this
course. I am especially interested in any videos you have found useful, and relevant
classroom demonstrations.
Thanks!
Laura D
Rainer Scheuchenpflug, in response to my posting of the article that
discusses how the restricted range of family environments leads to
misleading conclusions about the importance of shared environment wrote:
>I just wanted to add that Mrs. Harris would probably be very happy with
>Stoolmiller
> In a related vein, I see that our old "friend" Dr. Laura is at it again,
> with another attack on psychology in today's newspaper column (if you
> don't get her column in Germany, I give you my hearty congratulations...).
> At one point she writes (about a recent journal article),
>
> "The co
Hi tipsters. I'm looking into scanners for scoring multiple choice
exams. Our Psychology 100 course has multiple sections of about 65
students so we need a scanner that can handle moderately high volume but
will not be in use more than about once a month. We want to scan
exams, send the data
Rainer Scheuchenpflug wrote:
> Please note: I do not want to imply that Jeffrey Nagelbush
> endorses any of these views and criticisms against Judith Rich
> Harris' book; if this post could be read that way, please
> attribute it to my being a non native speaker of English.
No, no, your p
Dear Tipsters,
Jeffrey Nagelbush pointed out two interesting articles in Psychological
Bulletin, one of which is on the nature-nurture debate:
> The author, Mike Stoolmiller, argues that, for adoption studies, shared
> environmental effects are significantly underestimated while genetic and
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