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While I do not address the specifics of cocaine addiction the
opponent-process model of emotions
is clearly related to this topic. Direct your friend to my WEB site
and Correlational Opponent Processing.
Ron Blue
http://msnhomepages.talkcity.com/LaGrangeLn/ronaldblue/index.html
Correlational Opp
Hi everyone:
Here's a question for you. This was asked by one of my Introductory
Psychology students and thought I would pass it on to the list:
What do you consider to be the biggest problem or challenge facing
psychology today?
Any thoughts?
Rod
R
At 06:44 PM 2/16/2000 GMT, Richard Pisacreta wrote:
>It takes work but my solution to students not doing assigned readings and
>just cramming for tests goes like this.
Tipsters,
I have not followed the entire thread on student responsibility so I
apologize if I am treading plowed ground h
On Thu, 17 Feb 2000, Matthew Raney went:
> I had a student ask what the effects of significantly high levels of
> serotonin might be, and wasn't quite sure.
I think the best answer is another question: "High levels of serotonin
_in what place_, affecting _which receptors_?" It's usually not
inf
A student asked me about something called "motor-neuron disorder" and
looked quite surprised when I said I had never heard this term before.
She said that Sarah Ferguson was an honorary chairperson (or something
like this) of a foundation for the study of this "disorder." My guess
was that this wa
On Thu, 17 Feb 2000, Matthew Raney wrote:
> I had a student ask what the effects of significantly high levels of
> serotonin might be, and wasn't quite sure. Does anyone know, or know of
> some reference where I might learn what the effects would be?
Here are a few things, based on a quickie we
Hey, all,
I had a student ask what the effects of significantly high levels of
serotonin might be, and wasn't quite sure. Does anyone know, or know of
some reference where I might learn what the effects would be?
Thanks!
Matt Raney
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Retta Poe wrote:
> If male students perceive the same behavior differently when it is
> attributed to a male prof than when it is attributed to a female prof,
> then it seems reasonable to me to hypothesize that perhap students (male
> students?) treat their male and female prof's differently. I
If you receive private replies, I'd love to see them posted to the entire
group, as I am "on the lookout" for these scales. One can also check in the
Directory of Unpublished Mental Measures (APA Publication) which most
libraries have. Thanks. JK.
"DAP Louw (Sielkunde)" wrote:
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Hi all...
My general understanding of ACh is that when production of this
neurotransmitter is blocked or receptors are prevented from receiving it, then,
in the worse case scenario, paralysis could occur ( as in curare). Over
production of ACh, I've read is associated with muscle contracti
I'd recommend that he take a look at the last book published by Robert
Altemeyer, The Authoritarian Specter (1996, Harvard University Press),
which continues his work on Right Wing Authoritarianism. He addresses this
dimension in both a political and broader sense, and I believe he addresses
the r
Geez, is there anything that ISN'T a neurotransmitter these days?
--David Epstein
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Sharada Karanth, Wen H. Yu, Anna Walczewska, Claudio Mastronardi, and
Samuel M. McCann. Ascorbic acid acts as an inhibitory transmitter in
the hypothalamus to inhibit stimulated luteinizing hor
Tipsters
A colleague is looking for a scale that measures conservatism-
liberalism (not in the political sense of the word but as in general
life values). He wants to find out whether there is a correlation with
humor. Can anybody help?
Thanks
Dap Louw
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Today (Thursday, Feb. 17), All Things Considered, on NPR will be doing a
segment on cheating among college students. The segment apparently will
report the results of a survey of college students.
I am not sure that I am up to listening, butI thought some on the list might
be interested.
Jef
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