I saw an interesting review of a book about Sigmund Freud in The _London
Review of Books_ (go to: http://www.lrb.co.uk/v22/n08/borc2208.htm). The
review, entitled "How a Fabrication Differs from a Lie" was written by
Mikkel Borch-Jacobsen. He reviews a book by Han Israëls, which was
published
Hi all,
This shooting was reported in today's (Thursday's) NY Times online.
http://www.nytimes.com/aponline/a/AP-Socialite-Shooting.html
What I found particularly interesting was Dittman's (chair of the
counseling department) statement, "... and I knew that he was
unstable."
For those who
Dear Tipsters,
My colleague Stephen Black wrote:
Canuck first. Here, education is a provincial responsibility, and
nowhere guarded more jealously than in my own province of Quebec,
a province more unique (sic) than the others. In the current
Quebec system, there are 11 grades after
Joyce Morris contributed some references for me to check out
(thanks, Joyce). Here's one that says it all--and little seems to
have been done since then.
-Stephen
1 : Obes Surg 1993 May;3(2):197-200 Related Articles, Books
Operations that are Questionable for Control of Obesity.
Fobi MA
Tipsters,
We are currently looking to upgrade our statistics software. I was
interested in what is being used in other departments. Would you also
indicate the number of majors and whether you are in a public or private
institution.
Thanks
Gary
Gary J. Klatsky
Department of Psychology
Just a little more on the Canadian educational system, from another
province (Nova Scotia). We have 13 years of primary and secondary
schooling and there are both 3- and 4-year undergraduate degree
programs. The former are usually designated 'general' degrees
while 4-year degrees are 'majors'
This discussion has been interesting, but I am still puzzled by these systems.
I recently received an e-mail from a former student who just finished a
"2:1 Psychology BA" from a University in England. Can anybody explain this
to me? (I've asked my student, but haven't heard a reply yet.)
Hi Folks,
I teach at a small liberal arts college in PA. Every year, we go
through the debate over what to do with statistics. At our school,
stats
is taught in the math department. My preference would be to do the
course in our department. Does anyone know what the national trends
are?
Where do
After reading some of the responses I've received I realized I need to
revise my request. I understand that most schools have multiple statistics
packages available. I'm interested in whether you use a specific package as
part of your statistics/research methods instruction. Our psychology dept
Chris,
I teach at Eureka College, which is also a small, liberal arts school.
Though we would like to teach statistics in our department, it is taught
out of the mathematics department, instead. My colleague does, however,
teach an advanced statistics course for psychology and other social
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