On Sat, 18 Nov 2000, Pollak, Edward wrote:
> VIII. Thou shalt use only those sources that come from scholarly
journals
> and books. Psychology Today and other popular magazines are not
scholarly
> journals. Neither are internet sources and encyclopedias appropriate
for
> college-level papers.
Dear Listdwellers:
I have submitted a poster to WPA describing the web assignment option I offer in my Introductory Psychology classes. The nutshell is that over the course of the session or semester, the students must review 2 or 3 Psychology websites; take a minimum number of online quizzes, and
> * PAUL K. BRANDON [EMAIL PROTECTED] *
wrote:
> Note:
> The CDC has stated unequivocally that the measles vaccine used could not
> cause measles.
Why does that statement not convince me? Their "unequivocal" statements
change more often than I care to think about.
Let's see:
E
On Sat, 18 Nov 2000, Pollak, Edward wrote:
> The 10 Commandments of Paper Writing
>
> I. Though shalt not cite directly a paper thou hast not
read...
Amen, Brother! And it tickeleth the funny bone, to boot.
And while I am gratified to see just how close Brother Pollak's
views are to my
At 8:32 AM -0500 11/18/00, Beth Benoit wrote:
> SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) - Did U.S. researchers spark a measles epidemic
>that killed hundreds of Amazon Indians? Or has a crusading author unfairly
>savaged the reputations of some giants in the scientific community?
Note:
The CDC has stated unequiv
The 10 Commandments of Paper Writing
I. Though shalt not cite directly a paper thou hast not read. Neither
shalt thou include in thy reference section any paper that thou hast not
read nor any paper which has not been cited in the body of thy paper. Such
practices constitute the "padding" o
Tasha R. Howe wrote
I'm teaching senior seminar for the first time this winter. I
would REALLY appreciate all your ideas. What do you do in there? What
topics do you cover? Specific readings you love? Fun/unique
assignments/activities? It's supposed to be an "integrative" experience
that ties all
Title: Yanomami
I used to discuss the Yanomami in earlier years in social psych. (as a group who seemed inclined to great amounts of violence in their culture), but recent developments suggesting that the reports might be skewed caused me to stop including that info until more is known. This ju
