Hi Linda and others,
You're right. I can't believe I missed it. Marty wrote me about it, and
I'm wondering when I got to be so humor-challenged. I guess I could plead
end-of-the-semester snow blindness or something.
Thanks for your post.
Beth
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>From: "Linda M. Woolf, Ph.D." <[EMA
Jeff -- perhaps if you let your students have some of that wine before they
fill out their evaluations!
Vivian Hamilton
Portland Community College
At 09:09 AM 12/13/2000 -0700, Jeff Ricker wrote:
>I know that I haven't been a very good teacher this semester. I've been
>having some personal p
For you information:
>>EPIDEMIOLOGY
>>
>>Taking the Long View of Depression
>>Fifty-year Study Reveals Rise in the Illness Among Younger Women
>>
>>You would not find Stirling County on a map of Atlantic Canada, but it is
>>a
>>real place. It was given this protective pseudonym by Alexander Lei
Beth, I agree that wanting the special treatment wasn't funny (sadly, I get
these each semester too, and never give in); it was the part about doing an
intern (as opposed to an internship) that I found funny.
marty
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From: Beth Benoit [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
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...lots of reasons to want a dispensation. The best one I've heard happened to
a colleague of my wife's, at an unnamed major university in the deep south, at
which the homecoming election is truly a BIG DEAL (as in life-sized color
portraits of candidates--who often were, sexist as it may sound
I didn't find Marty's post funny, but not because I'm offended, think he's
insensitive or any of the reasons on that little private list some TIPSters
seem to keep which decides which posts are politically incorrect.
The reason it's not funny to me anymore is that I get AT LEAST ONE of these
ever
Stephen Black wrote:
> The actor who plays Freud has lines which I'm certain are taken
> verbatim from his writings, although there are no references. At
> one point the video has this (exclusive transcription I've just
> made exclusively for the benefit of TIPS):
>
> Voiceover:
>
> It was not un
At 09:09 AM 12/13/2000 -0700, Jeff Ricker wrote:
>I know that I haven't been a very good teacher this semester. I've been
>having some personal problems, my car got a flat tire just before an
>important lecture, I graded one of the tests after drinking a few
>glasses of wine, and, well, I guess I
My TA received the following email from a student yesterday. Before reading
it, please note that I love my students (well, most of them), and I'm not
doing this to make fun of the student who sent it, but just because I find
it to be hilarious and I hope somebody else gets a laugh out of it too.
Greetings all,
For those that are interested, I think the 1980's Lubow book that Mike is
referring to is:
Lubow, R. E. (1989). Latent inhibition and conditioned attention theory.
Cambridge University Press.
Bob Batsell
Kalamazoo College
"Michael J. Kane" wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> LI has been demo
He does-long out of print- and LI is now used as a standard lab procedure to
assess pre trial antipsychotic drugs.
I know that I haven't been a very good teacher this semester. I've been
having some personal problems, my car got a flat tire just before an
important lecture, I graded one of the tests after drinking a few
glasses of wine, and, well, I guess I just wasn't trying as hard as I
could have.
Is there
On Tue, 12 Dec 2000, David Likely wrote:
> History Question: Was Freud a Professor?
As further data for this interesting discussion, I have a
videotape called _Freud: the Hidden Nature of Man_ (part of _The
Shaping of the Western World_ series, Learning Corp of America,
my copy from Marlin Motio
At 8:19 AM -0500 12/13/00, Michael Sylvester wrote:
>On Mon, 11 Dec 2000, Shearon, Tim wrote:
>
>> Michael-
>> I do not think you've understood Guthrie's point. It seems to me his point
>> is that the rat was WHITE as in white. He is pointing out that the history
>> of psychology may be dominated
David Likely wrote:
> History Question: Was Freud a Professor?
>
> It's long been textbook wisdom that some professions,
> including the academic, were "closed to Jews" in Austria
> and other European countries in the 19th century. That's
> why Freud, a relatively poor man, took a medical degree
Hi all,
LI has been demonstrated in both respondent and operant preparations, although
studies with humans more typically use operant procedures. According to an old
review by Lubow (1973), LI is found in goldfish, goats & sheep, rabbits,
dogs, rats,
and humans, and with responses such as leg f
On Mon, 11 Dec 2000, Shearon, Tim wrote:
> Michael-
> I do not think you've understood Guthrie's point. It seems to me his point
> is that the rat was WHITE as in white. He is pointing out that the history
> of psychology may be dominated by ideas and even our studies may be
> populated by per
Correlational Opponent Processing would be a good explanation for the effect.
Any stimulus temporarily creates its anti-wavelet filter for that future
stimulus. This then is a stimulus specific latent inhibition. In the case of
schizophrenics who would have timing or Paul trap frequency problems
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