constancy phenomena

Do you know of any graduate students that would like to be a team member writing up an article on constancy phenomena. If so forward this message to them. Ron Blue http://turn.to/ai - Original Message - From: "Jim Schirillo" [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED]

Re: Voluntary risk taking literature

One of my favorite explanations for risk taking behavior comes from opponent process theory. Supposedly over time the negative responses to these risks (e.g., fear, anxiety) weaken while the positive responses (e.g., relief at surviving) grow stronger. Stephen Truhon Dept. of Social Sciences

an amusement found while grading.

A student mistakenly left her end-of-semester TO DO list with her exam. It read: *List of things to complete by end of the semester 1. Decide when to take Psych exam 2. Calculate grade in Psych course 3. Do revision on essay, complete other essay 4. Study 4 bio final. calculate grade

Speaking of Freud (and Freud speaking)

And, as we were, I wonder if people are aware of the remarkable collection of rare Freud artifacts--documents and photographs--available on-line as part of the controversial Library of Congress exhibition on Freud. It's at: http://lcweb.loc.gov/exhibits/freud/freudobj.html One artifact you