Jeff Ricker wrote:
I have had several students develop psychotic episodes during the
semester (and sometimes show up for class during them)
How do you know they had developed a psychotic episode? Doesn't that
sound more like the power of suggestion -- what kind of students do you
teach?
Hi Sherry
I use peer review in my research methods course (two full APA style papers:
an observational study and a survey study) and in my senior seminar course.
In research methods students use their student ID number (or you can assign
them a number) and everyone reviews one paper anonymously.
Jim Guinee wrote:
Jeff Ricker wrote:
I have had several students develop psychotic episodes during the
semester (and sometimes show up for class during them)
How do you know they had developed a psychotic episode? Doesn't that
sound more like the power of suggestion -- what kind of
Perhaps my colleague used the term "prehensile" loosely. Indeed, she
was not talking about the trunk. See Michael Renner's informative post
below to explain the unique properties of the elephant penis!.
In regards to my video search request, one post said there was
something recently on Animal
I recently received a mailing advertising several critical thinking
videos.
My past experience has been that ordering a video based simply on the
advertising is a BIG MISTAKE.
So I'd like to know what all of you tipsters and/or pests use for
teaching critical thinking. Which videos have you
Annette Taylor wrote:
So I'd like to know what all of you tipsters and/or pests use for
teaching critical thinking. Which videos have you seen/shown that
were good, and which were not so good.
Annette,
You can find on the PESTS web site a listing of videos that subscribers
have found useful
A recommendation from another list brought me to the following
url: http://psy.st-and.ac.uk/research/perception_lab/index.html
which is the Perception Lab of the University of St. Andrews,
Scotland.
They have a number of interesting presentations on face
perception. I found the final one in the
Hi Tipsters,
This came over my monitor moments ago, and it strikes me that some of you
may find the opportunity of interest. Sorry if you've already seen it.
-Mike
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On Mon, 12 Mar 2001, Gerald Henkel-Johnson wrote:
Perhaps my colleague used the term "prehensile" loosely. Indeed, she
was not talking about the trunk. See Michael Renner's informative post
below to explain the unique properties of the elephant penis!.
I did a web search on the intriguing
