Hi Tipsters,
I've been asked to teach a seminar course in Forensic Psychology next fall. Does
anyone have experience with this and have some ideas for what kinds of things to do, a
syllabus, readings, etc. I'd be grateful for your help.
Herm Huber, PhD
Drew University
Madison, NJ
While we are on the subject...
Linda Woolf wrote:
While a number of the Mizvot seem to have no logic behind them, kindness to
animals...
Pollak, Edward wrote:
Other scholars (including the Rambam (Maimonides) have argued that many of
the mitzvot were included to keep the People from adopting c
Rick -
You forget to mention where John Gray got his undergrad and MA degrees in
the Science of Creative Intelligence...
Maharishi International University
See:
http://www.time.com/time/magazine/1997/dom/970616/ashow.tower_of_psyc.html
Steve Houldsworth
Webster University
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Chuck Huff wrote:
>What are the lousy statistics that folks look for? I have done
>histograms of the number of folks who choose each choice in each
>item, but when I looked at these, I was not convinced to toss a
>question even though most folks got it wrong.
>Are there particular question pro
I wrote, re students' complaints that an exam was lousy:
> I like to counter this complaint by pointing out that some
> students do very well on the same test. I particularly like
> it when someone gets 100%, which is not that rare, because it
> demonstrates that for at least one person, the co
Students occasionally ask us about John Gray ("Men are From Mars, Women
are From Venus"). Thus, his name has come up on TIPS before. At those
times, we discussed Columbia Pacific University, the school where John
Gray is said to have obtained his Ph. D. I thought that you might want
an update on G
At 8:22 PM -0400 4/6/01, Pollak, Edward wrote:
>Linda wrote
>> While a number of the Mizvot seem to have no logic behind them, the
>> prohibition against the above is speculated as follows - It would be too
>> cruel for the mother to endure having their young killed in front of
>> them (something
>Michael Renner wrote
> > I
> > give
> > everyone a point for each question that produces lousy statistics,
What are the lousy statistics that folks look for? I have done
histograms of the number of folks who choose each choice in each
item, but when I looked at these, I was not convinced to
Hi everyone! I am new to the listserv. Currently I am a hospice social
worker working on my certification to teach high school psychology. I am
looking for some interesting tidbits to include in a power point presentation
on Maslow, Erikson, and some others. Specifically, I am searching for
For those of you interested in sociological analyses of life in the
US--especially those focused on issues of individualism and morality
(which are of much interest to me)--then there is a NY Times book review
for you:
"Have a Nice Life: Alan Wolfe finds that in matters of morality,
Americans are
Stephen Black wrote, re students' complaints that an exam was lousy:
> I like to counter this complaint by pointing out that some
> students do very well on the same test. I particularly like
> it when someone gets 100%, which is not that rare, because it
> demonstrates that for at least one pers
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