Mike Scoles asks:
Does anyone know of cases, especially at the more competitive state or
national
levels, where a psychology project has earned anything other than an
"honorable
mention?" Is there an appreciation of good research in psychology, or of the
difficulties of doing good research in
I just had an interesting experience with a high school student who came
to me asking about a possible psychology project for a science fair. She is
taking special classes emphasizing science instruction and instead of the
more common projects in biology, etc. she wanted to do something on
Does anyone know of cases, especially at the more competitive state or national
levels, where a psychology project has earned anything other than an "honorable
mention?" Is there an appreciation of good research in psychology, or of the
difficulties of doing good research in psychology (as
On 20 Jan 00, at 10:45, Gary Peterson wrote:
Do any tipsters know of similar problems in the
high schools of getting students to develop projects in psychological
science? Are there prejudices or limitations for students interested in
pursuing science, if their interest is psychology? Is
