On Wed, 5 Sep 2001, Paul Smith wrote:
> - People do what they do because they freely choose to do those things
> (strong free will).
>
> Either of those basic philosophical assumptions is likely to
> completely undermine a student's curiosity about the causes of human
> behavior in a wa
(Okay, third attempt to send this...)
I did a summer fellowship on "Why do undergraduates find it difficult to
find ideas for experimental research projects in psychology?". I'd be happy
to send the current version of the document as an attachment (MSWord) if
you're interes
Try the Psi Chi Journal of Undergraduate Research. All of the studies
have students as first authors.
Vinny
Vincent Prohaska, Ph.D.
Associate Professor and Chair
Department of Psychology
Lehman College, City University of New York
Bronx, NY 10468-1589
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718-960-8204
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I need help (don't we all!!??).
As a newer faculty member, one of the things I don't have a lot of
experience with is the generation of ideas for simple research projects
(for high schoolers, undergrad thesis, class projects, etc). I've
worked on big grants in another field for
:
Getting In, Succeeding Once You're There, and Putting Your Degree to Work
http://home.att.net/~Jessica-Percodani
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> Hi. I was asked to give a short talk at my school's upcoming
> annual Psi Chi Banquet for new members and their families. I don't
> mind the
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>Hi. I was asked to give a short talk at my school's upcoming
>annual Psi Chi Banquet for new members and their families. I don't
>mind the public speaking part so much, but I truly have no idea
>what I would talk about. Any ideas? Thank you ahead of time.
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If I were you, I think I'd take a look at the stuff at the APA Monitor website(http://www.apa.org/monitor/) - it's got some interesting stuff about the career paths chosen by 21 psychologists "forging 21st century careers.&qu
Hi. I was asked to give a short talk at my school's upcoming
annual Psi Chi Banquet for new members and their families. I don't
mind the public speaking part so much, but I truly have no idea
what I would talk about. Any ideas? Thank you ahead of time.
Liz M
Elizabeth Mazur,
Hi Tipsters who teach I/O
I'm revising the research paper required for my I/O class. I used to
have them do a job analysis but I would like to do something more
comprehensive. I was thinking about having students identify a real
problem in a real company and then write a paper outlining how they
w
; Am looking at Gender by Linda Brannon and Sex and Gender by Hilary Lips. As
> for content, I'm still toying with ideas...
A controversial topic that might be of interest is who's
disadvantaged in the classroom--boys or girls?
Some sources, showing my biases:
Sommers, C. (2000).
ace issues.
The school is about 80% male, so I felt "gender" might be more appealing
than "women" - at least as a course name. ;-)
Am looking at Gender by Linda Brannon and Sex and Gender
by Hilary Lips. As for content, I'm still toying with ideas...
TIA,
Beth Benoit
(New
Title: Gender in the Workplace - book or ideas?
TIPSters,
I'm designing a new course for an aeronautical college (changing horses to some new schools because I can no longer rationalize a long, long commute for an adjunct position) and am hoping TIPS can help with 1) textbook suggestions
Thank you all for your wonderful ideas for senior sem. Many people
requested a compilation of all the ideas. I will do one and send it to
the list as most posters replied off-list. Thanks again!
--
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Tasha R. Howe, Ph.D
Assistant Professor of Psychology (Developmental)
Transylvania
Tipsters: I'm teaching senior seminar for the first time this winter. I
would REALLY appreciate all your ideas. What do you do in there? What
topics do you cover? Specific readings you love? Fun/unique
assignments/activities? It's supposed to be an "integrative" experience
t
Hi tipsters. I am teaching for 5 weeks in Bregenz, Austria next summer.
One class is a special topic on Piaget and child development. The other
is the History of Psych. The program really emphasizes experiential
projects that students can do while in the city, around the town, etc.
If anyone has a
students in schools, etc. The logistics alone will be a
nightmare, but if anyone has any SPECIFIC ideas about easy projects that
will illustrate Piaget's theory (or Vygotsky's, as I will bring it in
for comparison) in action, or the History of Psych in real life, please
let me know. The
** High Priority **
Tipsters: I am looking for a good Learning and Memory text that combines classical
animal studies and current human references. In anticipation of your responses,
Michael Lavin
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Michael J. Lavin | 716-375-2488
Department of Psychology
St. Bona
My graduate history of psychology professor often used in-class, small-group
activities. Two of my favorite
activities : 1)Dividing students into groups of "Cartesians", "Lockeians",
and "Weberians" and discussing "What is the mind?" 2)Debating whether Sigmund
Freud or Charles Darwin has had th
Hi, all,
As I begin updating my Intro syllabus for the Fall, I seek your ideas for
writing assignments. In the past, we had a lab as part of the course, and
lab write-ups provided writing opportunities. Last year, when the lab
became a separate course, instead I had students choose two of
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> > TIPSters,
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erstanding of the
concept...afterall, isn't that the objective?
jl edwards
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On Tue, 18 May 1999, James S. MacDonall wrote:
> I usually assign 4 or 5 short papers, 4 pages or so each. Essentially
> the task of each paper is to relate 4 concepts in a chapter to their
> life. I give them the four concepts. They do this by providing one
> _real life_ example of each
mmaries of
current research directions.
> > >>> "Rod Hetzel" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 05/17 8:50 AM >>>
> > Hi everyone:
> >
> > I have enjoyed the comments about final exam questions. Let me pose
> > another question to
w."
>--Edward Abbey
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> >>> "Rod Hetzel" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 05/17 8:50 AM >>>
> Hi everyone:
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> I have enjoyed the comments about final exam questions. Let me pose
&g
The following is lifted from my ever evolving Intro Psych syllabus:
PERSONAL JOURNAL and OUTSIDE RESOURCE:
The textbook, lectures, discussions, and other classroom activities
are designed to provide basic knowledge of the terminology and concepts in
the field of psychology, and the sci
Rod Hetzel wrote:
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> Hi everyone:
>
> I have enjoyed the comments about final exam questions. Let me pose
> another question to you. Does anyone have any unique and/or creative
> ideas for paper assignments in an Introductory Psychology class?
T
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>>> "Rod Hetzel" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 05/17 8:50 AM >>>
Hi everyone:
I have enjoyed the comments about final exam questions. Let me pose
another question to you. Does anyone have any unique and/or creative
idea
Hi everyone:
I have enjoyed the comments about final exam questions. Let me pose
another question to you. Does anyone have any unique and/or creative
ideas for paper assignments in an Introductory Psychology class
My thanks to Maxwell Gwynn, Barrie Bondurant, Kirsten Rewey, Beth Bennett, Dan
Ash, Chuck Huff, Ann Calhoun-Sauls, Susan Goldman (non-TIPS), and Cindy
Miller, who either gave me ideas for research projects for my students or sent
me info on where to find more ideas. I used your ideas as a basis
Wow, thank you TIPS! I received many good ideas for research projects for my
Person in Society class. When I get a few moments to breathe I'll send you a
summary, because many of the ideas came to me by backchannel.
To misquote Tony the Tiger: "You're geat!"
Nathali
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