Interesting question. I teach all of the developmental classes at our school,
including a year-long lifespan course for majors, a semester-long lifespan for
non-majors (mostly nursing students), and an intensive lifespan course for our
grad students in counseling. Having intro as a prereq, espec
On Sun, 31 Jan 2010 19:50:28 -0800, Rick Froman wrote:
>This article may be what was being referenced:
> http://tinyurl.com/yej2k6j
[NOTE: the link above is to a book review by by Laura Miller
of Brian Dillon's "The Hypochondriacs: Nine Tormented Lives"
on salon.com ]
I would direct Tipster's a
Should Intro be a pre-requisite for Human Grotwh and Development ?It seems that
many departments have wrestled with that issue.Some have even expressed the
idea that
both courses could be taken simultaneously.
Comments invited,Btw,why so many hats for one course? This course goes under
different
The British Stammering Association lists Darwin as a stutterer and so were
Moses and King George VI.
Now I contend that there are some differences between stammering and
stuttering,with stammering being a generalized situation and stuttering
being more situational dependent.However the U.S prefe
A good example of hierarchical regression which also discusses mediation
is
Finkenauer, C., Engels, R. C. M.E., & Baumeister (2005). Parenting
behaviour and adolescent behavioural and emotional problems: The role of
self-control. International Journal of Behavioral Development, 29,
58-69.
Joe
Jos
Hi, All --
I'm looking for a research paper or two that would use one or more complex
regression techniques (like path analysis, hierarchical linear regression or
structural equation modeling). I'm not going to have my class learn to do
them, but I would like them to be able to have at least
Our stat course is still relatively new. When we first set it up, we copied the
prerequisite used by the other two stat courses on campus (MATH and Business).
They listed Finite Math as a prerequisite. After 4 semesters I asked the
Registrar for the stat class grade and prior math courses taken
?On 31 January Jim Clark wrote re gender differences in mathematics
scores in the UK:
>I was struck by the following comments on the results:
>Mary Bousted, general secretary of the Association of Teachers and
Lecturers, said: "The problem has been that in the 1960s and 1970s boys
were getting 12
?On 31 January 2010 Michael Sylvester wrote:
>Darwin was a vegetarian and this could have exaggerated
>his health problems…
As I recall, the last time Michael stated that Darwin was a vegetarian
I asked him for evidence for this. And if my memory serves me right,
answer came there none.
>If we
