Thanks Ed. Sorry if someone put something in your coffee that may have
upset you but you simply could have skipped over my question and leaving
your nasty comment.
Isn't this supposed for be a valuable source for colleagues who are
passionate about Psychology to help each other out? Isn't this
Thank you all - sorry when I wrote my question I had no sleep and was in
an all white room. ;)
I work two full-time jobs practically and I have been drained.
Thanks for the info - no matter how much it supports (or does not) my
future article for PTN.
Respectfully yours,
Kimberly C. Patt
I think there might be something like this on the APA education directorate
website but I don't have the time to surf around right now to put you closer to
the answer. I know I have seen this type of information as well, but longer ago
than the other suggestion for a 2010 published article; I th
On Tue, 09 Nov 2010 16:07:45 -0800, Scott O Lilienfeld wrote:
.[snip]
> BTW, Chris Green is correct about Savannah...a very pretty (albeit very
>unusual) city. Quite unlike any city I've ever seen - a wild mix of classic
>Southern architecture intermixed with a decidedly bohemian flavor.
Nev
Rick et al. See:
http://schizophreniabulletin.oxfordjournals.org/content/32/4/701.full
for a review of this rather murky literature.
BTW, Chris Green is correct about Savannah...a very pretty (albeit very
unusual) city. Quite unlike any city I've ever seen - a wild mix of classic
Southern
Mike Palij wrote:
> And not to knock Savannah, GA but why would one attempt to start such
> a college there?
It is supposed ot be beautiful there. As I recall, it is the only major
city of the Old South not to be destroyed in the Civil War (apart from
New Orleans, which is a different world).
This should do it...
Stoloff, M. L., McCarthy, M., Keller, L.,Varfolomeeva, V., Lynch, J., Makara,
K.,
Simmons, S. & Smiley, W. (2010). The Undergraduate Psychology Major: An
Examination
of Structure and Sequence. Teaching of Psychology, 37, 1-15.
Patrick
Patrick O. Dolan, Ph.D.
As
I hope someone comes up with an answer for you; we just did an incredibly
tedious process of looking at our peer and aspiration schools (yes, we yet
aspire!).
Figure two days for 30 schools... I wish there were a database somewhere!
Good luck,
m
--
Marc Carter, PhD
Associate Professor and
After pointing out that most hallucinations of schizophrenics were auditory,
a student asked if congenitally deaf schizophrenics had some different, but
analogous, type of hallucinations. I have no idea and was hoping that one
of you might.
Thanks,
RS
--
Rick Stevens
Psychology Department
Unive
Dear Colleagues,
I did a little google searching with this one already and keep finding
information about individual programs, so I need a little help. Can someone
direct me to information regarding what courses are offered in the psychology
major nationally? I thought I had a paper in my files
On Tue, 09 Nov 2010 11:58:32 -0800, Christopher Green wrote:
>Check it out! Someone intends to open a new "old fashioned" liberal
>arts university. The good stuff doesn't begin until about paragraph #10.
>http://opinionator.blogs.nytimes.com/2010/11/08/the-woe-is-us-books/?hp
I don't know, smells
Check it out! Someone intends to open a new "old fashioned" liberal arts
university. The good stuff doesn't begin until about paragraph #10.
http://opinionator.blogs.nytimes.com/2010/11/08/the-woe-is-us-books/?hp
Chris
---
Christopher D Green
Department of Psychology
York University
Toronto, ON M
Ok. Is there a conflict between the purported 7 year change cycles and
Erikson's psychosocial stages of development? It would seem that Erickson's
differential stages encompass stage fixation for many years (at least more
than 7).I am assuming that you are only referring to cell rejuvenation
b
Undoubtedly tipsters are familiar with the "abuse excuse",the "lack of self
-esteem" abuse.However, there are attempts to explain criminal and other
immoral and risky acts of pre-teens and teens as demonstrative of
uncontrolled impulses and inconsideration of behavioral consequences because
t
I winced at your chiding of Kimberly, Ed. I don't think the purpose of TIPS
should be to make someone feel embarrassed for asking a question, whether or
not they could find the answer themselves with some diligent searching.
Your reminder about googling and Google Scholar is a good one for all of
Gosh! I'm sure glad that students don't fall into the same categories as the
neurologists give for their "difficult patients": dependent clinger, entitled
demander, manipulative help-rejecting complainer, and self-destructive denier.
Come to think of it, I'm glad that professors don't fall into
Kimberly C. Patterson asked "Does anyone know of a study where colors of a room
affect students?"
When a student asks me such a question I tell them to do a Google or Google
Scholar search. I try to help them [pick out the best key words but I much
prefer they learn how to do it themselves. In
All this archaic, "fall backward" time change we did this weekend with
our clocks and getting in the groove for the Lilly conference in a week got me
thinking about change. How many times have you said with a carved in stone
defiant finality, "It's not me" or "that just me." Well, I'd
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