As the only mobile DJ on Tips DJ Stephen's Achy Breaky post reminds me of of
Canadian singer Shania Twain's "That don't impress me much."
Michael
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Dade county school adminisistrators are thinking of abolishing mids and finals
from 6th to 12th grade.Some think it is a good idea ,others think not.The
abolitionists think it will alleviate stress and anxiety in students'
lives.Those who are for keeping mids and finals
think that those exams
Hi
Is replication that uncommon in psychology? Just a couple of observations
1. the recently cited paper noting that effects get weaker in subsequent
studies would require replications even to conduct the analysis
2. meta-analysis requires multiple replications of some effect (e.g., gender
This is fascinating Allen and I, for one, would appreciate knowing where
to locate resources that discuss this requirement of physical sciences
re: important experimental claims need to be replicated before they are
published. Sounds like such a logical and crucial requirement. I also
would be
Agreed. Working at a small liberal-arts college is tough if your
administration has that attitude toward the university degree.
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Marc Carter, PhD
Associate Professor of Psychology
Chair, Department of Behavioral and Health Sciences
College of Arts & Sciences
Baker University
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From: Louis E
For no good reason, other than I like the title, I offer the
following:
http://emj.bmj.com/content/early/2011/10/19/emermed-2011-200187
Mozart effect, it isn't.
Stephen
Stephen L. Black, Ph.D.
Professor of Psychology, Emeritus
Bishop's U
Only somewhat teaching related:
My youngest son has a B. Acc (that's Bachelor's of accounting). Since he was 7
years old he decided he wanted to be an accountant, just like dad's best friend.
Conversation we had November, senior year in college:, "Mom, do you realize
that if I stay with account
Well, Marc, I fully agree. But, that won't happen until academia stops
"selling," "promoting," and "advertising" a higher education simply as white
collar vo-tech, higher paying job, credentialing.
Make it a good day
-Louis-
Louis Schmier
http://www.therandomthought
I find it sad that so many students pursue a business degree thinking of big
bucks when in fact the majority of them are going to wind up as office drones
in a gray cubicle and making a merely decent living. Doing science is hard,
but it's *interesting*, and studying it leads to some of the mor
Although not directly on-topic, You might have a look at this
droll-yet-horrifying essay by Phil Greenspun. He argues that the reason
there are so few women in science is that they are often able to see,
long before their male peers, just how grim the prospects for a career
in science are. It's
(I'm replying now with my signature line, which I usually delete, to see if
that makes a difference in generating extra lines. I believe that the loss of
formatting is more of a local problem, Bob ).
I think you are correct, Annette, and I wonder whether in addition to earning
potential
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