Annette wrote:
>I met Allen for coffee (not tea) in London--delightful!
>Didn't realize until then that he is a mathematician
>by training, and not a psychologist.
It was great meeting you and your other half in London, Annette. But
I'm not a mathematician! (I shall refrain from commenting here o
OMG I can't believe my memory is THAT bad.
Did you perhaps tell me that you had taught mathematics??
Where did I get that idea?
Annette
Annette Kujawski Taylor, Ph. D.
Professor, Psychological Sciences
University of San Diego
5998 Alcala Park
San Diego, CA 92110
tay...@sandiego.edu
I am still planning on organizing a Tip's trip to the University of Havana
sometime in the near future.If interested let me know.
Michael "omnicentric" Sylvester,PhD
Daytona Beach,Florida
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On Dec 6, 2011, at 6:57 AM, Annette Taylor wrote:
> OMG I can't believe my memory is THAT bad.
> Did you perhaps tell me that you had taught mathematics??
> Where did I get that idea?
Don't you remember? It was I who told you that I once had taught
mathematics--at the meeting in Washington, D.C
Jeff--
Are you trying to implant a memory? ;-)
On Dec 6, 2011, at 9:06 AM, Jeffry Ricker wrote:
> On Dec 6, 2011, at 6:57 AM, Annette Taylor wrote:
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>> OMG I can't believe my memory is THAT bad.
>> Did you perhaps tell me that you had taught mathematics??
>> Where did I get that idea?
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> Don'
And the noncanonical third statement:
"Those who can't teach teach teachers."
On Dec 6, 2011, at 4:34 AM, Allen Esterson wrote:
> Annette wrote:
>> I met Allen for coffee (not tea) in London--delightful!
>> Didn't realize until then that he is a mathematician
>> by training, and not a psychologis
To anyone interested in this thread on "atheism" vs "non-atheism/religious" ...
the general topic is worth research study, but ...
The term "atheist" is vague, and, like it's counterpart "religious" is loaded
with political overtones, many tied specifically to US Christian Protestants.
If any
Just curious if Jeff and Allen have some similarities,for example are they
both bald headed? Please submit photos for analysis. Michael
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Now I remember! Yes, of course! It was right after I gave my presentation at
APS in Washington, DC, and you came up to talk to me. It was great to meet
you! I had forgotten but now I remember.
;)
Annette
Annette Kujawski Taylor, Ph. D.
Professor, Psychological Sciences
University of San Diego
Do you remember when we met, Annette?
On Tue, Dec 6, 2011 at 10:31 AM, Annette Taylor wrote:
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> was great to meet you! I had forgotten but no
Hi
You should be able to find (questionable?) stuff from the brain sciences,
such as the identification of psychopaths from disturbed brain patterns,
or other rather extreme claims coming from neuroscience. Might be worth
including some skepticism about these claims (and the clips you mentione
Annette wrote:
>OMG I can't believe my memory is THAT bad.
>Did you perhaps tell me that you had taught mathematics??
>Where did I get that idea?
Good thinking, Annette! I almost certainly would have told you that at
the end of my teaching career I had given up teaching physics, and only
taught
Dear Tipsters,
" I read his comment to mean that the future is likely (like the present) to
hold, as yet unforeseen, challenges to validity that future psychometricians
will need to address. I think it is likely that the validity of each new
advance will continue to be challenged (as it should
Hi
The subtleties of language ... here is Stuart's statement:
I think that it is quite possible that psychological testing in the future will
prove to have some as yet unknown feature that will challenge its validity.
Here is (was) my interpretation:
I think that it is quite possible that psyc
Yes, I believe it was approximately 26 years ago at APA in Anaheim, just
outside of Disneyland.
I believe I remember a discussion of teacups and Alice in Wonderland
Yes, there is much related to teaching of human memory here ;)
Annette
ps: Does that answer the "when" question? ;)
Annette
Um yeah, and we were both high...right? :-)
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