Well, if you're a regular Twitter user, there's a strong
likelihood that you have been getting unhappier over the
past couple of years. How do we know? New research
published by U of Vermont researchers in the PLoS One journal
has shown that the "happiness" content of tweets has been
steadily dec
I'm 'wrangling' two Flat World Knowledge books make it happen.
I/O psychology is, in my mind, two courses. It is 1) a course in the psychology
of behavior, motivation, productivity, etc. and 2) a course in human resources
and how psychometrics and psychologists contribute to optimal job placeme
On Wed, 21 Dec 2011 01:31:01 -0800, Allen Esterson wrote:
>In the context of the claimed discovery that a mutant and highly
>dangerous strain of avian flu reportedly "fatal in 60 per cent of human
Netherlands science laboratory, Mike Palij asks:
>>How should scientists react to having the U.S. gove
Paul,
I'm writing in response to your posting in TIPS regarding using Flat World for
industrial psych. I am teaching this course in spring and I had remembered that
someone had mentioned using Flat World for this course but I couldn't remember
who. However at that time, as well as today, the
In the context of the claimed discovery that a mutant and highly
dangerous strain of avian flu reportedly "fatal in 60 per cent of human
cases" has been developed by a relatively simple method in a
Netherlands science laboratory, Mike Palij asks:
>How should scientists react to having the U.S. g
