It appears that the Miss Universe organization thinks so.The organization just
booted out Canadian Miss Vancouver who was a gender reassignment dude.It was a
"no way Jose' "
moment when they found out that Miss Vancouver was really a dude.The org issued
a statement that only those who were born
A new research study involving the manipulation of social rank among
macaque monkeys shows that measures of immunity varies with
social rank. Here is one popular media article on the study:
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/science-environment-17663133
The study is published in the Proceedings of the Nat
You're way behind on this one Michael. She has been re-admitted to the contest
(though the wording was a little ambiguous). In addition, dropping the pants
(I'm not sure why you put it in scare quotes) wouldn't serve the judges very
well because she had the physical changes made a few years ago.
Thanks for the update.Anyway,do you remember the case of the South African
hermaphrodite who participated in women sports?She ootrunned all the other
competitors but apparently it was her high level of the male hormones that
propelled her to victory.
I am curious if those people could ever be s
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A new research study involving the manipulation of social rank
On 2012-04-10, at 12:06 PM, mjchael sylvester wrote:
> I am curious if those people could ever be selected to be in a psychology
> experiment: where would the equity be?
> Would you include Miss Vancouver in an all female gender experiment?
Miss Universe is not scientific research, and so the
So, you think that being nice is a learned behavior? Maybe, maybe not.
Perhaps it has a lot to do with your levels of oxytocin and vassopressin
which is determined by certain genes. At least that's is what one research
study is suggesting. For a popular media account of the research,
here is an
I'm still playing around and having fun with ThingLink. This time I made a map
of where - in the US - some of psychology's famous studies and theories were
developed. This map is editable, so you should be able to correct my mistakes
or possibly add more studies:
http://www.thinglink.com/scen
Nice, Michael. (I think that Beth Loftus did here eyewitness work at
Washington. She only moved to Irvine recently (after Washington treated her
exceptionally poorly).
I've been working on a history of psychology timeline that you might find
amusing. I'm concentrating in 1840-1920, and I only
Nice map Chris. Really coming along. What program are you using? The
"Harvard lab enlarged" is an event? Boy, you're really getting down to the
details!
Michael
Michael A. Britt, Ph.D.
mich...@thepsychfiles.com
http://www.ThePsychFiles.com
Twitter: mbritt
On Apr 10, 2012, at 5:54 PM, C
On 2012-04-10, at 6:14 PM, Michael Britt wrote:
> Nice map Chris. Really coming along. What program are you using? The
> "Harvard lab enlarged" is an event? Boy, you're really getting down to the
> details!
>
The Harvard lab was really only a demonstration lab under James. It =
didn't bec
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