NOTE: Somewhat shamelessly self-promotional plug. Ignore
if such things gives you a rash.
A recently published book review of mine on the new APA dictionary
of statistics and research methods is being "featured" on the
PsycCritiques blog website -- I guess they didn't have any more
interesting
JUST IN TIME for incoming freshmen to watch before classes begin:
Watch the trailer here:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MVt32qoyhi0&feature=kp
What would we have to do in class to keep ourselves busy without stuff like
this?
I might email my incoming freshmen to watch it before they come to
Hi
Somewhat reassuring that many comments actually correct the 10% myth! Perhaps
taking Intro Psych has some benefits, although not apparently on movie makers?
Shame, because it would not have been difficult to give a more "plausible"
foundation for the movie (e.g., enhancing some neurotransmit
On Fri, 11 Jul 2014 14:26:35 -0700, Jim Clark wrote:
Hi
Somewhat reassuring that many comments actually correct
the 10% myth! Perhaps taking Intro Psych has some benefits,
although not apparently on movie makers? Shame, because
it would not have been difficult to give a more "plausible"
foundat
I have a summer research student who is just not "getting it" about citations
and paraphrasing. She doesn't mean to do it badly but she just can't seem to
get it right. She has written some informal papers for me this summer and
continues to do it badly; I will talk to her tomorrow because maybe
