What is this? Are they standing in line? Well, yesterday morning, I
bumped into another past student, whom I'll call Sam, at the DIY store. When
I told Susie, she giggled, "Another experience, huh?" She wasn't kidding. Do
you know what Sam and talked about, mostly Sam? Love! Th
Annette,
Could you be remembering David Martin's Doing Psychology Experiments? It has
the last two cartoon you mentioned (within 2 pages of each other), but not the
control group/out of control group one.
Best,
Larry
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From: Annette Taylor [mailto:tay...@sandiego.edu]
The origin of that wonderful set of cartoons is from Donald Martin: Doing
Psychology Experiments. It came to me in my sleep last night! Ah, how the mind
works in mysterious ways. A googling verified that it is the correct source. I
don't, however, know who the artist was, but this is close enoug
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...Scott
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William Benson
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Subject: Tonight's episode of The Big Bang Theory
For anyone who missed it, S
Just watched it! Duck taped arms were used as punishment for digressing, which
happened a lot of course.
Jim
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Scott
The episode where Sheldon "conditions" Penny is also excellent. Except for
confabulating Thorndike and Skinner it gets much of it right. The ending of the
bit is priceless.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qy_mIEnnlF4
:)
Tim
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