Hi
Correct spelling is Paunonen. Here is citation.
Authors:Paunonen, Sampo V., U Western Ontario, Dept of Psychology, London, ON,
Canada
Keinonen, Mirja
Trzebinski, Jerzy
Forsterling, Friedrich
et al..
Source:Journal of Cross-Cultural Psychology, Vol 27(3), May, 1996. pp. 339-353..
Page Count:1
For international students - you could examine walking speed as a measure of
the qualities of time in different cultures.
(There is some nice research and I have done this as a class activity.)
Suzi
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From: Annette Taylor [mailto:tay...@sandiego.edu]
Sent: Saturday, January 29, 2011 10:04 AM
To: Teaching in the Psychological Sciences (TIPS)
Subject: RE: [tips] Calling on international tipsters
Thanks to everyone for all the ideas I received for field activit
Hi
Sam Paunenon at U of Western Ontario indeed did a study with verbal (various
languages) and pictorial versions. Sounds like it might be just what you want.
Take care
Jim
James M. Clark
Professor of Psychology
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>>> Annette Taylor 29-Jan-11
Thanks to everyone for all the ideas I received for field activities on the sem
at sea! I have sort of decided on one per class but like the personality
development one the least. What's hard is that we just can't count on
communicating with people.
Right now I'm thinking of doing something wit
Try www.couchsurfing.org I am a member.They have members in virtually every
town,port,cities throughout the world that one could contact.The member range
from students to professors and professionals and others.One will have to join
with a profile and
meet other requirements but this has been
How about the old "ask them to describe themselves" exercise, and have
students take notes on whether those in the western/individualistic cultures
describe personality characteristics ("I'm funny, good at math, etc.") and
whether people in eastern/collectivist cultures are more likely to describe
Piggybacking on Claudia's suggestion, and again, not exactly personality,
but what about attachment? Might you be able to do something regarding
attachment styles (that could be observed)?
Just a thought.
Carol
On Mon, Jan 24, 2011 at 12:10 PM, Claudia Stanny wrote:
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> Not exactly personality
Not exactly personality, but it might be fun to do some data collection to
determine the age of earliest autobiographical memory. Given the range of
countries you will visit, this might be a good opportunity to look at
cultural differences. There is a literature on the cultural/personality
explan
Hi tipsters:
I will be teaching semester at sea next spring (2012). I need to develop field
assignments in the various ports of call and also try to organize a field trip
or two. I need to do this immediately.
First thing: I've come up with good ideas for two of my classes but I am
somewhat un
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