Good lord. Someone should have engaged in some editor-to-author verbal
aggression.
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Robin Pearce Abrahams
Boston University
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On Mon, 1 Apr 2002, David Epstein wrote:
I just happened across this...
William
I'm not as shocked as Robin and David. After all, we have grown up (or at
least been educated) with this kind of description. I'm not sure how it
should have been worded to not sound like jargon but still get the job
done...
number of men who beat their wives?
no, you can't say that
On Mon, 1 Apr 2002, Beth Benoit went:
I'm not as shocked as Robin and David. After all, we have grown up (or at
least been educated) with this kind of description. I'm not sure how it
should have been worded to not sound like jargon but still get the job
done...
number of men who beat
O Jeff what a riot. Thanks!
Nancy Melucci
LACCD
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Beth wrote:
I think the language might sound a little distancing, but I still vote for
it, and don't see the problem unless maybe you read it out loud. Still,
it's the way to write scientifically...
Not to mention that it might be theoretically accurate from a
I think the language might sound a little distancing, but I still vote for
it, and don't see the problem unless maybe you read it out loud. Still,
it's the way to write scientifically...
The problem is with couples who engaged in which implies a mutual
decision. Would Couples who engaged
rynynOn Mon, 1 Apr 2002, Jeff Ricker wrote:
If you are interested in how the creators of the Google search engine
were influenced by behaviorism, go to
http://www.google.com/technology/pigeonrank.html
Yes, I love it. Thank you Jeff. I only hope it's not just for
April 1.
But how did you
Stephen Black wrote:
I only hope it's not just for
April 1.
But how did you find it, Jeff?
It is an April Fool's prank. On Google's main search page (www.google.com),
they have a link to The secret technology behind Google's amazing accuracy
just below the search box.
Jeff
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Jeffry P.
On Mon, 1 Apr 2002, Jeff Ricker wrote:
Stephen Black wrote:
I only hope it's not just for
April 1.
But how did you find it, Jeff?
It is an April Fool's prank. On Google's main search page (www.google.com),
they have a link to The secret technology behind Google's amazing accuracy
On Mon, 1 Apr 2002, Jeff Ricker wrote:
It is an April Fool's prank. On Google's main search page (www.google.com),
they have a link to The secret technology behind Google's amazing accuracy
just below the search box.
And I said:
Uh, it looks as though Google thinks Canadians are too
On Mon, 1 Apr 2002, Jeff Ricker wrote:
It is an April Fool's prank. On Google's main search page
(www.google.com),
they have a link to The secret technology behind Google's amazing
accuracy
just below the search box.
And I said:
Uh, it looks as though Google thinks Canadians are too
Hi all,
Imagine the following hypothetical situation.
A student enrolls in your intro to psych and human sexuality courses. The
student is believed to be autistic and is attending class with a
facilitator. Your college does not have a policy on Facilitated
Communication (FC), but prefers to
Challenge it! Cite those organizations that you have listed. If you can get
your hands on it, show the counselors the Prisoners of Silence (Frontline)
video from a few years back.
FRANTZ, SUE wrote:
You're aware that several professional organizations, e.g., American Academy
of Child
Russ,
I am interested in this same piece of information and would appreciate one
of those summaries.
Thank you,
Arlene
Arlene R. Lundquist
Associate Professor of Psychology
Utica College of Syracuse University
315-792-3169
Russ Hurlburt wrote:
We have a subject pool, like many
Hypothetically, what if the counselors are going along with the FC
accommodation because the administration won't set policy, therefore causing
the counselors to believe that the administration won't back them, the
counselors, in case of a law suit?
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Sue Frantz Highline Community
Are these hypothetical counselors held to any code of ethics? And,
administrators never have policies for every situtation, yet they hire and bear
some legal responsibility for the actions of professionals who determine what is
best in the absence of explicit policies. In this hypothetical
I was just reflecting in church yesterday on the discussions we have had on
the tension between faith and empiricism. Feel free to delete now (if the
subject line wasn't warning enough).
The Empiricist's Prayer
John 20:25 So the other disciples told [Thomas], 'We have seen the Lord!'
But he
FRANTZ, SUE wrote:
Hi all,
Imagine the following hypothetical situation.
A student enrolls in your intro to psych and human sexuality courses. The
student is believed to be autistic and is attending class with a
facilitator. Your college does not have a policy on Facilitated
So even the empiricist's prayer was answered, if not without some friendly
ribbing from Jesus in verse 29 : Then Jesus told him, 'Because you have
seen me, you have believed; blessed are those who have not seen and yet have
believed.' So unbelieving, hypocritical, pretend faith is not
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