Thanks Linda. Hope all is well with you.
Nancy Melucci
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Discovery Health Channel had a one hour video on stress. It goes through
the day of an average individual and periodically stops to show the
effects of stress on the body. Unfortunately, the exact name of the
video escapes me.
Cheri
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Cheri A. Budzynski, Ph.D.
Assistant
Don't take things too far.
The husband was in a different room.
Susan J Shapiro
Director, Teaching and Learning Center
Indiana University East
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From: Stephen Black
I must admit that I find the first editions of some psychology texts
more exciting than the so called improved later editions.It just appears
that some first editions are more comprehensive and inclusive than the
latter ones.It is as if -in the first edition-the author tries to achieve a
high
Had a few questions about Freud in my intro class yesterday, and I
was hoping a Tipster could help.
1) How many children did Freud have and what do we know about them?
2) Was he very religious, and/or did his religiosity play a role in
his theorizing or practice?
Thanks in advance.
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on 10/22/02 9:58 PM, Gary Klatsky at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
There have been reported cases in which patients were unable to recognize
themselves. Pallis (1955) reported on a patient At the club I saw someone
strange staring at me, and asked the steward who it was. You'll laugh at me.
I'd
Hi Bobbie,
The movie Office Space comes to my mind
right away. It's a sattire of working in the office,
with the stress of having too many bosses and a
meaningless job. The guy decides to get hypnotized to
alleviate his stress, but something goes wrong during
the hypnosis session, and the
Traci:
Freud described himself as an atheist. But did had opinions on
the topic. He described religious experiences as oceanic - connections
between us and the outside. In his routine theories he believed ego
development to be clarification of the ego vis-à-vis the outside world
(i.e. an
Another excellent film on prosopagnosia which has not, as yet, been
mentioned is Stranger in the Mirror. This is an hour-long 1993 NOVA
film about two patients with the disorder. A detailed description of
the film can be found at
http://www.uscsumter.edu/~rbcastle/videos.htm#stranger and you can
On Wed, 23 Oct 2002 11:50:07 -0400 John Kulig [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote.
Traci:
Freud described himself as an atheist. But did had opinions on
the topic. He described religious experiences as oceanic - connections
between us and the outside. In his routine theories he believed ego
TIPSters:
Please consider applying to this position, or circulate it to any
colleagues/grad school friends who are entering the job market.
Thanks!
Esther
ASSISTANT/ASSOCIATE
PROFESSOR OF PSYCHOLOGY: The Department of Psychology at Heidelberg
College seeks an enthusiastic, student-centered
On Wed, 23 Oct 2002, Esther Yoder Strahan wrote:
ASSISTANT/ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR OF PSYCHOLOGY: The Department of Psychology
at Heidelberg College seeks
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, Tiffin, OH 44883-2462.
OH, oy! Won't somebody post a job within two hours of Boston, or at least
encouraging words that I might
OH, oy! Won't somebody post a job within two hours of Boston, or at least
encouraging words that I might actually find one for next year?
How quickly the thrill of the new PhD. deteriorates into the anxieties of
the job search ...
/end whine
Robin
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Robin
Robin,
You will be one fortunate person if you get a position near Boston in
next few months. In my experience, new Ph.D.s must send out a much broader
call--"Is there any campus in the English-speaking world that has a tenure-track
opening in my specialty at this point in time?" Location
Freud had six children: Mathilde, 1887; Jean-Martin, 1889; Olivier, 1891;
Ernst, 1892; Sophie, 1893; Anna, 1895.
I'm wondering about referring to Freud as an atheist Here's an excerpt
from the website of the National Goldman Museum for the Jewish Diaspora:
Freud was not a practicing Jew,
Robin's request got me thinking.
One of the problems we have attracting people to The University of South
Dakota is location (and in the not so pretty part to boot). But many of our
long time (and some short-time) faculty will report that they came here
planning to stay only a few years and then
I second Jean-Marc's suggestion. You won't learn much about how
to deal realistically with a stressful job but you will see a
funny portrayal of a management-heavy organization.
Ken
On Wed, 23 Oct 2002 11:47:42 -0400 (EDT) Jean-Marc Perreault
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Hi Bobbie,
On Wed, 23 Oct 2002, David Campbell wrote:
Robin,
You will be one fortunate person if you get a position near Boston
in next few months. In my experience, new Ph.D.s must send out a much
broader call--Is there any campus in the English-speaking world that
has a tenure-track opening
I'm one. I lived my entire life up in the Northeast and I NEVER thought
that I would live in South Georgia. Once I got the job, I didn't think that
I would stay that long 8 years later (and a husband in the dept.with me
:), I'm still here and don't really have any plans to move.
At 11:45
Jean-Marc - Thanks for the suggestion. I'll check it out.
Bobbie
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From: Jean-Marc Perreault [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Teaching in the Psychological Sciences [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, October 23, 2002 5:47 PM
Subject: Re: stress examples
Hi Bobbie,
After growing up in Berkeley and getting a B.A. from UC, I felt I had
done my time by living in the deep south for several years,
specifically Houston TX. With the Ph.D. and post-doc work behind me, I
was determined to return to the west coast, with or without a job. Then
my mentor
Gee, I thought just us southern californians had this problem of no jobs
ever around us;-) I was VERY lucky to get a tenure track position
close to where my husband would not leave.
Annette
On Wed, 23 Oct 2002, David Campbell wrote:
Robin,
You will be one fortunate person if you get
I saw a program that purports to trace the Cohen name to the priestly
caste.They apparently showed similar type of DNA in the Cohen population.
Can anyone enlighten me as to the validity and reliability of this finding?
Michael Sylvester,PhD
Daytona Beach,Florida
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You are currently
I guess I fall in the category of having landed in a
place I never would have imagined myself in. I grew up
in Montreal and in the Eastern Townships, where I did
my undergrad (Bishop's University). Yep, Stephen Black
and Stuart McKelvie were 2 of my first teachers.
I then moved on to McGill
On Wed, 23 Oct 2002, Deb Briihl wrote:
I'm one. I lived my entire life up in the Northeast and I NEVER thought
that I would live in South Georgia. Once I got the job, I didn't think that
I would stay that long 8 years later (and a husband in the dept.with me
:), I'm still here and don't
I find this topic interesting. The fact that someone with prosopagnosia
cannot recognize either himself or herself or others seems to imply that the
same processes are involved in both. Yet the quote below (from another
list) suggests otherwise. An inteesting situation.
A split-brain
On 23 Oct 2002, Beth Benoit wrote:
For Freudophiles, here's an interesting ancestry website which shows names
of children, spouses, etc. Jean-Martin is listed in a couple of places as
Dr., but nothing more specific than that...
http://emquad.home.att.net/ancestry/fam00667.htm
There's a
On 23 Oct 2002, sylvestm wrote:
I saw a program that purports to trace the Cohen name to the priestly
caste.They apparently showed similar type of DNA in the Cohen population.
Can anyone enlighten me as to the validity and reliability of this finding?
This seems to be Jewish day on TIPS.
Before I graduated, I decided that living in the New York City area
was more important to me (for family etc. reasons) than finding a
tenure track job. I didn't even want a tenure track job at that point
in time.
I worked as an adjunct in New York for about two years. I worked in
some great
Well, the research hasn't anything to do with the name, Cohen. By
family tradition, I am a Cohen, or a descendant of the Jewish Priests.The
research has to do with the genetic linkage of those who are
by tradition Cohenim to the Jewish Priests before the destruction of the
Temple in the 1st
John - thanks!
Traci
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on 10/23/02 3:15 PM, Jeffrey Nagelbush at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I find this topic interesting. The fact that someone with prosopagnosia
cannot recognize either himself or herself or others seems to imply that the
same processes are involved in both. Yet the quote below (from another
Is the horopter best described as 1) an imaginary circle passing through
the point of fixation (Goldstein - Sensation and Percpetion, 6th), 2) an
imaginary curved vertical plane through the point of fixation (Ryan -
Exploring Perception), or a imaginary hemisphere passing through the point
of
When I left graduate school I was fairly open to where I would live. In
addition to grad school in Buffalo I had spent time in San Francisco, New
York, Tucson and rural NY south of Buffalo. I did appreciate all of those
locations and was open to living in a less than cosmopolitan location. There
Here on the sunny central coast of California, we're facing a different
recruiting dilemma. The recent spike in CA housing costs has made owning a
home for new faculty virtually impossible. The median family home in our
county is about $350,000, and you can't buy a single family home in the city
Sorry allI didn't mean to frighten anyone with an attachment in these
virus-infested timesit's actually a picture of the 409,000 house I
mentioned. I originally pasted it into the body of my email, but Outlook
Express sent it as an attachment. It's safe, I promise!
Best regards,
Laura
On 22 Oct 2002, Shapiro, Susan J wrote:
When my mother began teaching in the 1940's, women who got married
immediately lost their teaching jobs. She tells of spending the
honeymoon night with her friend who was just married to help the couple
hide the marriage till the end of the term.
I also live on the sunny California coast on Monterey Bay, a couple hours
north of Laura, and her dilemma is very present here as well. Recently
Santa Cruz County and the two counties surrounding it had the dubious honor
of being named as the least affordable places to live in the United
states.
And of course, in addition to Stephen's grim reminder about Sigmund's
siblings' probable deaths in the camps, it should also be noted that Sigmund
himself was allowed to leave Austria to make his way to London only after
many of his colleagues contributed to the Nazi coffers.
He was already very
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