The recent little spate of gratitude posts from
TIPSters Jim Matiya and Jodi Gabert reminded me of having read about one of
Marty Seligman's newest avenues in his Positive Psychology. It was chosen
as one of the New York Times Magazine's best ideas in its"Year in Ideas"
issue in December,
Allen Esterson said:
Evidence for the biological basis of incest aversion comes from the
studies of children raised in Israeli kibbutzim and of sim-pua marriages
in Taiwan (see below) snip
Allen's dug up interesting stuff on this question. I just wonder (and
getting back to Beth's original
Hi Tim:
I just read the article and got something different from it; I read it as
stating that some of the stories selected for verification have been verified;
those that have not, were not for good reasons; and the reporter himself is
standing by his innocence, and not admitting to
On Wed, 17 Mar 2004 15:34:50 -0500 Patrick O. Dolan [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote.
and the year before that, and the year before that, and the year
before that... :)
Patrick
**
Patrick O. Dolan, Ph.D.
Assistant Professor
Department of Psychology
Drew University
Madison, NJ
I am sure that your Department chair and the Dean send memos tou
your faculty as reminders year after year. I would like to see that
you send the Dean and the Chair a reminder that he/she senda a particular
memo year after year.
Michael Sylvester,PhD
Daytona Beach,Florida
I get a
Stephen:
Bartley has a long discussion on the advantage of red light over white
light in his chapter on vision in the Stevens (1951) Handbook of
Experimental Psychology. See pages 945-952.
I was going to propose an experiment to test your and my ideas by
looking at dark adaptation curves
TIPS:
- has seen a decline of 30 percent of subscribers
- important classroom issues are in decline
-it is the same old same old recycled thang
- too Eurogenic
-decline in posts from international tipsters
- has failed to attract African-American and Latino profs
- a recent survey
This one is even better than the Passion of the Christ one a few weeks
ago. grin I'm amazed that any of us can manage to take any of this
seriously, and believe that his posts are honest attempts to discuss
psychology coming from someone who is who he says he is.
Still, I've got to admit that I
Michael Sylvester wrote
TIPS:
- has seen a decline of 30 percent of subscribers
-it is the same old same old recycled thang
-we have lost our sense of humor and tolerance for ambiguity(the
quintessential intelligent factor)
Sheesh...I have to bite.
I wonder how many of these
Having attended Davis and worked on a project with Phil Shaver, I followed
the attachment literature closely.
The origins of Adult Attachment literature seem to stem from two sources.
One is from the Hazan and Shaver work where they postulated that there
might be a similar process and developed
Stephen Black wrote:
Allen Esterson said:
Evidence for the biological basis of incest aversion comes from the
studies of children raised in Israeli kibbutzim and of sim-pua marriages
in Taiwan (see below) snip
Allen's dug up interesting stuff on this question. I just wonder (and
In the course of responding to Stephen I ventured into another
illustrative example, and as it led to another question a bit off the main
point being discussed, Im posting it separately.
The propensity to fall in love is, I think most people will agree, a
genetic propensity of humans. (As it
(Apology: I'm having severe email trouble, so
can't reproduce Stephen Black's query about the statement I made in my original
email on this subject...I'm thrilled to be back online for what may be a short
time until my ISP hiccups again... I"ll do my best...)
I stated that I'm beginning to
Hello,
I am one of the people who wrote their dissertations on attachment (and
evolutionary psychology) so I thought I'd pass along a little information on
this topic.
In many ways, I do see attachment theory as an operationalization of Freud
(our childhood haunts us). However, some of the
sylvestm wrote:
TIPS:
- too Eurogenic
TIPS actualy *created* Europe? Wow! I had no idea we were so powerful.
--
Christopher D. Green
Department of Psychology
York University
Toronto, Ontario, Canada
M3J 1P3
e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
phone: 416-736-5115 ext. 66164
fax: 416-736-5814
I wonder how many other TIPSters are planning to attend APA this July. I'd
like to have a special get-together for all of us moslem TIPSters on Tuesday
evening. I'm sure I'm not the only moslem on the list, right?
(Cubans will also be welcome).
Paul
- Original Message -
From: Linda M.
Michael Sylvester wrote:
- a recent survey would indicate that there are only two black
tipsters and one Cuban and no moslems
You left out the Buddhists (which includes myself) Michael. A bit
Eurocentric of you, wasn't it?
- Ad hominen attacks on one tipster is on the rise
Well, Michael,
And the source of these statistics is?
I need more evidence and also alternative explanations.
Perhaps subscriptions are declining because of a ceiling effect?
The same old same old gets recycled, and this is true on all lists that have
longevity because new members are not
In a message dated 3/20/2004 5:39:07 PM Pacific Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Has any
one kept stats on the number of posts from international tipsters? I think
they are on the upswing, especially from Canada and England. But I could
be wrong, I haven't been keeping a
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