I had a particularly amusing incident today in class.
We've started a new quarter, so we were doing student intros.
One young woman said her name was Erin, and two others chimed in that
they were also named Erin (same spelling). Of course it isn't that
unusual to have 2 or 3 students with the
I have a quick SPSS question. When I enter data (in the SPSS spread
sheet) and hit the enter key the cursor moves one box down. Do any of you
know how to change the setting so that the enter key makes the cursor
move to the right box? I realize the arrow will move the cursor to the right but it
I've had the same question for the past 14 years. My neighbor Rose married
Richard Tulip. I wondered if their children should be considered hybrids.
Gary J. Klatsky, Ph. D.
Director, Human Computer Interaction M.A. Program
Department of Psychology[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Oswego State
The name discussion has been fun. Let me throw it to the dogs.
It seems that a study published in the most recent Psychological Science demonstrates
that purebred dog owners resemble their dogs. Even the news report suggests that there
might be some methodological issues, so the study might be
An interesting study was described in AARP
(okay, now I'm outed). The issue is devoted to "Civil Rights Today."
(For those of you who aren't old enough, you can check out the issue
online: http://www.aarpmagazine.org/
You can participate in the Implicit Association
Test, described in one
Marie -
Instead of pressing the return key, press the tab key.
Judith Roberts
Behavioral Sciences
City College of San Francisco
[EMAIL PROTECTED] 03/31/04 12:10 PM
I have a quick SPSS question. When I enter data (in the SPSS spread
sheet) and hit the enter key the cursor moves one box down. Do
Beth,
www.tolerance.org (Southern Poverty Law
Center) has3 other versions of the IAT. Handicapped, racial and religious
tolerance.Makes for some interesting reactions.
Jodi
Jodi Gabert
Reed City HS
225 W Church St
Reed City MI 49677
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From:
Beth
At Indiana University Kokomo, we require 36 hours plus Intro.
Dr. Bob Wildlbood
Lecturer in Psychology
Indiana University Kokomo
Kokomo, IN 56904-9003
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On 30 Mar, 2004, at 13:20, Michael Lavin wrote:
TIPSERS: How many psychology hours (27-36 etc) are required
Mike Lee wrote in his first posting on OCD (29 March):
In talking about OCD today, I described it as a
disorder in which repetitive actions (compulsions)
are essentially reactions to repetitive thoughts (obsessions).
The action (repeating the alphabet over and over) helps
divert thinking
- Original Message -
From: Allen Esterson [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Teaching in the Psychological Sciences [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, March 31, 2004 10:19 PM
Subject: Re: Student Question on OCD
Thanks for the information Allen. I suppose that the choice
of the words sexual and
I am sorry to leave you hanging so long on the answer to this riddle (see
original message below).
The student arbitrarily chose one of the answers and said I chose that
answer because it seemed right to me. She didn't get any points for that.
She thought she should get credit for her reason
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