Beth, thanks for your generous and thoughtful reply to my messages about
the PBS program on Freud. Ill try to respond to the points you raise as
briefly as I can manage! Ill e-mail comments about Freuds relationship
with Breuer to you directly because its not important enough to take up
space
Hi
On Mon, 2 Dec 2002, Hetzel, Rod wrote:
I've pasted a copy of my attendance policy below. I would like to
switch to a policy that doesn't deduct points for being absent. That
seems awfully parental to me and not something that optimally prepares
students for the adult world that awaits
Rod wrote:
I've pasted a copy of my attendance policy below. I would like to switch to a policy
that doesn't deduct points for being absent. That seems awfully parental to me and
not something that optimally prepares students for the adult world that awaits them
after graduation. I'm
My campus has those automatic flushing toilets installed.
Are these meant to save water or prevent disease?
Those toilets seem to waste lots of water.I have had 4 flushes
while disposing scatological elements.
How does it work?If I get up it flushes even though
I do not swipe the low end digital
With David Premack in mind,I used a high probability ideal to reinforce
a low probability ideal.
Here is what I do.The highest score on any exam
I give is 80 and achieving 100 depends on attendance.
I am conveying the message that there is more
to learning than taking tests.I find that students
I saw a film a long time ago, can't remember the title but Max von Sidow (who
played Christ years before in a film) plays a guy who only turns on his tv
once a year to see if anything has changed. After doing his annual tv thing,
he says to his friend who comes to visit, If Jesus Christ
Here is the attendance policy that I use in my History of Psych class. I
use a points given method. Students get index cards at the beginning of
the semester that they must pick up before each class (that is how I take
attendance - card not picked up, person not present). If the person
Nothing like reading your mail from the last six days, and after responding to
this message, the very next one (now days old) has already established the
correction.
Sorry about that.
Oh, well...
Hey Louis, if Jesus would have driven a Christler, would an apostle have
driven a Yugo? :)
is it true that the minorah comes from Greece?
is there a scientific explanation as to why
a oil lamp which is supposed to last for one day
lasted for eight days?
Michael Sylvester,PhD
Daytona Beach,Florida
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Hetzel, Rod wrote:
I'm in the process of developing syllabi for next semester and wanted to
raise once again the issue of attendance policies. In my previous
academic position I never had much difficulty with classroom attendance.
Obvioualy, I cannot speak to the culture at your institution.
Hi Rod:
What a sad student culture! I feel badly for you and for the students!
I think your efforts might be better directed towards some administrative
contact with interested students who would like to see better attendance, as it
can enhance their own education to have classmates there
I can't believe that most of the students in your informal poll would be
that short-sighted when faced with not doing well in the class. Do they
really think that the amount of your instruction that they expose themselves
to is going to be unrelated to their performance in the class? They do know
Title: Re: Young Dr Freud
Hi Allen,
Thank you so much for taking the time and effort to answer my questions. I'm digesting the material you provided .
I cannot tell a lie (as George Washington supposedly said, though that's most likely a myth too), I am a little sad that I'll no longer be
I use a combination of reward and punishment in my syllabus.
Here are the relevant sections of the syllabus:
===(From Pg 2)
Attendance
Attendance is essential to successful college work. Just as it is
impossible to learn to drive without ever entering an automobile, so it
is
At 6:52 AM -0800 12/2/02, sylvestm wrote:
is it true that the minorah comes from Greece?
I have no idea, since I have no idea what a minorah is.
If you mean Menorah, the answer is no.
Oil lamps are quite old.
is there a scientific explanation as to why
a oil lamp which is supposed to last
Are any of you tipsters familiar with this company and/or web site? I would
like to know how you evaluate their information.
http://psypher.phatpete.org/
Michael B. Quanty, Ph.D.
Professor of Psychology
Grant Writer
Thomas Nelson Community College
P.O. Box 9407
Hampton, VA 23670
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did the Maccabees(sp) really defeated the Syrians at that battle?
Michael Sylvester,PhD
Daytona Beach,Florida
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I have had 4 flushes while disposing scatological elements.
Are you providing this information as confirmation of what many have
suspected all along?
Chuck
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Help! I've been running through episode after episode of the Discovering Psych
tapes looking for the segment on Richard Thompson's conditioned eyeblink
research on the cerebellum, but haven't located it. Anybody remember what tape
that segment is on?
Linda Walsh
University of Northern Iowa
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Lerning I believe
Mr. Denson
AP Psychology Teacher
Kempsville High School
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Help! I've been running through episode after episode of the Discovering Psych
tapes looking for the segment on Richard Thompson's conditioned eyeblink
research on the
Try Remembering and Forgetting.
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University of Central Arkansas
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Tipsters
I've been asked to put together a one-day transgender sensitivity
workshop/seminar for a population of law enforcement personnel and was
wondering if anybody could provide me with any ideas,
links/benchmarks/resources for such a presentation.
It feels kind of daunting since it seems
As a behaviorist, I'm struck by how much of this thread is concerned
with how to coerce/compel attendance vs. a functional analysis of
attendance requirements.
We (in these United States) require attendance in elementary and
secondary schools because an educated populace is regarded as a
1. My menorah comes from the Spertus College of Judaica in Chicago, Ill.
2. Who knows these things (was Jonah swallowed by a whale, did the Red
Sea really part for Moses or for Charleton Heston, even)?
3. Stop with all this tsouris (trouble). Go eat some latkes and spin a
dreidel already!
Happy
Hi Linda:
I just showed it recently. It was the section with classical conditioning. I
don't know the specific number of the segment.
Annette
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Help! I've been running through episode after episode of the Discovering
Psych
tapes looking for the segment
Hi,
The exact title is Learning No. 08 in the series, both
for the old and updated editions.
Mike Lee
Dept of Psychology
University of Manitoba
Winnipeg, MB, Canada
On Mon, 2 Dec 2002, Annette Taylor, Ph. D. wrote:
Hi Linda:
I just showed it recently. It was the section with classical
No, really--it is about 21 minutes into Remembering and Forgetting. No. 9
in the series.
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Director, Arkansas Charter School Resource Center
Associate Professor of Psychology Counseling
University of Central Arkansas
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On 2 Dec 2002, James Guinee wrote:
Hey Louis, if Jesus would have driven a Christler, would an apostle
have driven a Yugo? :)
Heard on the Canadian People's Radio (the CBC) the other day:
It was a 1950's Plymouth Fury, same as God drove. Because is it not
written:
God drove Adam and Eve
At 3:42 PM -0500 12/2/02, Stephen Black wrote:
I particularly like the claim that Jesus drove a Honda. Seems
reasonable to me.
You don't think that he had suffered enough?
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At 11:07 AM -0600 12/2/02, Paul Brandon wrote:
2. We can rely on natural contingencies -- those inherent in the behavior itself and
not requiring someone's planned intervention. Again, there are two categories:
a. Making attending reinforcing in its own right
(lectures as
Stephen Black wrote:
On 2 Dec 2002, James Guinee wrote:
Hey Louis, if Jesus would have driven a Christler, would an apostle
have driven a Yugo? :)
Heard on the Canadian People's Radio (the CBC) the other day:
Hey Comrade! That's the People's Republic of Soviet Canuckistan Radio,
On 2 Dec 2002 at 19:03, Hugh Foley wrote:
Your biggest problem is that you used a 4-pt
scale. Had you kept the same structure as the original scale, I think
that a comparison would have been reasonable. To me, the issue goes
beyond the simple assignment of numbers to the scale points
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