of the article, this error is a sign
of what has happened to once-respected Scientific American:
Sure, if you convert your body's hydrogen into energy through nuclear fission
That'd be quite a feat.
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talking about the penis, and a footnote
reads We will return to this topic at greater length on page
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J'ai vous donné mon vote aussi. Bon chance!
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On 4/16/07, Jim Dougan [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
TIPsters.
OK - it is going to be a real stretch to find psychology-related content
here - and apologies in advance if this is inappropriate
A recent
Google is pretty busy with new product introductions today, it seems:
http://mail.google.com/mail/help/paper/more.html
Paul
On 4/1/07, Turner, G. Marc [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
It's their army of nanobots I think... The nanobots travel with
exhilarating nano-speed through the sewer system and
department secretary Chris as Christ, which may have been a
motivated error subconsciously acknowledging the real power in the
department.
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On 12/11/06, Julie Osland [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
While grading a child development paper on risk and resilience
that does have its own IRB. Does Jim's
teacher have to find an IRB that has jurisdiction, and go through their
processes? Or can the teacher develop a review process just for this science
fair? What if there is no IRB that has jurisdiction?
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, it probably would not be. The discussion in Miller's
paper under the heading Recoding explains this fairly well:
http://psychclassics.yorku.ca/Miller/
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On 10/24/06, Herb Coleman [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Subject: is 1879 a chunk?
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keep reading about. I do find
myself gloating about that fact, but I honestly think that it means
that I've done something useful about the sorry state of elections. I
heartily recommend it.
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On 10/24/06, Wendi K. Born [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I just wanted
, if that matters, but that
means I'm watching foreign or classic films rather than whatever rerun
catches my eye.
Oh, and I've never seen reality television, except an episode of
Star Academy when I was in Quebec a few years ago.
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On 10/24/06, DeVolder Carol L
as charged. I just know myself well enough to know that when
tired, I make excuses, and park myself in front of the set. I have
removed the temptation. I haven't seen a downside yet to having done
so.
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Diana -
These are pretty old now, but worth looking over. The last one
(Vaughn) presents an 80 time Test of Common Beliefs in psychology.
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Brown, L. T. (1983). Some more misconceptions about psychology among
to believe that the Journal-Sentinel is
hoping to create some interesting news by doing so, essentially
inviting protestors to stalk this instructor. I hope that next
Wednesday is a slow news day.
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Paul may have been referring to national-level amendments (that is,
amendments to the U.S. Constitution, which are far far less likely to
pass than those at the state level).
Electoral chum is a very apt phrase - did you coin it yourself?
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On 8/25/06, Rick
http://www.indiana.edu/~istd/
I use it as well.
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On 8/16/06, Traci Giuliano [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
For several years, I've had my students read the excellent site on avoiding
plagiarism from Indiana University
(http://www.indiana.edu/~wts/pamphlets
this, and yes, I failed one
student this spring when she couldn't pass it. We need to know that
they know how to avoid plagiarism, and this is as close as we can come
to a guarantee, I think.
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On 7/20/06, Christopher D. Green [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Worried about plagiarism? Perhaps you should first look up rather than
down...
There's some more of the problem down as well:
http://www.nytimes.com/2006/07/13/books/13textbook.html
This is how the 2005
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Paul Smith wrote (quoting from the NYT):
This is how the 2005 edition of A History of the United States, a
high school history textbook by the Pulitzer Prize-winning historian
Daniel J. Boorstin and Brooks Mather Kelley, relates the cataclysmic
attacks of 9/11
considering the consequences.
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groups most devoted to this model for sex and marriage
Jim:
Evidence, please?
http://www.religioustolerance.org/chr_dira.htm
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if you made more money and had a
higher income, you can go ahead and have sex even though you're not
married).
I'm not claiming here that having a certain religion causes divorce
(my argument doesn't depend on that), but simply that it doesn't
eliminate divorce.
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small city, I think)
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On 7/17/06, Michael Scoles [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I just walked by a classroom used to train future teachers. These
classrooms can be identified readily by the large number of posters on the
wall. A poster near the door proclaimed
horrifying Yahoo Answers site, when someone
promoting some new agey stuff repeated the claim.
But apparently it's not part of the conventional wisdom, thank goodness.
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On 7/17/06, Rick Froman [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Maybe they meant to say that there are more
at the State
University of New York at Stony Brook this month.
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Class? What's that?
Heck, even the left in the U.S. doesn't talk about class these
days. That kind of thing is WAY too dangerous for us.
Paul Smith (who, like most Americans still expects to become rich someday)
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sidetracked by the
semester.
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On 6/18/06, Gerald Peterson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Actually, the psych of religious belief IS of interest and so I have found
the tips exchanges interesting and entertaining. I took off from teaching
this spring/summer
On 6/14/06, Jim Guinee [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Because it is. He is the only one who made such an assertion. Other
respondents took the study and batted it around without focusing one iota
on the identity of the person who posted it.
Well, I'm one of those other respondents, and I had the
Rick Froman already called me on that: Aubyn is a man (judging by the
beard, anyway), with a fascinating website:
http://www.puc.edu/Faculty/Aubyn_Fulton/fulton/.
My mistake, and yes, those mental pictures do color our
interpretations. Interesting point.
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in arguments
about immigration.
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be so completely unaffected by her education.
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On 5/12/06, Caruso, Michael J. [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi John,
I'm guessing that you are thinking of Paul Smith's Establishing Authorship
exercise. My link to his original doesn't work either. I found
going on here,
right? There's quite a bit here about the article's author, and about
the FC enthusiasts.
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On 5/11/06, Marie Helweg-Larsen [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The cover of this week's time is on New insights into the hidden world
of autism.
http://www.time.com
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stating that he has chronic problems with bad luck and having to defend
himself in
front of Boards.
He came to your school from Tom Delay's district, then?
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On 4/20/06, Paul Brandon [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
OTOH, we've got Division I hockey
...which has finally settled into its most natural state:
http://www.uwbadgers.com/sport_news/whky/central/index.aspx
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You may be right, and I'll sure be more attentive to this kind of
thing the next time I review a textbook.
On the other hand, if this is really the culprit, it'd be about the
only thing that my students learned in that kind of detail from their
textbooks. grin
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will mysteriously fail to have benefitted from either my witty
metaphor or the utterly concrete warning that preceded it. It is
experiences like that which explain to me why I so enjoy learning
foreign languages.
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adjusted a bit.
The warning was straightforward: if on your assessment you don't have
the same measure for both groups, it'll be wrong, and you'll have to
do it over again.
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assumptions, a claim
which I'd reject as well).
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right, but religious belief more generally), to the detriment of the
role of modern rational-empirical science.
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Learn, at the National Academy Press website. You can
read the book online still, I believe, so it'll just cost you a brief
trip through cyberspace.
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Hi, Linda -
I'll spare TIPS my reply, and send it just to you. I suspect people
may be a bit sick of me at the moment grin.
On 4/1/06, Linda Woolf, Ph.D. [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Religion has long been used as a means to foster destructive hate and
violence. In fact, as many generations
Well dang, that went right out to TIPS, didn't it? Oh well. I guess
it's time to compose a rant about not being able to use a single email
program for all of my various accounts, or maybe just admit that I'm
just not adept enough at these things to remember which works what
way.
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for our
military in general, but the General Boykin incident suggests that
there is a serious problem. My military is not to be used for such
purposes.
Paul Smith
On 4/1/06, David Epstein [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Sat, 1 Apr 2006, David Epstein went:
No, Bill. The problem is Stephen. We've
On 4/1/06, [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On the positive side, if we can believe Al for once, he knows where he's
not appreciated, and is now the dearly departed. As for Beth's kind note,
thank you and I blush. I also appreciate Paul Smith quickly acting to
back me up. It felt
having it look like a personal vendetta. I'm
pleased that Linda did the Googling and reported on what she'd found,
but hey, gimme some credit here too, okay? /pout
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into one's worldview, one has established the claim's truth (or
perhaps its Truth) - does support religious beliefs against the
challenge of the lack of empirical support.
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for the effectiveness of prayer?. That's a FAR more
interesting question.
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It sounded a little too pat to be true, but Snopes.com says that it is,
in content if not quite in the form quoted here. There's additional
material there as well:
http://www.snopes.com/politics/quotes/raskin.asp
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for
effectiveness of therapy than, say, simple behavioral observations
(Didja get out of the house today? Great!), or self-reported measures
of mood.
Paul Smith
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An op-ed piece was published recently in the New York Times, in whicha
between faculty and
the students that produces the kind of learning I know I had there
today.
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answered in under a minute by email.
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, some of those variations.
Paul Smith
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Fellow Canuck and former student Jean-Marc from the real True North Strong andFree asked about a good introduction to evolution for first-year students. Two
suggestions were
that change.
So to play compulsive editor, I suggest the following slight adjustment to Chuck's list of 2:
1) Organisms vary in many ways that can be inherited.
2) These variations can be selected to produce large changes in populations over many generations.
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It's clear that those children are FAR too special to ever attend college. ;)
Paul Smith
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Tomy has broken five VCRs in the family home using only his energy force,Kaufman said.
http://www.fortwayne.com/mld
You might consider sending them to the alt.talk.origins site and have them read and present on articles there:
http://www.talkorigins.org/
Or have them just analyze the FAQ there:
http://www.talkorigins.org/origins/faqs-qa.html
I'd say it's even more reliable than wikipedia.
Paul Smith
On 12/23/05, Annette Taylor, Ph. D. [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Great news story :)But I have to admit to a limitation in my understanding: what does YMMV standfor?
Your Mileage May Vary
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, and (for the
IDers) it's not exactly the road to a Christian fundamentalist takeover
either.
Paul Smith
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HiThere are at least several problems with Stephen's eminently sensiblesuggestions below.1.The level of science education
the link to turnitin.com immediately afterwards will serve to
reinforce the ProfEssays.com ad.
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/guardians. The journal's
editor agreed with me. I would recommend rejection in your situation as well,
with a careful note about the reasons for your recommendation.
Paul
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Christopher D. Green wrote:
I have it on good authority from a professor at Kansas that Paul
Mirecki, the professor who was beat up on a rural road for making some
disparaging remarks about supporters of ID, has now resigned as chair of
religious studies.
The Kansas City Star is
of the environment seems to have grown
recently from an odd story in the NYTimes to a genuine phenomenon. There is, it
seems, more here than meets the eye.
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Since we're talking about Wikipedia, I wonder what people think about the
Wikipedia article on the Mozart Effect. I'd particularly like to hear from
Ken Steele about it (is he still around here?). No hidden agenda - just
curious.
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to do with the study of mental illness
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that Christian and anti-science
fundamentalist are co-referential? They're not. I believe that she owes a lot
of Christians an apology (though I doubt that such an apology would reflect a
real change in her heart).
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to the problem, unfortunately, but I think that
the problem would be better addressed by better character education than by
focusing on intelligence.
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impact of relativity on psychology is its unfortunate
seminal role in the metaphor problem: the failure to distinguish between the
metaphorical (e.g., all the various everything is relative psychological
claims) and the literal (e.g., Einstein's physical relativity).
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it to you to figure out whether political science is
or isn't.
Well, if redundancy is a concern, then Department of Politics won't fly
either.
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Subject: RE: adult attention span cross-posting with psychteach
Ah serendipity! Here is a link to an MSNBC report
of another general tendency I've noticed in
research methods courses at all levels: when you use meaningful examples, the
students want to talk about the content - about cats and dogs, in this case -
and not about the methodological principles you're trying to illustrate.
Paul Smith
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.
In addition, I'm also curious about who forensic psychologists work
for. Is assessing mental competency a fulltime position? Or is the
treatment part the major part of the job?
Paul Smith
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David Wasieleski wrote:
Primarily assessment of mental status at the time
a student who gets caught
complaining to the professor but the site I bought it from PROMISED
that the text was original!.
Paul Smith
http://tinyurl.com/8zu2w
Custom Papers:
In addition to the term papers already available on our site, we offer a
service
(Shameless plug follows...)
FWIW, my colleague Kris Vasquez will lead a discussion of this during
the seminar we're doing at the Best Practices in Critical Thinking
conference in Atlanta in about a month.
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Mike Palij wrote: (snipped in various places
leagues. I doubt that
would work for many people, though I'll bet Willie could use it.
As a result, it doesn't make sense to say to try to impose a fixed
number of chunks on a phone number or zip code. It varies by individual.
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Herb Coleman wrote:
The way I
http://tinyurl.com/9gc9s
Death raises questions about autism treatment
5-year-old boy was receiving chelation therapy at doctor's office
Updated: 7:12 a.m. ET Aug. 26, 2005
PITTSBURGH - The death of a 5-year-old autistic boy has raised questions
about whether a medical treatment aimed at
for real carpenters.
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have it, as well as access
online to the .pdf.
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Marie Helweg-Larsen wrote:
Paul
That sounds like a great article. Can you provide issue, volume number
and year. Thanks. Marie
Paul Smith wrote:
Annette Taylor, Ph. D. wrote:
In addition, I find
poor jugglers.
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You can become the most dangerous man in America, like Timothy Leary
(BA-Psych, U. of Alabama).
http://www.answers.com/topic/timothy-leary
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Oh, god, Stephen Black _retired_? Congratulations!
I can't imagine what this list is going to look like now that Stephen -
already one of the most prolific and well-informed posters here - has
more time on his hands to answer our questions and set the record straight.
Paul Smith
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remember, and so in fact part of being a
college teacher means teaching what we think of as basic writing skills.
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Melissa A. St Pierre wrote:
Hi all,
I tend to disagree with Joan and Patrick on this one...would you want
poor spelling from a future colleague
the newest issue of Psychological Science in the Public
Interest, a fascinating article titled Flawed Self-Assessment:
Implications for Health, Education and the Workplace. The gist of it
was that we are bad self-assessors with respect to a wide range of skills.
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After acknowledging Deteriorata, I don't know how you could still be
so remiss to have failed to acknowledge Shatnerology, the worship of the
One True Shatner:
http://www.shatnerology.com/index.html
Paul Smith
Mike Palij wrote:
And I would be seriously remiss if I did not acknowledge
with our intuitions instead responses)?
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Stephen Black wrote:
My suggestion is that the problem lies with the original work being
correlational and the later work randomized. Note that for one of the
studies, the claim is for a more rigorous study.
It's
Could you comment on how this comparison would look to you if instead of
just the p-value from the hypothesis test, you also included a measure
of effect size?
This is a very interesting discussion. Thanks,
Paul Smith
Karl L. Wuensch wrote:
My point is that the CI gives you everything you
the difference in effect sizes (.039 versus 4.25). Is that a fair
reading? (oh, and the p-value itself isn't really adding much of
anything, is it?).
Paul Smith
Karl L. Wuensch wrote:
Here are more details on the hypothesis test of no effect, which for the
sophisticated reader will provide the same
in which there was a narrow confidence interval, but around a
much larger difference (and of course there would be a much smaller
p-value to go with it).
I see your point (I think). I'm getting pretty close to convinced
enough to change how I teach this.
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or not Freud was a
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not.
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Jim Matiya wrote:
Paul Smith,
Did you see the latest issue of People magizine? There is a story of an
autistic boy who learned to type without his facilitated communicator,
on his own, successfully! gulp!
Er, People magazine? My subscription must have run out before that
issue wink
it, the computer will let you know, and you can come back next
semester and sit there not understanding it a second time, as I say it all the
same way again.
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David Epstein wrote:
On Fri, 8 Apr 2005, Christopher D. Green went:
Let the debate begin!
Dear students
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Run the randomization over and over
again until you get the results you want? With retroactive prayer,
that'd be pretty easy to do, right?
Well, that would be dishonest, wouldn't it? I think we should be
reluctant
really any more honest than this would be, if that's what he did.
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of it and let her die.
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for
consciousness. That's the status quo to be maintained if we pass over
in silence until we have a definitive answer.
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, but that doesn't mean that there can't be a perfectly useful
sense of the term as a shorthand reference to something important which
is at the same time normal physical processes in the brain and body.
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generally mind/body dualists? Do you think that's a common assumption
among behaviorists?
I know that Skinner touched on that in his last paper (the famous
cognition as creation science paper), and I've never known if he
really meant to suggest that cognitivism implies dualism.
Paul Smith
activity'
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understand these
things well.
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Pour quoi pas D'fendereuse de la Foi?
Paul Smith
Alverno College
Milwaukee
Jean-Marc Perreault wrote:
Actually, last time I hear, Elizabeth was the Queen, and not the King.
Therefore, it should go as follows: Instead of /Dfendeur de la Foi,
one should read //*Dfenderesse* de la Foi.
JM
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