Stephen Black wrote: I've discovered a website of Allen Esterson (at
http://www.human-nature.com/esterson/index.html) where he takes on
Masson's claims regarding Freud's seduction theory. The discussion
provides another good example of Freud's prediliction for revision without
regret. Allen
I have also received another book
Fernandez, L. (2000) Readings in psychology: A debate and issues approach.
Kendall/Hunt.
It contains many of the same issues (some with different articles). It also
gives forms after each section to help with the debate. For example it
gives an audience prep
thanks for all of the great responses on animal research and
controversial issues! i hate to do my students' legwork for them, but
their presentation is next tuesday so you all helped them tremendously.
brownie points from the teacher.
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Tasha R. Howe, Ph.D
Assistant Professor of
In this instance, there are regulations regarding use of state property
for promotion of religious or political beliefs.
If this indeed is the case, then I would respectfully submit to you that
this is an issue between the poster and his/her institution. I don't
think it is our responsibility
Steven Davis quoted from an abstract that read, in part:
It is also questioned whether psychologists view the use of animals in
psychological research as beneficial, noting that Plous found that 92.2% of
psychologists who were mental health workers indicated they they rarely,
never, or only
Rod wrote:
Interesting conversation, here. When I teach my Marriage and
The Family class, I will occasionally have students who hold
a Christian world view discuss the roles of men and women
within a marriage. Sometimes male students will assert that
there would be fewer problems
I just had a student ask me a question I can't answer:
She is doing poorly in a class (biopsych) but is passing with a C-.
She is interested in going to grad school in psych. She is thinking
of taking this course pass/fail.
Her question: does a pass for this course on her transcript look
On 24 Oct 2001, at 10:35, James Guinee wrote:
There is a difference between respecting someone else's beliefs and allowing
them to preach to you in a public forum
My last comments, I promise:
1. Mike and others are absolutely correct -- preaching the merits of (or
denouncing the evil of) a
On Wed, 24 Oct 2001 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
In his email of yesterday (today in American terms as we are 8 to
10 hours ahead of you; it's 5 am or 05:00 over here), Mike
Sylvester asked a fellow South African Tipster a question re the
amount of native born Africans on your faculty.
Chuck:
If I saw that a student had taken a core class like biopsych on
a P/F system then I would be tempted to assume either she
had begun the class P/F, and probably had not worked hard on
learning material from the beginning, or that she had done very
poorly (low D range) was attempting
Is a good marriage based on equality of power in all situations? There is a large
marital conflict literature and we know a great deal about communication differences
between happy and distressed couples. There is also the family feud between Gottman
and Markman about whether it makes sense to
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