On Sun, 19 Sep 2010 06:42:57 -0700, Rick Froman wrote:
>Interesting article for Research Methods discussions of control and ethics:
> From The New York Times:
>
> TARGET CANCER: New Drugs Stir Debate on Basic Rules of Clinical Trials
>
> Two cousins developed the same lethal cancer; only one coul
I'm sure there are hundreds of cults in the US alone and probably most
of them don't commit mass suicide...but of course what constitutes a
"cult" is hard to define.
Many are probably aimed at causing damage to a system (to force
change) that they see as dysfunctional (e.g. skin heads? KKK? "the
f
Know people who have been citing Mark Taylor's /New York Times/ op-ed
from last year, about "The End of the University as We Know It" (and the
ensuing book)? Give them this critique as an antidote.
http://www.tnr.com/book/review/mark-taylor-crisis-campus-colleges-universities
Chris
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Christop
We were just speaking of cults in my intro psych course this week--I push
social psych up to the front.
Here is one that made the news today.
http://abclocal.go.com/kabc/story?section=news/local/los_angeles&id=7676173
My question to a person with greater knowledge than myself is why they so o
Interesting article for Research Methods discussions of control and ethics:
>
> From The New York Times:
>
> TARGET CANCER: New Drugs Stir Debate on Basic Rules of Clinical Trials
>
> Two cousins developed the same lethal cancer; only one could take part in an
> experimental drug trial. Crit
Allen,Michael Smith,Louis,Paul,Marc to deliver eulogies.
No resurrection till judgment day,
Btw,did anyone observe that our women tipsters did not contribute to the thread?
Michael "omnicentric" Sylvester,PhD
Daytona Beach,Florida
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A news article on the Bloomberg Businessweek website summarizes
a recent research study that appeared in the Journal of Adolescent
Health (full ref given at end of article) which found that families with
an absent father is associated with girls reaching puberty earlier but
only for girls from "hig
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Although not on topic, an indulgence that I hope Tipsters will understand,
Mike P.Thanks for amswering my question.
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Dear Tipsters,
Although not on topic, an indulgence that I hope Tipsters will understand, I
can't help but admire the commitment of Chris Green to TIPS.
Here he is on a Saturday afternoon at his Alma Mater for Homecoming,
particularly to help celebrate 50 Years of Psychology at Bishop's, and h
On the subject of Newton's "shoulders of giants" sentence, in response
to my writing
> My recollection of the context of the remark is that the contention
> that it was a sarcastic putdown of Hooke is nothing more than an
> interpretation of Newtons's words -- though as these things go
> nowadays,
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