Close to Home by John McPherson
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It's much easier to post news stories and things I read about to a blog, rather than post to my webpage or BlackBoard. This blog contains posts of interest to students from all of my classes.
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- Depressive Realism?
- Internet Security at work - It's the Boss Fooling ...
- The high price of free ads
- Me!
- A NYT story about narrative psych!
- Survey of Muslim-Americans
- Bias in Fire Dept Hiring Exam
- Security 'bad news for sex drive'
- Madison Avenue Says Hello to ‘Hello,’ Again
- Treatment of Depression May Lead to Longer Life
- crow vending machines
- What make a society prone to rape? A Sociological...
- Not Just at Euro Disney ...
- Ads That Are Too Fast for a Fast-Forward Button
- How I do library research
- Negative Reinforcement Illustrated
- TV’s Silver Age
- Hollywood Loves the Tiny Screen. Advertisers Don’t.
- Avoiding Ads With TiVo? TiVo Strikes Back
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- anomalous experience
- anti-depressants
- AUC
- availability-heuristic
- Black-People
- brain
- business
- cartoons
- CUNY
- defense-mechanisms
- demographics
- depression
- discrimination
- employment
- ethics
- evolutionary-psych
- forensic
- gender
- humor grad-school
- interpersonal
- IO
- IVs-Dvs
- Jung
- library research
- men
- Muslim-Americans
- no-space
- OB
- online behavior
- pesudoscience
- politics
- psychinfo
- racism
- research-methods
- scholarship
- Scholarships and Jobs
- science
- science-politics
- sexual-assault
- social
- social rape-myth
- social-cognition
- Social-Influcence
- stigma
- summer reading
- systems-theory
- testing
- the basics
- tsunami
- women
- York
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