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Behaviorism became a dominant force in Psychology and remains influential today. Learn more about behaviorism in this brief history of Psychology. ... Source: isohunt.com --- 6 days ago
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KEVIN DRUM writes : The New York Times reports today that the stock market is up. Here's the story they invented to explain it: (a) there's a widespread belief that the global economy is tanking, thus (b) reducing the demand for oil and (c) driving down oil prices. Wall Street, (d) seeing plummeting oil prices, (e) is elated and (f) drives stock prices up. There are two basic possibilities here: (a) this explanation has been created out of whole cloth or (b) Wall Street investors are idiots. Or both. For now, I'm going with (a). Now, there is always an element of shallow post hoc ergo propter hoc reasoning in news stories discussing market movements. This does come across as a little odd, however. It's reminiscent of instances when markets rise on expectations of an interest rate cut. The greater the odds of a cut, the worse off the economy (one presumes), so why should markets react positively? If we must assume that price movements are not primarily a function of random volatility, then a better explanation should take into account the role of expectations. Markets might rise on a rate cut, because the rate cut signals a continued commitment to full employment as a goal of the central bank (and expectations that future cuts may come more readily). And investors may have interpreted falling oil prices as indicating that future supply might not be as tight as expected. Or we can recall Tyler Cowen's comment from yesterday: ...Any new ... Source: www.moreover.com --- 5 days ago
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Are you or your child struggling at work and school? As an adult have you always wondered why some tasks are more difficult than others? Is your child falling behind at school? ... Source: en.wikiversity.org --- 4 days ago
New page: The official timetable for the Semester 2, 2008 Social Psychology unit at the University of Canberra can be found here: [http://ucspace.canberra.edu.au/display/7125/Timetable Timetable] (u... New page The official timetable for the Semester 2, 2008 Social Psychology unit at the University of Canberra can be found here: [http://ucspace.canberra.edu.au/display/7125/Timetable Timetable] (ucspace). [[Category:Social Psychology (Psychology)/Admin]] ... Source: en.wikiversity.org --- 4 days ago
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Friday : U.S. banking regulators swooped in to seize mortgage lender IndyMac Bancorp Inc (IMB.N) on Friday after withdrawals by panicked depositors led to the third-largest banking failure in U.S. history . California-based IndyMac, which specialized in a type of mortgage that often required minimal documents from borrowers, became the fifth U.S. bank to fail this year as a housing bust and credit crunch strain financial institutions. John McCain : [A] lot of our problems today, as you know, are psychological — the confidence, trust, the uncertainty about our economic future, ability to keep our own home. And top McCain advisor Phil Gramm, echoing that McCain talking point: "We have sort of become a nation of whiners," he said. "You just hear this constant whining, complaining about a loss of competitiveness, America in decline" despite a major export boom that is the primary reason that growth continues in the economy, he said. "We've never been more dominant; we've never had more natural advantages than we have today," he said. "We have benefited greatly" from the globalization of the economy in the last 30 years. ... "Misery sells newspapers," Mr. Gramm said. "Thank God the economy is not as bad as you read in the newspaper every day." Who knew Psychology was powerful enough to wipe out five banks in one year, including the third largest collapse in US history? ... Source: www.marquette.edu --- 13 days ago
Dr. Edward de St. Aubin, associate professor of Psychology at Marquette University and a resident of Wauwatosa , Wis. , recently received the university’s highest teaching honor, the Rev. John P. Raynor, S.J., Faculty Award for Teaching Excellence. Dr. de St. Aubin studies identity and meaning-making in adults, stigmatized groups and those suffering major life disruptions, such as a spinal cord injury. ... Source: www.france24.com --- 13 days ago
The University of Michigan has published research showing that, in 42 of the 50 countries studied, people said they were happier than in 1981. The secret? "Economic growth, democratization and tolerance". ... Source: www.wiu.edu --- 12 days ago
Western Illinois University Psychology Professor Emeritus Frank E. Fulkerson has been named the department's interim chair, effective Aug. 1, according to College of Arts and Sciences Dean Inessa Levi. ... Find more results for Psychology on RSSMicro.com |
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