Observer Article
The Origin of One
It is an ability we take for granted every day. We see one apple, we think one apple. We see a dozen roses, we think 12 roses. We dream of ... More>
Letter/Observer Forum
Remembering Meehl; ‘Overkill’ by IRBs
Remembering Meehl Tom Nelson Adrian College I was saddened to read about the death of Professor Paul Meehl [Observer, July 2003]. As an undergraduate at the University of Minnesota in ... More>
Member Article
Preserving the Spirit and Respect of Academia Through Traditions
Through degree ceremonies, academics reach each other and the public. I was fortunate to receive an honorary doctorate of philosophy from the University of Helsinki, Finland along with 11 other ... More>
Observer Article
NINDS Researches Social Decision-Making
Imagine politicians using functional magnetic resonance imaging in focus groups to plot their campaigns and craft their messages. Or the marketers of everything from candy to Cadillacs using it to ... More>
Observer Article
Scientists in the Service
Psychological Science Onboard a Submarine By Jeff Dyche I didn’t join the Navy to become a psychologist. I don’t know anyone who has. Most people join the armed services to ... More>




