Calculating Behavior
Luckily for science, as a child R. Duncan Luce had astigmatism and parents who didn’t think much of art as… More
Luckily for science, as a child R. Duncan Luce had astigmatism and parents who didn’t think much of art as… More
The water has been pumped out and the sludge and debris are being hauled away, yet mention of Hurricane Katrina… More
The Student Notebook welcomes Jeffrey Scott Mio as this months’ Champion of Psychology. Mio, California State Polytechnic University, specializes in… More
The Cambridge Handbook of Visuospatial Thinking Priti Shah and Akira Miyake Cambridge University Press 2005 ISBN: 0521807107 454 pages Visuospatial… More
Among the things not emphasized enough in graduate school is the versatility of a psychology degree in academia. This thought… More
Randomly Confused I AM PUZZLED BY THE ARTICLE titled, “How Random Is That?” [September 2005 Observer]. The article appears to… More
Enough Is Enough It goes without saying, doesn’t it?: More is better — at least, when we’re talking money, ice… More
Student study behavior, as recorded on a test preparation Web site, has changed with the introduction of the new SAT… More
James McKeen Cattell was already recognized as a founding father of psychological science when he and two former students launched… More
Remember how, as a student listening to a lecture, your attention drifted between the words of the professor and sundry… More
Remember how, as a student listening to a lecture, your attention drifted between the words of the professor and sundry… More
Urie Bronfenbrenner, a co-founder of the national Head Start program and widely regarded as one of the world’s leading scholars… More
When we read scientific psychology journals, we notice that many well-respected researchers often use commentaries and other rebuttals to address… More