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From:         "JOHN R. KRAFT" <KRAFT@NUHUB.BITNET>
Subject:      Is there anybody out there?

Hey now psycgraders.............
There haven't been very many postings lately and, thus, sure
have been lonely.
So I decided to post something......I dunno what...yet.......
Okay here's something.
I am bailing out on my program (Visual Perception). I figured out
that I need to be working on Social Psych issues.  That's the stuff
I really love.  Getting into Visual Perception was a bad call on
my part.  Since I am trying to be "true to thine owen self" (inside joke)
I am trying to work on an issue that is close to my heart and something
I would be proud work on in order to understand it, or better yet,
stop it.

The topic is sexual assault(or simply  put rape). I am already in contact
with Ellen Cohn up at Univ. of New Hampshire.  But I am having trouble
finding others who investigate rape from a social psych perspective.
Can anyone suggest researchers who are working on this topic?
All suggestions are welcomed (including learn how to use the editor
function on this program - sorry).

Hope everyone had a great New Years.  I spent NYE dancing my tail
off at a PHISH concert.  WOW ...... what a show.

John R. Kraft
<Kraft@Northeastern.Edu>
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From:         "JOHN P. KLINE" <KLINE@ARIZVMS.BITNET>
Subject:      Re: Regression Question

Debbie,
Your problem is not clear to me.  "the ratio of the scores may be important"?
If you have apriori reasons for suspecting that specific variables may interact
with "group", you can dummy code group vectors and the compute cross products
vectors to represent the interaction.  Then comes the problem of deciding how to
   hierarchically enter the variables into the equation.

One thing of note, is that if you use a composite score and the individual
scores that sum to that composite as independent variables in the same
design matrix, you will certainly have problems with multicollinearity,
as the composite score is a linear combination of the other scores!

Good luck.
John
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From:         Fred Detwiler <ST8330@SIUCVMB.BITNET>
Subject:      Philly request

I've been helped in this regard.
>>>>>See how fast things can happen.  Maybe we can all do a
joint diss. ;7
Fred.
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From:         wade r baggette jr <911BAGGETTE@MERLIN.NLU.EDU>
Subject:      RE: psycoloquy.92.3.67.peer-review.1.stodolsky (141 lines) (fwd)

set psycgrad nomail
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Subject:      Re: HELP!

Barry,
        Try reading any of Paul Ekman's work (CSUSF) on lying, (you may
want to start with his recent book  _Telling Lies_).  Also work has been
done with social psych by Howard Friedman at UCR.
        Hope this gives you a start...let me know how you end up measuring
it...I'm interested!!!

Tracy J. Moncrief
MONCRIET@CGGSVAX.CLAREMONT.EDU
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From:         PCABE@PEMBVAX1.PEMBROKE.EDU
Subject:      RE: MBTI

...go read up on the MBTI in Test Reviews, Mental Measurements Yearbook, etc.
Those sources give some interesting, and nominally disinterested, commentary
in addition to various published sources on the instrument.

Pat Cabe
Pembroke State Univ
Pembroke, NC 28352
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From:         GOLDBERG@FORDMULC.BITNET
Subject:      re:Kosher restaurants in Philadelphia

        Oscar Israelowitz's book, "A Kosher Dining Guide" lists the
following:
1)      Deli Nosh - Hillel House at Temple University
                2014 North Broad Street

2)      Dragon Inn
                7628 Castor Avenue

3)      European Dairy Restaurant
                2000 Sansom Street

4)      Macaabeam Rest.
                128 S. 12th Street

5)      New York Deli
                2028 Chestnut Street

6)      The Tiberius Cafeteria
                8010 Tenth Avenue

                        ENJOY.......
                                Neal
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From:         CASE ELIZABETH <PSYGRDDEC@ORION.DEPAUL.EDU>
Subject:      RE: Sorry about this

Linda,

I have not received mail for some time, and I'm assuming it's because of
the holiday.  I have a feeling things will pick up again real soon.

Elizabeth
psygrddec@orion.depaul.edu
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From:         cella <BE6I@MUSICB.MCGILL.CA>
Subject:      Request concerning counseling gang members

please remove my name from the mailing list. Thank you
BE6I@MUSICB.MCGILL.CA
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From:         WAGNERL@CGSVAX.CLAREMONT.EDU
Subject:      Re: Stats & Therapists

Philip,
        Thanks, that sort of clarifies things a little.  Although I'm
not very knowledgeable about studying at a different place than you're
working at... or from... or ...  How do you take tests?  Do you give
presentations?  It's not important, I'm just curious.
Larry.
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From: nichols@spss.com (David Nichols)
Subject: Re: Regression Question
Organization: SPSS Inc.
Date: Tue, 12 Jan 1993 19:11:55 GMT

In article <EfIjG8600Uh7E2g4NN@andrew.cmu.edu> Deborah Gibbons <dg4t+%ANDREW.CMU.EDU@CARNEGIE.BITNET> writes:
>Hi, Everyone!
>
>For about a month now, I've been quietly listening in on your
>discussions, and I'd like to introduce myself and request some
>statistics advice.  This is my first year in the organizational behavior
>program at Carnegie-Mellon University (in Pittsburgh).  I did my
>undergrad studies at the University of Washington (Seattle) in
>psychology.  And I don't know nearly enough about statistics yet.
>(But I do think it's important that we become competent in a variety of
>statistical methods).
>
>My problem is this:  If you have several groups of kids, and you are
>using measures of individual and group performance as predictors of
>subsequent attitudes toward that subject, how do you put them together
>in a regression model?  There will be lots of individual scores, but
>only a few group scores.  It doesn't seem quite fair to enter the group
>score for each individual (because you might have five actual group
>scores, but they would go into the regression as thirty observations).
>I can't use dummy variables for group membership because the ratio of
>the scores may be important.  Has anybody dealt with this kind of
>individual/group analysis problem?  I would really appreciate any
>suggestions.
>
>Thanks a bunch!
>
>Debbie Gibbons

The kind of analysis you're talking about is often dealt with under the
auspices of nested models within the general linear model framework. It
has also gotten a lot of recent attention under the name hierarchical
linear models. There is a book on this topic by Anthony Bryk and Steven
(I think) Raudenbusch (sp?), called _Hierarchical Linear Models_. 

--
 David Nichols        Senior Statistical Support Specialist         SPSS, Inc.
 Phone: (312) 329-3684     Internet:  nichols@spss.com     Fax: (312) 329-3657
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From:         "JOHN P. KLINE" <KLINE@ARIZVMS.BITNET>
Subject:      Re: Talk about withdrawl

Fred,
I know what you mean about the vegging out.... I need to get rid of my modem
if I am ever to become a fully functioning human!  I am an EMAIL Junkie!!!
When not here, I am wasting time on local BBSs, and then lament how little
work I have accomplished!

Sigh... back to revising that manuscript...
John
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From:         Unabashedly Egregiously Prolix <tbn@UTXVM.CC.UTEXAS.EDU>
Subject:      Re: Request concerning counseling gang members

>I am working on a presentation for the Florida School Counselors Association
>(not yet approved).
>     The subject will be working with youth that are involved in gangs.
>      I would also like to see a discussion on this on the list.  What should
>the role of a counselor be when we work with gang members?  Should use a change
>provocative focus?  Can gang membership be a positive influence in the
>development of an individual?  Any takers..?    Paul, Counselor Ed., U. of Fla.

Paul: This seems like a really relevant and interesting topic, especially
given the increasing bifurcation of rich and poor in this country (and the
concomitant erosion of the middle class resulting from wealth
polarization). Professionally I know next to nothing about this particular
topic, but I was talking to my uncle over the break and he used to be a
counselor for the Alameda county probation department, but he got out of
there because he became discouraged by his inability to "reform" hardened
gang members and drug lords. He commented to me that it's hard to offer a
life that beats having thousands of dollars of drug money in one's pockets
(as most of these 13 and 14 year olds did when they were arrested), esp.
when these kids see their "best alternatives" as being 4.25 jobs at Burger
King or McDonalds....any thoughts on this troubling issue?

Tor


Tor Neilands
Systems Analyst
Statistical Services Group
Computation Center
University of Texas at Austin

Internet:  TBN@Utxvm.cc.utexas.edu
___________________________________________________

"Should they whisper false of you,
    Never trouble to deny;
 Should the words they say be true,
    Weep and storm and swear they lie".
                                                   --- Dorothy Parker

"Two roads diverged in a yellow wood and I, I took
 the road less traveled by, and that has made all the
 difference".                                 --- Robert Frost
___________________________________________________

Disclaimer:  All of the views expressed above are solely
those of the author. Any relationship between my own
views and those of the University of Texas and/or The
Computation Center at the University of Texas are
due merely to regression to the mean.
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From:         20SSMITH@GALLUA.BITNET
Subject:      From Sybil: Keeper of the Diversity Flame

Happy New Year to all...here's hoping everyone had a safe and enjoyable
holiday...I left DC behind and took off for home, Texas oh Texas oh
hail the mighty state...had the best time.  I was more than a little
reluctant to return.  I'd like to hear how others spent their holidays.
Any ethnic or religious rituals different from what we tend to think of
as traditional?  As for myself I did the turkey and dressing number along
with a real down home, footstomping, choir raising the roof off the church,
sunrise (Baptist) church service.  Noone in my family observes Kwanza
and each year I promise myself I will learn more about it from friend who
do.  And each year I don't. So, my holiday season was filled with the
traditional stuff, prayer, friends, family and food galore.  Now its back
to business as usual.  Good luck to you all this coming semester.

Sybil at Gallaudet
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From:         "Gerri Oppedisano (8-863-7225)" <gerri@WATSON.IBM.COM>
Subject:      MBTI

Jeff Kline writes:
> There are descriptions of the personality types there.... However, I would
> encourage anyone interested in the MBTI to interpret the scores with
> caution....

Jeff..

What do you mean by "with caution", and why? Just curious..

Signed..
ENFP
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From:         Unabashedly Egregiously Prolix <tbn@UTXVM.CC.UTEXAS.EDU>
Subject:      RE: Request concerning L.S. Vygotsky

>Paul -- don't know if this is what you're looking for, but I've
>found it to be an eminently cogent discussion of Vygotsky BY
>Vygotsky -- students really appreciate the clarity --
>LEVE VYGOTSKY  by Mikhail Yaroshevsky by Progress Publishers 1989
>(Originally printed in The USSR).  While written from the
>Soviet perspective, quite objective, and places the theory in
>its historical context. Worth looking at, even if it doesn't
>quite hit the mark.
>        Barbara Marantz
>        bmarantz@snyescva.bitnet

I'm going to openly admit my ignorance and ask someone to either send me
directly a quick blurb on what this theory is and/or post it to the
list--what is Vygotsky's theory?

thanks,

Tor


Tor Neilands
Systems Analyst
Statistical Services Group
Computation Center
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Internet:  TBN@Utxvm.cc.utexas.edu
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"Should they whisper false of you,
    Never trouble to deny;
 Should the words they say be true,
    Weep and storm and swear they lie".
                                                   --- Dorothy Parker

"Two roads diverged in a yellow wood and I, I took
 the road less traveled by, and that has made all the
 difference".                                 --- Robert Frost
___________________________________________________

Disclaimer:  All of the views expressed above are solely
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views and those of the University of Texas and/or The
Computation Center at the University of Texas are
due merely to regression to the mean.
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From:         "JOHN P. KLINE" <KLINE@ARIZVMS.BITNET>
Subject:      Re: Is there anybody out there?

John,
Try doing a lit search (psyclit) using "rape" and "psychosocial" as key words.
Chances are that you will find some articles that interest you, and you will
then have some idea who the major players are in that area.  After becoming
reasonably familiar with the literature in that area, then either write or
phone professors with whom you are interested in working.  My experience has
been that people with well defined interests enjoy hearing from like-minded
people.
I hope that helps.
Cheers,
John P. Kline
<KLINE@CCIT.ARIZONA.EDU>
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From:         Unabashedly Egregiously Prolix <tbn@UTXVM.CC.UTEXAS.EDU>
Subject:      Re: Wait a sec.

>Todd:
>
>      I think your quote of Adam Smith was well intentioned, but when you
>think about it, it seems dangerously close to intellectual elitism!
>You have to keep in mind things such as the paraphrase from
>_It's a Wonderful Life_:It's the dreggs of society that do most of the
>living, dying, and paying that keeps the world going.
>And, in the Cougar song--It's the simple man who pays the bills for
>the pills, the thrills, that kill.
>
>The JC qoute losses something out of context, but I think you get the
>idea.

This point is well taken...imagine what would happen if no one collected
our garbage from our garbage cans, no one fixed our cars, plumbing, etc....
>
>Fred

cheers,

Tor


Tor Neilands
Systems Analyst
Statistical Services Group
Computation Center
University of Texas at Austin

Internet:  TBN@Utxvm.cc.utexas.edu
___________________________________________________

"Should they whisper false of you,
    Never trouble to deny;
 Should the words they say be true,
    Weep and storm and swear they lie".
                                                   --- Dorothy Parker

"Two roads diverged in a yellow wood and I, I took
 the road less traveled by, and that has made all the
 difference".                                 --- Robert Frost
___________________________________________________

Disclaimer:  All of the views expressed above are solely
those of the author. Any relationship between my own
views and those of the University of Texas and/or The
Computation Center at the University of Texas are
due merely to regression to the mean.
____________________________________________________
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Todd:

      I think your quote of Adam Smith was well intentioned, but when you
think about it, it seems dangerously close to intellectual elitism!
You have to keep in mind things such as the paraphrase from
_It's a Wonderful Life_:It's the dreggs of society that do most of the
living, dying, and paying that keeps the world going.
And, in the Cougar song--It's the simple man who pays the bills for
the pills, the thrills, that kill.

The JC qoute losses something out of context, but I think you get the
idea.

I think curiousity and disbelief in authority drive a lot of folks.

Fred
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From:         Fred Detwiler <ST8330@SIUCVMB.BITNET>
Subject:      Philadelphia Folk

If there is a psycgradder in Phili who would be willing to
look up a phone number for me, please, individually e-mail me.

I misplaced the person's number.

Thanks,
Fred.
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From:         CASE ELIZABETH <PSYGRDDEC@ORION.DEPAUL.EDU>
Subject:      RE: APA Pre-doctoral Internships

Rodney,

I'm assuming you're referring to clinical-type internships.  I'm in the
process of looking for pre-doc research interships to gain experience
(and publications) while I'm finishing my dissertation.  The problem is,
it's a bit more difficult to find out about such internships.  If anyone
knows of somewhere looking for a hard-working ABD researcher who doesn't
mind moving anywhere (even outside of the US), please let me know.  Or
if you have an idea where to look.

As far as clinical internship applications, I just had a friend stay with
me for a couple of days to interview here in Chicago, and is coming back next
week for another interview.  She seems to be getting a bit frazzled from the
interviews.  She's literally been travelling all over the US on internship
interviews.

Best of luck to you, Rodney, and all others interviewing!

Elizabeth
psygrddec@orion.depaul.edu
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From:         barry <CMSPSY20@UGA.CC.UGA.EDU>
Subject:      HELP!

Folks,

I have recently become interested in deception detection using physiological
response measures.  Can anyone point me in a direction for beginning a
lit search/review?

Thanks in advance.

Barry
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Subject:      Unzipping ZIP files

Mike,
        ZIP files are compressed archive files that use a format that has
long been in the shareware domain.  I believe that the format was
developed by Phil Katz.  Anyway a company named PKWARE at:
        9025 N. Deerwood Drive
        Brown Deer, WI  53223
        (414)354-8699
sells software to compress and unarchive files.  It costs approximately
$47.
        If you have a Turbo C compiler, I have a listing for a C program
that will unarchive ZIP files.  It is about 10 pages long so it might not
be trivial to convert to another language.  Several "unzippers" are also
available on bulletin boards or through public domain or shareware.
Let me know if I can help further.

Larry.
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From:         JVOGEL@NHQVAX.HQ.NASA.GOV
Subject:      RE: Colorado amendment 2
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I'm apalled as well at the passage of Colorado Amendment 2.
However, I'd suggest that the people who passed it and those who allowed
it to pass through inaction can survive one helluva long time if the main
activity is to write REPEAL AMENDMENT 2 on bills and credit card reciepts.

Instead, I suggest a letter to the Denver Chamber of Commerce stating one's
possition and vowing that while professional requirements, IN THE NEAR TERM,
may require travel to Colorado, you will be making it a point to spend less
than in past years.  No Denver T-shirts, no gifts from Colorado for the
family, selecting low cost meals, perhaps not drinking alcohol while in the
state.  This will reduce tourist and business travellers' contributions to
the local economy and give them a reason to alter the law.

Eliminating Colorado products might be a logical next step.  Coors anyone?
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