5 Apr, 2011

Study Shows Single Women Prefer to Date Attached Men
Melissa Burkley, PhD
Stillwater, OK (PRWEB) August 14, 2009 Psychology studies have shown that some women may try to lure a man away from his current partner, a phenomenon known as “mate poaching.” But a new study shows that most single women actually prefer men who are already in a committed relationship.
The mate poaching study conducted by social psychologists Melissa Burkley, Ph.D., and Jessica Parker,…. Click Here to Read More
3 Apr, 2011

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1 Apr, 2011

A History of Modern Experimental Psychology: From James and Wundt to Cognitive Science (Books) Top Deals Barnes & Noble.com$ 17.82+ $ 3.99…. Click Here to Read More
29 Mar, 2011

Tomes Image by pm107uk McCurdy Library, Department of Experimental Psychology Patriettes’ goal: make patriotism sexy again PINUP PATRIETTES: The Pinup Patriettes are women who dress and look like vintage 1940s gals. They even sing music from the era and are scheduled to be at the second annual Legends over the Colorado fly-in at the Laughlin-Bullhead International Airport on April 9-10. Read more on Mohave Daily News HCG hormone therapy may benefit patients with intractable pain Results from a small study of intractable pain patients being treated with the human chorionic gonadotropin (HCG) hormone reported that they had experienced pain free hours in the past month. These…. Click Here to Read More
27 Mar, 2011

by DerrickT An Interesting Introduction to Psychology: Research Statistics Article by Herb
Independent variable is the one that is manipulated by the researcher; it is sometimes referred to as the “input variable.” In experimental research, the hypothesis can usually be stated: changes in the dependent variable will be caused by changes in the independent variable. Referred to as the “outcome variable,” the Dependent variable is hypothesized to change as a result of particular manipulations of the input variable in experimental research. In correlational research, independent variables are often termed predictor to…. Click Here to Read More
25 Mar, 2011

by uniondocs An Interesting Introduction to Psychology: Research Design Article by Herb
In studies where the same subjects are exposed to more than 1 treatment (called repeated measures design), there is a risk that external validity will be decreased as a result of the influence of the multiple treatments, thereby reducing generalizability. This is referred to as order effects, carryover effects, or multiple treatment interference.A good way of increasing external validity, Random sampling (or selection) ensures that all members of a population have an equal chance of being selected to participate in the research,…. Click Here to Read More
23 Mar, 2011

by cláudia gabriela marques vieira Question by Fswergegreg Ergrege: Question about PhD in Clinical or Experimental Psychology? I’m going to Kent State University and I’m going to earn my PhD in Clinical or Experimental Psychology I think. Haha. Problem is, if I get my PhD in one of those, would I be able to become a psychologist with counseling patients? Like what a regular one does? I’m aware the the exam but don’t know if I can get into the therapy field Best answer: Answer by jsouthA PhD in Clinical Psychology will prepare you to conduct psychological assessments, provide therapy for individuals, groups, and families, supervise psychologists in training, and conduct…. Click Here to Read More
22 Mar, 2011

Experimental Cognitive Psychology And Its Applications (Decade of Behavior) This book will appeal to experimental psychologists, practitioners involved in training, education, testing, and students or researchers interested in the core issues of human cognition. List Price: $ 39.95 Price: $…. Click Here to Read More
20 Mar, 2011
What drugs do to the brain Drug abuse is probably linked to an in-built tendency to act without thinking, as shown by studies of siblings of chronic stimulant users, a leading neuroscientist will claim this week. Read more on PhysOrg Gender And Genes May Determine Effectiveness Of Treatment For Alcohol Dependence Results from a new study suggest that one of the most prescribed medications for alcohol dependence may be more effective in some people. Preliminary results show that naltrexone (Revia), one of the only medications approved for treating people with alcohol abuse problems, may only be effective in women and those with a specific genetic variation. The new study, conducted…. Click Here to Read More
18 Mar, 2011

Introducing Qualitative Research in Psychology Why use qualitative research in psychology? How is qualitative research in psychology carried out? What are the major debates and unresolved issues surrounding this form of research? Introducing Qualitative Research in Psychology is a vital resource for students new to qualitative psychology. It offers a clear introduction to the topic by taking six different approaches to qualitative methods and explaining when each one should be used, the procedures and techniques involved, and any limitations associated with such research. Throughout the new edition, material has been re-organized and updated to reflect developments…. Click Here to Read More
16 Mar, 2011

TRL Software Boosts Math Test Scores, According to Alliant University Study
San Diego, CA (PRWEB) May 15, 2007 Researchers at Alliant International University recently found Fundamentals of Algebra to be an effective software for helping pre-collegiate students meet the 7th grade Math CAHSEE Standards. Funded by AIU’s HAWK Program, the Fall 2006 research project focused on the lowest performing 8th grade math students in the Sweetwater Union High School District GEAR UP Program. A comparison of numbers from pre-…. Click Here to Read More
13 Mar, 2011
Question by nicole4282001: what would be a creative experiment for my experimental psychology class? The experiment is done with 18 of my classmates and I have less than 30 minutes to perform this experiment. Any suggestions? Best answer: Answer by PillzburyGet like a snack or something for all of them, preferably a healthy one, and tell half of the class that the snack is extremely healthy and tell the other half that it is extremely unhealthy then have both sides write down how they FEEL about themselves after eating it. This would be a good thing to see how simply eating a certain type of good can alter people’s attitudes and whatnot. Know better? Leave your own answer in the…. Click Here to Read More