Hello SFCS scholars,

For todays assignment go to our SFCS blog.

Chuck

Let’s get some sex data….

September 28, 2006

After working through the first 3 sections of the spss tutorial ( Introduction, Using the Help System, & Reading Data) go to our class blog page.

Go down to the first lab assignment. You’ll find the following link that will take you to David Howell’s website. Get the sex data from his site into the SPSS editor and save it to your P: Drive. We’ll run some descriptives on it soon.

Stat Class Lab — 09.28.06

September 28, 2006

Dear Calculating Gurus,

Per our discussion in class, we’ll be meeting in the HNS 152 lab to do some SPSS work.

Predicament defined…

September 26, 2006

Predicament — when both the Gilmore Girls and House come on at the same time.

P.S.  I’m sweet on Lorelai

P.P.S. HOUSE-ISMS 
Here’s an ongoing list of Dr. House’s most memorable quips from Season 3:

“Take this four times a day. And stay off airplanes. They’re flying cesspools.”
- Informed Consent  

“Somehow I just can’t imagine you taking a Jell-O shot.”
-
Informed Consent

“I try to kill him, you’re mad. I don’t kill him, you’re mad.”
-
Informed Consent

“I’m a cripple, remember? Accommodations must be made.”
-
Informed Consent

“Is this an intervention? You’re a little late, since I’m not using drugs anymore. I am, however, still hooked on phonics.”
- Cane and Able

“The kid is having nightmares. Only happen at night. It’s right there in the name.”
- Cane and Able

“She was being metaphorical. She was trying to sound like me. I have no
idea what you meant, but I could smell what the Rock was cooking.”
- Cane and Able

“Why don’t I have high-def in my office? I’m a department head.”
-Cane and Able

Cuddy: “Why did you.”
House: “Why does a dog lick its workplace-acceptable euphemism for testicles?”
- Meaning

“Oh, I stuck that primo! How rad am I?”
- Meaning

Cameron: “You’re lucky he didn’t die.”
House: “I’m lucky? He’s the one who didn’t die.”
- Meaning

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Cognition Tests are graded

September 26, 2006

27 out 34 students particpated in our little test. I hope that those that have stopped coming to class remember to drop ;-)
Central Tendency:

    Mean = 53.33
    Median = 55

Dispersion:

    Standard Deviation = 18.79
    Variance = 353.154
    Range = 70
    Minimum = 20
    Maximum = 90

Percentiles:

    25th = 39
    50th = 55
    75th = 69

Where do you fall in the distribution?

September Psych Club Minutes

September 26, 2006

Thanks Kim!

Psychology Club
9/25/06 Talking points

Introduction/Officer Elections
President: Meg Cary
Vice President: Sarah Deacon
Secretary/Assistant Treasurer: Kim Burnette
Treasurer: Christy Christmas

Possible Activities for ’06/07 School Year
* Grad School Workshop
* Social Activities (with Sociology Club?)
* Fundraisers

    • Battle of the Sexes?
    • Queen for a Day?

* SEPA in spring
* Volunteering with Community Helping Place
* Guest Speakers

    • Recent NGCSU Graduates
    • Clinical Psychologists

* Tour of Laurelwood

The next Psyc Club meeting will be Monday, October 2nd. All meetings will be held on the first Monday of each month at 12:15pm. Everyone bring a friend!

The initial meeting of the 2006 Psychology GRE Study Group will be held Wednesday, September 27th at 11:00am in Newton Oaks 015.

EDIT — Our next meeting will be Monday the 9th of October because of inventory in our reserved room.

Scholars,

Anyone doing anything? I know of a few that are… check out the call for research from the National Conference on Undergraduate Research (NCUR). Here’s the link… everything needs to be in by Dec 1.


NCUR BADGE

Hello 8 am scholars,

So I totally told everyone to keep their exams on Wednesday to help them prepare for the final examination. I had forgotten my new protocal of retesting in an open note format. Feel free to complete your exam and and use it as an open note on Friday. Actually bring it with you because I don’t won’t to make more copies and waste paper.

Try and use this as a learning tool. Spend some quality time with those exams (not your friends exam with the answers) and figure out why the correct answers are right and why the incorrect answers are wrong. Improve your test taking skills!

I probably won’t do this the next time around so use this experience to gain some wisdom. You will always be welcome to keep your exam after the open note test to help you prepare for the final, just not the second attempt at the exam.

XOXO, now who am I?

PS thanks to Big Red the yoga Guru for orienting me ;-)

SFCS — Virtual Thursday

September 20, 2006

Collaborative Knowledge Scholars,

Let’s help everyone get this AlcoholEdu test finished. Work on it tomorrow as your virtual Thursday project.

prof_chuck

Remember to work through the social bookmarking assignments for chapters 1, 2, and 3.

Between the end of class today and the test on Thursday, be sure and review at least two shared links by commenting on the review for test #1 page.