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  1. Plug's Avatar
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    Parapsychology
    Count me in. I'd also like to discuss issues and I think this thread was kind of interesting. I've seen the journals and books that cover this area but, to be fair, there is very little published substantial evidence for the existence of ESP, Telepathay, psychokinesis etc., In fact, many people who are of the Believer persuasion (the literature calls them sheep I think)suggest that us scientists aren't sufficiently "tuned" in, or that the methods we employ disrupt the phenomenon. Seems to me that it can't be a very robust phenomenon if it doesn't stand up to scrutiny.

    Plug
  2. Evolin's Avatar
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    • Location: London
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    id like to join if its still pos please!
    i study psychology as level and luv it, and ive cum up with my fair share of crazy theories...but i must say cant beat freud!! hope the results go well for everyone!
  3. squideye's Avatar
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    Please may I join? Psyc is my fave subject xxxxx
  4. twinkledust's Avatar
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    • Location: England
    Of course, just add to your signature.

    With the X2 test, how do you do a graph for it. I'm doing analysis of adverts (childrens tv, teenagers and primetime) and have done averages to study gender stereotyped behaviours. I know one side i have the values but what along the bottom axis? I'm prob being really dim but i couldnt work it out earlier when i was doing it. Brain block!! lol!
  5. squideye's Avatar
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    (Original post by twinkledust)
    Of course, just add to your signature.

    With the X2 test, how do you do a graph for it. I'm doing analysis of adverts (childrens tv, teenagers and primetime) and have done averages to study gender stereotyped behaviours. I know one side i have the values but what along the bottom axis? I'm prob being really dim but i couldnt work it out earlier when i was doing it. Brain block!! lol!
    Im also doing content analysis of adverts-to find out about gender stereotyping for my A2 cwk. I have several articles on doing a chi-square test, but my scanner is not working at the moment-sorry. I've never heard of producing a graph for the X2 test though. xxx Anyways, here's what I found on the web which might help a bit though:
    http://www.stat.yale.edu/Courses/1997-98/101/chisq.htm
    http://www.mste.uiuc.edu/patel/chisquare/chisquare.html
    http://www.georgetown.edu/faculty/ba...b_chi_tut.html
    http://www.ento.vt.edu/~sharov/PopEc...les/chisq.html - contingency tables of values.
    http://www.stat.sc.edu/~west/applets/chisqdemo1.html SHOWS A GRAPH-hooray!

    Hope this helps
    Squid
  6. lil_crazyflakes's Avatar
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    Hi can i join?
  7. twinkledust's Avatar
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    Of course. Just add to your signature
  8. lil_crazyflakes's Avatar
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    Thanks, just got my AS result yesterday -A yaaay!
  9. ooops!'s Avatar
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    • Location: London
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    hi, im ooops! im a new member and i am interested in joining the psychology society. im currently doing economics, psychology and ICT at A level and i did critical thinking for AS. check out my thread in general chat where i have introduced myself to the existing members of UKL.
    i enjoy studying psychology and i would be greatful if i can join the psychology society.
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    member of the UKL Law Society
  10. raaacheeel's Avatar
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    i loove psychology
  11. mitten's Avatar
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    Textbooks
    Hi - I'm just about to buy a textbook for Psychology AS Level over the internet. I can't decide between the 'Psychology for AS Level' by Michael Eysenck or the one by Cardwell, Clark & Meldrum.

    I can't flick through them and the reviews are good for both.

    Which is better?
  12. frost105's Avatar
    • Vengeful, Imperial Overlord of The Student Room
    • Location: Wirral, Liverpool
    I'd like to join please
  13. PsychBrainiac's Avatar
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    • Location: Surrey,UK
    • Posts: 211
    Starting my 4 yr BSc in Psychology in 3 days, so I want to join this society lol.
  14. AATTMM's Avatar
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    • Location: Lincolnshire
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    Alright fellow Psychology people. A task. On my UCAS personal statement, I want to write about some background reading I've done on the subject. Are there any respected texts that I should read? Cognitive or social psychology please .
  15. AATTMM's Avatar
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    Seriously, no one knows? Oh, and for my personal statement, I want to write...The particular area of psychology that interests me the most is cognitive psychology because... (anyone got a ending for that?).
  16. AATTMM's Avatar
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    Seriously? No one here has any suggestions ?
  17. Evolin's Avatar
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    (Original post by AATTMM)
    Seriously, no one knows? Oh, and for my personal statement, I want to write...The particular area of psychology that interests me the most is cognitive psychology because... (anyone got a ending for that?).
    beacuse of its explaination of the mind in many in many aspects!

    i dunno! just a suggection! ud need to be more convincing than that thos
  18. rednirt's Avatar
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    • Location: South of the border
    (Original post by AATTMM)
    Seriously? No one here has any suggestions ?
    just go to a library with a big journal section and look some up - there are absolutely loads about. Alternatively search online and see if you can order them, or read articles they have online for free.

    try here
  19. habosh's Avatar
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    I sooo wanna join physics society...I'm starting to really fall in love with physics
    oh the magic word :eek: :eek:
    CAN I JOIN PLEASE
  20. Fishcat's Avatar
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    • Location: Warwickshire/Cardiff
    I go googly for psychoogly.


    Ahem.


    Anyhoo, just about to start psych Bsc at Cardiff uni, so count me in!
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