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The 2011 Undergraduate Chat Thread Mk. III

Yo

I got a few for the **** on my "TSR Wall" :dontknow:

And moar swearing :ashamed2:

dear me. I'm too much of a bad ass mother ****er. WILL SOMEONE NOT STEP UP AND TAME THE BEAST?

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Johnny Christ

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Original post by + polarity -

yo

surprise mother****a

Original post by aliluvschoc

I think I just passed an exam :ahee:

Two down, one to go. And a full research proposal that's in for tomorrow... I should really get to that. :afraid:

Well done. :five:

Research proposal. :afraid:

I'm writing mine at the moment. /lies

Reply 3065

LadySmythe

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Damn, Was awake at 9. Went back to bed at 10 and just woken uo again :nothing:

Reply 3066

amiejade-x

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Original post by Johnny Christ

I got a few for the **** on my "TSR Wall" :dontknow:

And moar swearing :ashamed2:

dear me. I'm too much of a bad ass mother ****er. WILL SOMEONE NOT STEP UP AND TAME THE BEAST?

i will tame you if you want :sexface:

i've had 2 hours sleep :sad:

So bored

Original post by Amandeep_Psych07

Well done. :five:

Research proposal. :afraid:

I'm writing mine at the moment. /lies

Mine is

Research suggests that people who identify strongly with an in-group are more likely to express intergroup bias than low identifiers. This is particularly problematic when applying methods of prejudice-reduction (e.g., CIIM, imagined contact). Design a research proposal that will explore potential differences between high and low identifiers responses to a prejudice-reduction technique.

I cannot find any research suggesting that people who identify strongly with their in-group may respond less positively to methods of prejudice-reduction. :colonhash:

I don't know what to do, it's in for tomorrow. :cry:

Reply 3069

amiejade-x

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Original post by JayAyy

So bored

tell me about it :facepalm2:

Reply 3070

JayAyy

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I'm so bored, that I am going to do some revision in an hour :facepalm2:

Reply 3071

LadySmythe

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Can do my presentation research if anyone's that bored :p:

I have too much to do today :frown:

Wish I could help Ali :sad:

good luck

Reply 3072

Fuzzpig

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Lol I'm not sure Forensic Chemistry has much relevance to Psychology :wink2:

Not at all :p:

Original post by aliluvschoc

Mine is

Research suggests that people who identify strongly with an in-group are more likely to express intergroup bias than low identifiers. This is particularly problematic when applying methods of prejudice-reduction (e.g., CIIM, imagined contact). Design a research proposal that will explore potential differences between high and low identifiers responses to a prejudice-reduction technique.

I cannot find any research suggesting that people who identify strongly with their in-group may respond less positively to methods of prejudice-reduction. :colonhash: