Hi John, just checking in on the type of interviews used Nolen-Hoeksema. In the full study it says they used "structured clinical interviews." Should I have students describe it as a structured interview or semi-structured in the ERQs?...
Study guide: EtiologiesFYI the way this student stated this in his response is that researchers "made the boys think that they were part of a group and that they benefitted at the cost of the other, which was enough cognitive charge to make them compete".
Sherif et al (1954)Hi John! Could this study be used for an ERQ on "evaluate the cognitive approach to understanding group dynamics"? Many thanks!!
Sherif et al (1954)Dear lee, That is an error. it should be 13% vs. 69%. I will change it. Thank you for spotting it :-)
Repacholi and Gopnik (1997)Dear John, Thank you.I understand how Rogers+Antonova would work better. In the case of a question about the use of an animal model in research on hormones, if I understand correctly you would advise to use Meany+ Newcomer cautiously, and favour...
Animal research: HormonesThank you so much for your prompt support as always!
Reconstructive memoryHi John, how are you? Can you tell me what are these results for the mismatched preference condition? (13% versus 31% versus 69%). I think one is for the 14 month olds and one is the 18 month olds, but not sure on the other %? Thank...
Repacholi and Gopnik (1997)Thank you so much! That is encouraging. 🙏🏻
Brain developmentHello again, just a quick check. You have written above the following: Grades + feedback: the median is near center indicating a more balanced distribution.Feedback-only: the median is near the top (negatively skewed) indicating...
Inquiry: Intrinsic vs extrinsic
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Hi John,As there are two studies with 'Kimball', I always get a little confused on this one... not sure if I've understood the reply above.Just looking at the study on 'gender stereotyping' (ignoring the other on aggression); can it be used...
Kimball (1986)