Psych Gripes 2: Three Teaching Problems
This may be the most subjective set of gripes in the series, because colleges and universities have such wide latitude in this area. Here’s the introductory post for this series.
This may be the most subjective set of gripes in the series, because colleges and universities have such wide latitude in this area. Here’s the introductory post for this series.
Eleanor Gibson’s autobiography/James Gibson’s biography is a slim, fascinating book.
That might be a controversial assertion in some circles, but I stand by it 100% in this context.
As a social science, psychology has been failing the general public for years. I don’t have enough hubris to try to precisely quantify any figures relating to that claim, but I’ve plenty to invest in exploring it.
“An army of principles can penetrate where an army of soldiers cannot.” — Thomas Paine, in the 1795–1796 pamphlet Agrarian Justice.
How does a person make sense of an itinerant “career” for a potential employer when it doesn’t really make sense to oneself?