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  how to set up online tests         


Author: bhi24
Date: Aug 6, 2008 17:12

dear colleagues,
i was wondering if anyone had any idea about available software
(ideally open-source, but if not, even copyrighted stuff is ok!) for
setting up psychological tests online. by tests i mean both
performance measures (behavioural tasks) as well as questionnaire
measures.

many thanks for any ideas/suggestions!
bhisma

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  hypersexuality vs sexual arousal         


Author: bakergg
Date: Jul 24, 2008 04:29

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The etiology of ablation of amygdale results is hypersexuality
according to multiple researches (search keywords: amygdale lesion
lobectomy). Moreover people who underwent temporal lobectomy (right)
often...
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  Method of Successive Intervals         


Author: GG
Date: Jul 18, 2008 20:11

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I am interested in the scale construction method =93Thurstones Method of=0A=
Successive Intervals=94. One interesting feature of this method is that=0A=
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  Objectivity         


Author: l.arendes
Date: Jul 9, 2008 12:18

Hi!

Recently in another newsgroup (physics.foundations), someone (no
natural scientist, presumably a mathematician) wrote that the esoteric
books from Gurdjeff were based on "objective methods" and such books
would be better to investigate consciousness than by scientific
psychology which would be only "so called" scientific. Obviously, this
mathematician does not know the meaning of "objectivity" in natural
science. Who can help him (Charles Francis alias Oh No)? What is
objectivity? What is science?

see: Physics of Consciousness (# 64)):
http://groups.google.de/group/sci.physics.foundations/browse_thread/thread/ef728...&

Bye, Lothar Arendes

http://freenet-homepage.de/LotharArendes/index2.htm

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  RE: sci.psychology.research article for moderation         


Author: Judi Lapsley Miller
Date: Jun 30, 2008 13:21


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  Poor performance in Stroop Test         


Author: bakergg
Date: Jun 27, 2008 12:22

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There were researches done on poor performance on Stroop Test for ADHD
etc. Some research points of different brain circuit (cingulated etc).
This stroop test tries to emphasize the inhibitory response when
naming a color. I think that stroop test is rather tests excitatory
response. For example people with ADHD has so much excitatory
responses that the inhibiting response (to name the incongruent
colors) just fails. For example, ADHD patients might fail tongue
twisters as well.

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  Anger, Aggression and Fear         


Author: bakergg
Date: Jun 25, 2008 06:20

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research by Dougherty et all at:=0A=
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that showed increased rCBF when...
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  XSight NVivo or Ethnograph?         


Author: anova9
Date: May 22, 2008 13:51

Does anyone have a version of a good qualitative data analysis program
to share?

TIA!!

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  hoarding/stealing/utilization behavior etc         


Author: bakergg
Date: May 9, 2008 14:17

Here is another research related to hoarding and this is from Saxena:=0A=
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http://ajp.psychiatryonline.org/cgi/content/full/161/6/1038=0A=
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Sanjaya Saxena, M.D., Arthur L. Brody, M.D., Karron M. Maidment, R.N.,=0A=
M.F.T., Erlyn C. Smith, B.S., Narineh Zohrabi, B.S., Elyse Katz, B.S.,=0A=
Stephanie K. Baker, B.S., and Lewis R. Baxter, Jr., M.D.=0A=
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CONCLUSIONS: OCD patients with the compulsive hoarding syndrome had a=0A=
different pattern of cerebral glucose metabolism than nonhoarding OCD=0A=
patients and comparison subjects. Obsessive-compulsive hoarding may be=0A=
a neurobiologically distinct subgroup or variant of OCD whose symptoms=0A=
and poor response to anti-obsessional treatment are mediated by lower=0A=
activity in the cingulate cortex.=0A=
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and generalizability. Because the original study was designed to=0A=
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  simulation of neural spike chains from Point processes         


Author: LunaMoon
Date: Apr 19, 2008 19:45

Hi all,

I am looking for toolboxes that can handle simulation and/or solution
of
SDE with jumps, say levy processes, jump diffusion processes, etc.
Could anybody give me some pointers to really good ones in R, (or
Maple or
Matlab)? I did google search myself and haven't found much...I would
also like to simulate point processes with complex intensities, such
as those with self-feedback stochastic intensities, such as those used
in neural spike modeling and decoding... Please point me to some
really good packages and popular ones so I can
discuss with fellow users more conveniently...

Thanks!

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