Mag

I agree with most of the other replies.

GPA, GRE scores, the rank of school where you got your degree(s), letters of rec., research and/or clinical experience.

are all important. In that approximate order of preference listed.

alright cool, thanks

however, Im disappointed that I will not get 2 separate degrees.

but on the diploma it would say: "BS in Psychology" and under that "BS in Sociology" ?

What do you find the most interesting?

For me, I enjoy/ am most interested in: Social Psych, Memory, and IO Psych (although I wont be able to take the IO Psych class until next fall! )

I'm not aware of the connection that bigger brains = good.

 

Is there a correlation between brain size in humans and intelligence?

I dont think there is a correlation - maybe a small one - but there would be a certain limit to brain size.

I remember watching a program and it mentioned this, that if our brains were larger, it would not increase intelligence, as the neurons would take longer to reach their destination.

Letters of recommendation are important, as is research experience. Again, research may not be as important if you are going to grad school in Psych. Why don't you call around to some grad schools and ask what is important for their admission criteria?

ah true, forgot about those!

but then again, Im not too worried about those just yet - as I have plenty of time for research (which I will do Junior year) and recommendations.

and the degree would be relevant, because I plan on going into Social or IO Psych. - but even if it wont bolster my chances, I still think I'll go for it.

In anycase, thanks for your input - I just wanted to see if 2 majors would help, more than someone with just 1.

While I didnt read the article (yet), I'll say that meditation may have similar properties as sleep - i.e. rest is good for the brain.

Is it?

Currently Im majoring in Psychology with a minor in Sociology.

I was thinking however, getting a major in Sociology as well would be beneficiary - although it may take an extra semester. (Currently Im a 1st semester Sophomore).

Just wondering what you thought.

I'll probably go through with it, but as far as grad school is concerned, will it help a lot?

for example, if it was between me and someone else, and it looked like this:

Kid - Major in Psych, minor in Soc. 3.8gpa.

Me: Major in Psych and Soc. 3.2gpa

Still think they would take me over the other guy (even though he has a higher gpa)?

thanks

Well, I found all the sources I needed.

And I did it using "Infidelity" that seems to be the word to use....

Hi Mag,

 

You might try some of the following terms:

 

Infidelity

Cuckold (and cuckoldry)

Non delicto flagrante

Adultery

 

Here are a list of references from google scholar

 

Good luck on the paper.

 

 

Hello, thank you, I'll use those terms. I found "infidelity" as well because I found an article with that name in the title, lol.

and you reminded me about google scholar, thanks for that too!

Hello there.

Im writing a paper for my Psychology of Sexuality class, about Extradyadic sex.

Ive found 2 sources, but I need at least 2 more.

Im looking for psychology journals.

I have the ability to search through a database of journals, but I cant seem to find articles Im looking for. and when I do type in "Extradyadic" or "Extramarital"

I'll get a few things that arent related to what Im going to write about.

Im writing about why women and men may become involved in extramarital affairs.

I need some search ideas.

Also, if I could find some information on "Key Parties" or a "Key Party" that would be good too - because Im going to mention that as well.

thanks

well...

aside from what everyone else said,

Six cents

35c

Four Dollars

12 Cents

$0.68

if we add those up we get: 521 cents

the change in lighting is the biggest reason that its a fake, lol

I was always wondering... is there a term for a Hand doctor, or Hand surgeon?

one game I have: Triopoly

(http://www.grandmaspoils.com/triopoly.html)

Its like monopoly, but its more difficult, as there are various levels and such.

plus if you chose "Mig" it'd be too close to my user name.

which is my initials.

where do we sign up Capt?

also, I dont think you replied to my last email.

^ you mentioned reading books.

and if your University is like mine, or many others, you'll have access of many scholarly journals as well - so you can read those too

interesting.

I'd try that once.

"So, you still an athiest?"

response: "yes, are you still Christian?"

see what happens.

sending an Email now.

not really on topic - but where's the link to do the equations in that text.

Please explain yourtself as I am unable to understand you.

I think the main idea is that you need a force to bump part of the chain into the gravitational field below the plane.(?)

That's interesting. So the cut-off age for forced education is 16? Here in the states it's 18 or graduation from High School.

not true.

It varies by state.

here in AZ, at 16 you have the choice to continue HS or dropout.

other states have required 18/High School Graduate (or equivalent)

let alone 'Jewish warriors' to Christians and Muslims isn't on the same scale.

I was thinking just that.

the number of Extremist Christians or Muslims probably outnumber ALL of the Jews (whether they be very religious to holiday-religious).

 

I dunno, on the one hand I agree, Jews are a tiny group compared with Christians or Muslims. On the other hand, they have played a disproportionately large role in religious conflict.

 

Also, for what it's worth "Jews, Christians, and Muslims" is sometimes used not as a list of three things but as one group, i.e. the Abrahamic religions.

this is also true, and I've found this amazing. While those who follow Judiasm (on any scale) only number in the few millions, and comes out to only 2% (or so) of the entire world - it still seems to be a "mainstream" religion (i.e everyone knows about it)

Then again, I also think that the Holocaust played a big role in that.

well, enough ramblings from me. lol

4) Not strictly related, but odd. Apparently, the BBC released news of the Salmon brothers building collapse 20 minutes before it did. You can see the building in the background of the live report here.

its easy to mistake buildings and get the wrong information during such panic.

^ that made me think

Next time you find those horrible wasps. catch one (inside 2 cups) and put him in the microwave!

Hahah, some of those are pretty bad.

I dont have one to match it, but I saw something a few years ago that was fairly stupid - had to do with what this guy said.

We were at a buffet - Sweet Tomatoes - and I was at the bakery area, with all the muffins, brownies, cookies, etc.

Anyways, there's this kid and his dad standing next to me and the kid says to his dad "is this cornbread?" - and the dad replies "no, those are corn muffins"

lol- big difference!