I have taken the friendly criticism from the folks at blogged.com about trying to post more frequently to heart, so I’m embarrassed to see how long it’s been since I last posted. Even though I think the Army’s “no excuse, sir” approach is really the best way to go, I Read more…
Whether teaching or writing about psychology, I find that I do my best work after brainstorming sessions with faculty and students. My public relations daughter Karen may refer to these as ‘focus groups’ and my husband may call them “ideation sessions,” but whatever the name, the feedback and discussions are Read more…
My students are accustomed to my nagging them about the importance of getting at least 7 hours of sleep a night, something few do. At the same time, it only seems fair to tell them that our records for sleep deprivation are astonishing. Last May, we covered the saga of Read more…