BACK TO SCHOOL For the last 57 years, I have been going back to school in the fall. Sometimes I returned to class as a student and other times as a professor. My first sojourn was in the late 40’s … Continue reading →

BEHAVIORAL METHODOLOGIES This article addresses the antagonism between science and social sciences. It is suggested that labeling be changed, level of acceptance, and use of number systems be more closely examined. Basically, the soft sciences have a name change and … Continue reading →

 THE ASCENSION OF FALSE POSITIVES: MULTIPLE REGRESSION SHOULD BE GIVEN LESS EMPHASIS Multiple Regression is a prestigious statistical strategy. Unfortunately it is flawed. This article will define the term “false positives” an “example” the” premier critic”, “non-fraud errors”, “possible corrections”, … Continue reading →

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ALPHA BLOGGERS Levy, Stephen (2004) “ Alpha bloggers” NEWSWEEK, 12/20/2004, E 16 If you blog, you don’t make much money but you can get a lot of power. Some bloggers have such a large readership that they are invited to … Continue reading →