AN ANALYSIS OF NORMAL NEUROSIS/ 50 YEARS LATER JOEL CHARLES SNELL PROFESSOR EMERITUS KIRKWOOD COLLEGE 1965 It is now 50 years later when Snell and Gail Putney’s book Normal Neurosis was released. It became a best selling social science book … Continue reading →
A PENSION BUST Byrnes, Nanette (2005) Rising tensions over pensions BUSINESS WEEK, 5/16, 68-71 Corporate America long ago quit putting the necessary amount of money to pay for retirement of employees. The Bush administration wants this vital sector to pay … Continue reading →
PARADIGM FOR AVOIDING SPURIOUS OUTCOMES Abstract: There are significant boundary problems when comparing spurious with more accurate science. Numerous variables impact on creating a product (like a medication) or service (a special education strategy) that is valid and reliable. Thus, … Continue reading →
A 1940’S VIEW OF THE 21ST CENTURY Weber, Joseph (2005) Time off BUSINESS WEEK, 6/6, p. 128 What would an average American live like in the 21st century? We would have long sprawling homes. We would drive in little helicopters … Continue reading →
Top 40Joel Snell(Side 1)Brian can you help us remember22 days after Novemberan infant’s birth in Decemberquiet times in front of the embersa group gone of which I was a memberafter summer and the days of September?(Side 2)Where are you Fonzie? … Continue reading →
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Search Contents hide Birth control in the United States Tools Appearancehide Text Width Color (beta) From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Sorry to interrupt, but we’re short on time to hit our goal.This Sunday, we ask you to join the 2% of readers … Continue reading →
Search We owe you an explanation. December 27: Fewer readers in the United States and why it matters You deserve an explanation, so please don’t skip this 1-minute read. It’s Saturday, December 27. Our fundraiser will soon be over, but fewer people are seeing … Continue reading →
Skip to Navigationskip to main content Search All NYU Menu Jason Joel Snell Adjunct Instructor Jason Snell utilizes biosensors and musical neurofeedback loops to explore themes of vulnerability, entrainment, and transcendent mental states. As a meditator, programmer, and electronic musician since … Continue reading →
NOMINALIZING DATA MEASUREMENT The author suggests that with the onset of electrical computers more sophisticated statistical manipulation was also coterminous with the push to make nearly all data ratio level of measurement. Although early statitstics date back to the 17th … Continue reading →