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27 Feb 2015, 10:36 am

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Will you be doing Bayesian analysis?

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:O bayesian analysis sounds amazing..

It is now my life goal to become a very successful researcher so I can create this analysis! :)

Thank you so much to everyone who has completed my survey

http://mathworld.wolfram.com/BayesianAnalysis.html





Well i feel a fool now 8O

There goes my life goals :wink:



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27 Feb 2015, 3:51 pm

Survey taken. Hope it helps. Best of luck.


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28 Feb 2015, 10:28 am

Done!! !


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28 Feb 2015, 3:26 pm

Quote from OP: "The course I am doing is heavily leached in behaviourism"

Could you clarify/confirm what you mean by this? Does it mean that behaviourist ideology (ie all behaviour is merely the product of operant conditioning) has been mainly filtered out or rejected by your course director in favour of a humanist perspective (ie behaviour is very much more than the product of operant conditioning, which is insufficient to explain the complexity of human behaviour and its diverse determinants).

I just don't understand what "leached in behaviourism" means.



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01 Mar 2015, 5:41 pm

Done! Good luck with your research project.



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01 Mar 2015, 7:45 pm

B19 wrote:
Quote from OP: "The course I am doing is heavily leached in behaviourism"

Could you clarify/confirm what you mean by this? Does it mean that behaviourist ideology (ie all behaviour is merely the product of operant conditioning) has been mainly filtered out or rejected by your course director in favour of a humanist perspective (ie behaviour is very much more than the product of operant conditioning, which is insufficient to explain the complexity of human behaviour and its diverse determinants).

I just don't understand what "leached in behaviourism" means.


I had the same thought.

I guessed that it was an error of English usage and "leeched" was used but something like "steeped" was intended.

I don't think there is any way that "leeched" makes sense here. I am thinking now of leeching fields and leeching lines in in septic systems and industrial applications, rather than leeches leeching blood.



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01 Mar 2015, 8:56 pm

Adamantium wrote:
B19 wrote:
Quote from OP: "The course I am doing is heavily leached in behaviourism"

Could you clarify/confirm what you mean by this? Does it mean that behaviourist ideology (ie all behaviour is merely the product of operant conditioning) has been mainly filtered out or rejected by your course director in favour of a humanist perspective (ie behaviour is very much more than the product of operant conditioning, which is insufficient to explain the complexity of human behaviour and its diverse determinants).

I just don't understand what "leached in behaviourism" means.


I had the same thought.

I guessed that it was an error of English usage and "leeched" was used but something like "steeped" was intended.

I don't think there is any way that "leeched" makes sense here. I am thinking now of leeching fields and leeching lines in in septic systems and industrial applications, rather than leeches leeching blood.

"laced with" ?



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02 Mar 2015, 3:59 am

Okay, responded, hope my responses actually got through.


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02 Mar 2015, 6:54 am

Thank you everyone for completing my survey :)

looking back leached was not the appropriate word.
I apologise, i am writing so many essays and research papers at the moment my mind sometimes throws unrelated words at me.
I suppose the right word would be steeped.. or simply heavily influenced
The course is in essence a psychology degree, but the title of what i am studying is Human Behavioural Studies.

What i meant was due to the behavioural influence i am very focused on the social learning and social construct side of mental health.
Operant or classical conditioning do not play a part in my research

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