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Started by Stevan Harnad
Tue, 16 Apr 1991 06:11
PSYCOLOQUY V2 #5 (queries : 57 lines)
Author: Stevan Harnad
Date: Tue, 16 Apr 1991 06:11
Date: Tue, 16 Apr 1991 06:11
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PSYCOLOQUY ISSN 1055-0143 Tue, 16 Apr 91 Volume 2 : Issue 5
Query: Controling Gerbrands' 3-field t-scope
Query: Mnemonic devices
Query: Research on Parties and Informal Gatherings
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From: Marek Cielecki <QZL00@PLEARN.BITNET>
Subject: Query: Controling Gerbrands' 3-field t-scope
Has anyone tried to control Gerbrands'es 3-field t-scope with
a PC/XT/AT/386 program ?
To which extent can the functions can the functions of timer, controller
and clock/timer by PC's software ?
Looking for all relevant information.
Please reply to QZL00 at PLEARN, to "Marek Cielecki"
Marek Cielecki
Department of Psychology
University of Warsaw
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From: Marshall Carroll <NU163467@VM1.NoDak.EDU>
Subject: Query: Mnemonic devices
Hi. I would appreciate recieiving info and examples about mnemonic
devices used in Science (ROY G. BIV) for example. Thank you. Marsh
Internet: NU163467@VM1.NODAK.EDU
BITNET: NU163467@NDSUVM1
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From: H7DR0001@SMUVM1.BITNET
Subject: Query: Research on Parties and Informal Gatherings
Research info needed on parties--
Does anyone know of any research in the last 20 years
on parties or informal gatherings? I am particularly
interested in the social dynamics that occur over time.
Anything would be helpful.
James W. Pennebaker
Department of Psychology
Southern Methodist University
Dallas, TX 75275
h7dr0001@smuvm1.bitnet
FAX: 214-692-2187
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