Last lectures available online
They’ve called it a career but the parting thoughts of two of Brock’s “teaching titans” are now available for all to see.
May 16, 2013 | Posted in Briefs | Read More »
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psychology
“Selfless” professors recognized with Graduate Mentorship Awards
The high point of Robert Dimand’s week is the Wednesday graduate lecture he gives. For Sid Segalowitz, one of the greatest perks of his job is working with graduate students.
Volunteer work leads to master’s thesis for Brock student
After finishing her undergraduate degree in psychology and child and youth studies at Brock University, Ashley Hobden spent a good part of a year volunteering in impoverished communities in Brazil.
March 27, 2013 | Posted in Research | Read More »
Brock, U of T research shows lying in children as young as two
It’s official: children as young as two years are capable of lying, and they actually do it.
January 25, 2013 | Posted in Research | Read More »
Brock prof’s new book charts key aspect of human personality
What is the H factor? And why should you care about it? A Brock personality psychologist and his research colleague have written a new book that explains the significance of the Honesty-Humility spectrum.
December 17, 2012 | Posted in Top stories | Read More »
Conference issues call for papers
Organizers of the World Conference on Psychology and Sociology have issued a call for papers from academics interested in attending the conference in Antalya, Turkey from Nov. 28 to Dec. 1.
August 13, 2012 | Posted in Briefs | Read More »
Prof pens new book about asexuality
Many of us have had that morning-after revelation that sex can, indeed, occur without candlelight, flowers and moonlit serenades.
Grad student rolls dice on gambling research
It’s Friday night in one of the region’s many casinos. Clutching a tub of tokens in your sweaty palm, you drop them one by one into the machine.
Vanier scholar to study effects of life’s “turning points”
It all started with one question on a survey that Royette Tavernier would later analyze for her master’s thesis: “Have you ever experienced a major turning point in your life that changed how you thought about something or how you behaved?”
We can spot aggression in the faces of other races: study
New research shows we can look at other races and read aggression in their facial features.
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Brock gears up for Congress 2014
Participants wanted for Brock’s Rankin Run team
Former Brock prof had passion for correcting history
Brock hosts two-day science adventure for Grade 11 girls
Who is that masked woman? Meet Anonymous Artist Friend
Concordia sculpture on the move Monday
3M Teaching Fellows to give Last Lecture
