:)no, but much of my phd was based on certain tenets of Mr. McGurk. I feel like I know the guy.
(and the snippet of info about dB increase is from a 1954 article by Sumby & Polack)
((and the snippet of info about dB increase is from a 1954 article by Sumby & Polack)
drbroon abloooobloobloo,
Fri 13 Mar 2009, 13:11,
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Oh a proper DocWareham and Wrights work is interesting - its on recalling crime 'Earwitnesses' they called them
I'm half way through OU degree and misses works in mental health so have shelves full of textbooks on brains..
(I'm half way through OU degree and misses works in mental health so have shelves full of textbooks on brains..
boff FL OZ,
Fri 13 Mar 2009, 13:15,
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excellentI know a bit about the earwitness stuff, there's really not as large an amount of overlap between unimodal and multimodal research. Hence, why I know such a lot about McGurk. It's not really directly to do with my research, but it's one of the few things that is kind of similar, within multimodal perception.
What you doing your OU degree in? Bachelor or Masters? My dad did a masters in management with OU a few years ago, which took 6 years. Yours the same type of thing?
(What you doing your OU degree in? Bachelor or Masters? My dad did a masters in management with OU a few years ago, which took 6 years. Yours the same type of thing?
drbroon abloooobloobloo,
Fri 13 Mar 2009, 13:21,
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BSc hons PsychologyIt's a good course with excellent tutors including Toates for Biology of Psych, but they seem strong in IT and mgt courses from friends experience. I have 100 points to go.
Right now I have Royal Society lecture on Mapping memory: the brains behind remembering followed by Talent and Autism, good resource and well put together.
You still doing research?
(Right now I have Royal Society lecture on Mapping memory: the brains behind remembering followed by Talent and Autism, good resource and well put together.
You still doing research?
boff FL OZ,
Fri 13 Mar 2009, 13:37,
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Ah, yes, I thought you did psych actually. Excellent, sounds like a much wider-ranging degree than I was able to have at uni.Yep, did my phd in germany, still there, in the office "researching" :D we're hosting a conference in a couple of weeks which will be shit.
Trying to finish articles just now, and I've been banned from doing new stuff until I get my current stuff published. My prof has mixed feelings about my passion for active research and my lack of excitement for writing results up. I need to try and find a way of making the write up relatively quick and painless. I hate spending too long on old stuff.
All the best with it, sir.
(Trying to finish articles just now, and I've been banned from doing new stuff until I get my current stuff published. My prof has mixed feelings about my passion for active research and my lack of excitement for writing results up. I need to try and find a way of making the write up relatively quick and painless. I hate spending too long on old stuff.
All the best with it, sir.
drbroon abloooobloobloo,
Fri 13 Mar 2009, 13:50,
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Cheerswouldn't mind seeing any published stuff you've done
( boff FL OZ,
Fri 13 Mar 2009, 14:02,
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