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UCLA Department of Communication Studies. UCLA Center for Behavior, Evolution, and Culture. Animal Behavior @ UCLA. UCLA Department of Anthropology. UCLA Department of Psychology. UCLA Department of Ecology and Evolutionary Biology. UCLA Department of Linguistics. UCLA Bureau of Glottal Affairs. UCSC Department of Psychology. Center for Evolutionary Psychology. UCLA Center for Language, Interaction, and Culture. UC Merced Cognitive and Information Sciences. UCLA Center for the Study of Women. BACK TO MAI...

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Heuristics and theories: March 2014

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The view from half way up the Ivory Tower. I wonder: do people buy dogs to excuse some form of atavistic therapy? Primal screams at dawn before a day of stress in the city, perhaps. Whatever the reason it was a truly visceral and unpleasant sequence of sounds and I hope never to hear it again. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). View my complete profile. European Human Behaviour and Evolution Association. Letter From The Country. Why Evolution Is True. Picture Window template. Template images by Airyelf.

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Heuristics and theories: March 2015

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The view from half way up the Ivory Tower. One way to think about career moves is as a foraging task. A standard resource to forage for is money, another status. But for academics resource around research is also key, perhaps the principal resource. This resource consists of multiple components, such as teams of like minded researchers, lab facilities, internal funding, increased ability to attract external funding, etc. It would be interesting to learn whether money, status, and research opportunities -...

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Heuristics and theories: The European starling as a novel model for exploring the effects of early-life adversity on adult cognition and behaviour

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The view from half way up the Ivory Tower. The European starling as a novel model for exploring the effects of early-life adversity on adult cognition and behaviour. School of Science and Technology Seminar. Wednesday 18 February 2015, 15:00, Middlesex University, Hendon Campus. Committee Room 1, Town Hall. Thank you for reading my blog and for taking the time to comment. It is much appreciated. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Evolution of Small Genomes under Pressure. View my complete profile.

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Heuristics and theories: Swedish Stats Video

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The view from half way up the Ivory Tower. I came across this video today, that might appeal to some students of behavioural science:. The Joy of Stats. Thank you for reading my blog and for taking the time to comment. It is much appreciated. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). A model of any academic department in the UK. View my complete profile. European Human Behaviour and Evolution Association. Letter From The Country. Why Evolution Is True. Picture Window template. Template images by Airyelf.

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Heuristics and theories: December 2014

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The view from half way up the Ivory Tower. In April 2014 Drs Steve Kett and Yvan Russell joined me on Lundy for a field trip. You can find photographs at this link. And an account along with a movie at this link. Whilst on the island Yvan took this film of a Dor dung beetle behaving as one may or may not expect:. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). View my complete profile. European Human Behaviour and Evolution Association. Letter From The Country. Why Evolution Is True.

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Heuristics and theories: February 2015

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The view from half way up the Ivory Tower. Evolution of Small Genomes under Pressure. School of Science and Technology Seminar. Wednesday 4 March 2015, 15:00, Middlesex University, Hendon Campus. Town Hall, Committee Room 1. I shall explore the evolutionary consequences of mutation in the context of adaptation to environmental change including various forms of “bet hedging” in response to variable environments. School of Science and Technology Seminar. Committee Room 1, Town Hall. This enables me to esta...

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Heuristics and theories: A model of any academic department in the UK

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The view from half way up the Ivory Tower. A model of any academic department in the UK. Memo to possible colleagues. 1 The basic set-up). Academic members of staff in the department have three types of task to achieve to fulfil their contractual obligations:. Teaching (p; pedagogy). Where T is the total time allocation of a generic contract, irrespective of its FTE status [i]. Various values of r, p. Can lead to T. Research post; T. Lecturing post; T. Managerial post; T. Always has a positive value.

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Heuristics and theories: July 2015

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The view from half way up the Ivory Tower. Driverless cars will potentially reduce accidents by controlling traffic flow. Driverless cars will reduce travel stress for many. Removing this activity leaves us with very few requirements to pay attention to our complex social world. One more piece of life will become automated and our sense of connectedness to others, and our sense of responsibility to society will have suffered one more loss. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). View my complete profile.

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Heuristics and theories: April 2014

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The view from half way up the Ivory Tower. Images from Lundy 2014. Having now sifted through all of my photographs from our recent field trip. I thought I should present some of them. The east coast of Lundy stretching northward. A Chiffchaff in brambles on the lower east coast path of Lundy, just south of the Heligoland trap. A Linnet, not far from the Chiffchaff above. Natural surveillance - a Peregrine watching all below from the top of an east coast granite stack half way up the island. Early morning...