The known unknowns of an improv session I admit that I tend to over plan improv sessions. It’s not really an intended strategy.… agility, improv, magic, pennefather, plan, resilience, strategic, unknown
Why Lying on Facebook is Good Prosocial Behaviour Like it or not, there are multiple reasons for lying on Facebook. In SpottyWood and HandCock’s… behavior, clowns, experiment, facebook, falsehoods, lying, prosocial, study
Impostering the Scholarly … is an impossibly rewarding endeavour of everlasting proportions. Whether you are a systems librarian (Gordon,… expert, expertise, fake, faking, fraud, fraudulence, fraudulent, hooey, imperfection, impostering, impostor, syndrome
A failed attempt at re-contextualizing the scholarly for the purposes of more exposure In a recent survey conducted in my head, 9, 999, 999 out of 10, 000, 000…
Oh but have you read Scoville and Milner Many of us have had the embarrassing public opportunity to witness a voice in the room… diacophobia, diacophobic, interrupted, memory, references, scholarly
Quite Strange Results “Quite strange results”, like those found in Hamada, Nagashima, & Shiomi’s (2001) research on “collagen as a new… alice, collagen, far cry, fish, fish science, irrelevant, qualitative, relevant, strange, trump, video games, wonderland
However Maslow 1943 However Maslow 1943 “However” (Maslow, 1943), “it” (Holtgraves, 1997) “may” (Foot, 1972) “be” (Bloom, 1971)… academic, critical, digital prototyping, disruptive, references, referencing, scholarly, scribbles, writing
