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Number of papers: 3

1. Paper-and-Pencil or Online? Evaluating Coping and Attachment Measures

   Rachel T. Fouladi, Christopher J. McCarthy & Naomi P. Moller

   In recent years many researchers, clinicians, and testing companies have shifted from paper-and-pencil to computer administrated tests of psychological measures. This paper explores the feasibility... More

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2. Utility of Course Web Resources for Students with Learning Disabilities

   Charles M. Slem & Steven T. Kane

   This paper describes an approach to meeting the needs of college students with learning disabilities which utilizes Internet resources in an undergraduate introductory psychology course. The course... More

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3. Asynchronous Approaches to Teaching Psychology Courses Online

   Richard Velayo

   There is evidence of the pedagogical effectiveness of online teaching and the teaching styles that work best with it. However, few studies have looked at the specific pedagogical approaches in... More

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