This summer, the Psi Chi Journal of Psychology Research published Rouse, Russel, and Campbell's Beyond the textbook: Psi Chi Journal articles in introductory psychology courses. It is a curated list of paywall-free Psi Chi articles, mostly with student co-authors, that are peer-reviewed and of an appropriate writing level and length to use in an Introduction to Psychology course. The authors provide the following information for each of the articles: In addition to being appropriate for Into Psych, these articles are also perfect for Intro Stats. In my classes, I emphasize the ability to read and write simple result sections. One way I would review this skill is by showing my students Results sections from published research and asking them to identify the test statistics, effect size, and other relevant information. This selection of articles features clear and concise results sections for t -tests, ANOVA, factorial ANOVA, regression, and correlation. I created a spreadsheet...
Copper sulfate and rotenone are two of the primary organic pesticides used. Copper poisoning combined with zinc deficiency has been found to be a biomarker for autism. http://informahealthcare.com/doi/abs/10.1080/13547500902783747 http://link.springer.com/article/10.1007/s12011-010-8766-2
ReplyDeleteRotenone causes Parkinson's like symptoms in rats.
http://www.jneurosci.org/content/23/34/10756.short
The one thing that throws off the theory is the lack of correlation between autism and race/SES. Which I am pretty sure organic produce is mostly consumed by the higher SES white group at a much higher rate.