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10 Sep 2013: The advisory committee shall consist of not less than eight persons, a majority of whom shall be resident members of the Regent House and at least two of whom shall be ... a)The Vice-Chancellor (or a duly appointed deputy) in the Chair, and the

19 Jul 2013: Psychology of Programming. Published by the European Association of Cognitive Ergonomics and Academic Press. ... Hoc (pp. 235-249). Part 4 Broader Issues. 4.1 The Psychology of Programming in the Large: Team and Organizational Behaviour - B.

31 Jan 2013: The scope of this paper will include all those aspects of psychology which are relevant to an understanding of human social behaviour and its development. ... Paper Psy 3. Biological and cognitive psychology. This paper covers biological and cognitive

10 Sep 2013: The scope of this paper will include all those aspects of psychology which are relevant to an understanding of human social behaviour and its development. ... Paper Psy 3. Biological and cognitive psychology. This paper covers biological and cognitive

16 May 2013: At the level of routine economic analysis, game theory provides useful tools for understanding monopoly and oligopoly behaviour. ... There is now a thriving field of "behavioral economics" at the boundary between economics and psychology that seeks to

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31 Jul 2013: Dr Rufus Johnstone, T, appointed Professor of Evolution and Behaviour in the Department of Zoology. ... Dr Jeffrey Dalley, CTH, appointed Reader in Molecular and Behavioural Neuroscience in the Department of Psychology.

17 Jan 2013: 5. the PoP book, “The Psychology of Programming in the Large: Team and Organizational Behaviour”. ... 47-54. 17. Measurement, observation and protocol analysis techniques. Classical controlled experiments in psychology and HCI measure speed (reaction

1 May 2013: on topics in psychology and psychiatry, and the remaining twelve are primarily in anthropology. ... Melanesians and Europeans share the same psychology, and in both cases the processes of.

18 Jun 2013: Smartphones can be used to capture a variety of behaviour and social aspects of the. ... draw inferences about behaviour, and iii) model the user’s behaviour using these inferences.