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PROTECTING our environmet (Social Science)
By Poh Gin Koi
Who should protect our environment? Why are our beaches and shorelines dead if the effluents dumpped into the rivers and seas are with permit? Sakyamuni Buddha (Psychology)
By Poh Gin Koi
This article was sent to http://www.digg.com and ever since my membership to that site was terminated. So we in Asia are more able to tolerate another person's religion, whether it's a religion of gods or tree-worshippers. Please read on...... Before you buy that condo.......... (Business & Economy)
By Poh Gin Koi
Developers and subcontractors will suck your blood if you are a new guy in this part of the world. Find out for yourself............. Motivation: How to get kick started (Rule 1,2 & 3) (Learning)
By Chang Chin Liang
Ever told yourself that you wanted to spend more time on the books and improve your grade? Instead, you end up having your eyes glued to the computer for longer hours and gain better ranking in the cyber world. Sounds familiar? Ever dreamt of being part of the elite student's group but you still get the same similiar dissappointing just pass results?! Read on AND CHANGE NOW!!!! Time perception-research paper (Psychology)
By Tang Yee Lee Elizabeth
Two theories- The Scalar Expectancy Theory (SET) and the Temporal Range Frequency Theory (TRFT) were used to predict two different results in a temporal bisection task with preceding clicks of either 10ms duration, 50ms duration or no-clicks (silence). SET predicts that the subjective duration of Probe at the 10ms condition would be judged longer than those in the silence condition, but the 10ms and the 50ms condition would not differ. On the other hand, the TRFT predicts that the Probe duration at the 50ms condition would be perceived as shorter than the 10ms condition but longer than the silence condition. Results shown that SET was supported, which can be explained by the arousal effect that speed up the internal clock of the participants.
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