Unemployed Wannabe Brad Jesness... U of Wisc instructor, Kimberly Barnard ("Kali"), DOES NOT KNOW PSYCHOLOGY

Freddie baby AKA Fred Hall wrote:
On 12 Apr 2006 22:46:03 -0700, "Michael Baldwin, Bruce"
wrote:

Freddie baby AKA Fred Hall wrote:
On Wed, 12 Apr 2006 15:25:54 -0700, hoofpriints
wrote:



Fred Hall wrote:

On Wed, 12 Apr 2006 16:27:48 -0500, "honestjohn"
wrote:


"hoofpriints" wrote in message
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"Michael Baldwin, Bruce" wrote:

K00K Kali wrote:
In article , posted
Wed, 12 Apr 2006 13:21:05 +0000 (UTC), oNOwnSPAMer
says...

NOTE:
"Kali", it is like a college Chemistry instructor calling a compound
an element.

Is that ok????

No, your analogy is as inept as your anal retentive reasoning.

Ah, straight for the anal lames again, Kimbi.

You must have missed one of her best anal lames last week.
When she saw (_0_), she asked if it was her *engagement* ring!!


Read something *recent* from cognitive neuroscience, FFS. All
emotions are "cognitive-affective" states, save for milliseconds
to seconds of hypothalamic activity that can occur in the
absence of thalamic processing signalling threat (see Ledoux,
2002). If I were to pull the same **** on you that you are
trying to pull on me, I'd tear your "cognitive-emotional state"
term apart for it's "incorrectness". The correct technical term
is "affective". You putz.

Prototype models of emotion (e.g. basic emotions) are only
semantic ministrations. For an update on facial expression of
emotion read Davidson. Dimasio and others (Zeki) have discovered
three very different circuits for "love", a cognitive-affective
state generally referred to as an emotion. You plonking putz.

You can be a complete putz on Usenet and split hairs because in
casual discourse I'm not honoring the technical terms *you*
prefer, based on your very limited reading on the topic, but it
only proves you're a putz lacking top-down knowledge in the
field you pretend to. You're a bottom-up pedant, and always will
be. You can't read one paper and one theory and have a decent
understanding of a complex topic. As Maslow said, "when all you
have is a hammer, you tend to treat everything as if it were a
nail". You plonking, pathetic, putz.

It's this kind of exchange that explains why you were kicked out
of colloquia at U Mn and asked not to return, why you never have
been able to conduct yourself properly in any discussion on
psychology even on the freakin' Usenet, and why you get no
respect in spp. Well, that, and the fact that you lied about
being a psychologist and professor, when in reality you are an
unemployed Ed Psych major who is obsessed with psychologists.
Oh, hell, this is just scratching the surface, mega kook.

spp added so the two other remaining genuine psych people who
you haven't managed to threaten off Usenet can have a laugh at
you. Putz.

Kali wrote in
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In article , posted
Tue, 11 Apr 2006 22:44:34 +0000 (UTC), oNOwnSPAMer
says...

Use words correctly. What you meant to talk about was
an 'emotional STATE' or a cognitive-emotional STATE,
NOT AN EMOTION. That is just a **** use of terms

Do not presume to tell me what I mean to say, poser. There was
absolutely nothing wrong with the language I used in the
original discussion - which you hijacked for your kookery - or
in my discourse with you. I laugh at your pathetic attempt to
back out of the **** you stepped in, you malodorous fraud.

Kali wrote in news:e1h3aq$76l$1
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In article , posted
Tue, 11 Apr 2006 20:05:55 +0000 (UTC), oNOwnSPAMer
says...

"helplessness" IS ON **NO MAJOR THEORISTS' list** of Basic
Emotions
(which are THE BUILDING BLOCKS OF ALL EMOTIONAL STATES, singly OR
in
combination)
and thus these are termed THE emotions:


http://changingminds.org/explanation...20emotions.htm

NO ONE has "helplessness" in their list. NO MODERN THEORIST.

You are ignorant and spouting crap, Kimberly Barnard!!

Who said anything about *basic* emotions, Brad? If I wanted to
propose that helplessness is a *basic* emotion I would have
explicitly said so. That theory didn't even enter my mind, and
it purposefully ignores the cognitive aspects of emotion. What
you are arguing is that rocky road ice cream isn't ice cream
[snip]

restore snipped material


Kali wrote in news:e1grqv$fld$2
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In article , posted
Tue, 11 Apr 2006 18:10:08 +0000 (UTC), Brad Jes
ness, behind one
of his many anonymous socks oNOwnSPAMer
says...

Hey, bonehead "Kali", making crap up as you go along.

**** K O O K !!!! ****

There is NO "helplessness emotion" any more than there is
a "I-like-to-eat-cake" emotion.

Ask the former APA President, Martin Seligman what he thinks of
your assertion. And thanks for proving once again that you are a
poser to psychology, not to be taken seriously, but avoided.

http://groups.google.com/groups/search?ie=UTF-8
&q=brad+and+seligman

And p.s. get off my leg.

Kali you are spouting nonsense.

Kali wrote in
om:
In article , posted
Tue, 11 Apr 2006 18:49:46 +0000 (UTC), oNOwnSPAMer
says...

Look here, learn about the real emotions (basic emotions) that
exist and quit bull****ting and making things up, "Kali"
(incompetent fraud & University of Wisconsin - Parkside, Psychology
instructor and Northern Illinois graduate student, Kimberly
Barnard):

http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q=ekman+emotions

"The page cannot be displayed
The page you are looking for is currently unavailable. The Web
site might be experiencing technical difficulties, or you may
need to adjust your browser settings."

That just about sums it up for you, eh, Bradley?

Eckman's work was centered on emotional *expression* - facial
expressions/facial analysis in particular, and he has never
presumed to say that the only emotions that exist in reality are
those which are revealed through facial expressions. How
ignorant of you to assume so, Brad.

Read something scholarly, preferably dated after 1980, and more
advanced than your battered Intro text book published in the
early 70's. Find out what emotions are made of. Read LeDoux's
work on the neurological underpinnings of fear and anxiety. Then
look up Seligman and his theory of learned helplessness: an
empirical theory based on experimental replication and extension
of Ivan Pavlov's work; one covered in every introductory text
book published after 1975, and one which every one of my Psych
101 students knows cold, but you don't.

Then look up Seligman's "Positive Psychology" and "learned
helplessness and depression" and "learned helplessness and
battered women's syndrome". Read Seligman's work to understand
why it is common knowledge that helplessness is, contrary to
your silly bleating, an emotion. Learn about its role in
depressive disorders and self-defeating behavior.

Then **** off. This discussion is for grown ups, not needy
children seeking negative attention by attacking people.

Or are you interested in making an even bigger ass of yourself?

--
Reason can answer questions, but imagination has to ask them.
- Ralph Gerard

Man, that was a complete load of ****. Spew much, Kimbi?

--

Hoof

She can't help it , she was born that way - - - female.

I should have known you'd jump into the middle of an exchange between
two assholes.

btw, Hoofy is female.

And, you know this is true because ...............?
Is it firsthand knowledge, secondhand knowledge or even farther down the
knowledge ladder?

The horse told everyone, animal abuser.

[autism group snecked...gotta watch that Brucie]

Too bad you weren't watching closely enough the first time, Freddie
baby.

Yes, it really is.

Indeed.

Now Shorn the thick irish **** will spnak you.

Deservedly so.

I hear you enjoy it.