Comments on the Study And Learning Materials ONline website

Thanks to all the people who took time to make comments on this web site.
The site is under constant revision; I will try to incorporate your many valuable suggestions.
Thanks again.
Paul Kenyon

commented
This collection of materials, which supported several undergraduate-level psychology courses at the University of Plymouth (UK), won the 1998 Teaching and Learning Award of the Universities and Colleges Information Services Association (UCISA). The site is arranged by course level (years one through three) and by the topics covered in each course. The Year one lecture materials are the most developed, listing each topic, its aim, the content covered, and the learning objectives. Year one coverage includes Neurotransmission, Depression, Schizophrenia, Hormones & Stress, and Animal Behaviour. Most sections (all levels) contain a lecture overview, extensive graphics from transparencies used in class, audio clips, and animated images. Some online interactive learning activities may require JavaScript or Java.

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The Biological Bases of Behaviour Site at the University of Plymouth is a very detailed site of lecture support material for courses taught in the Department of Psychology there. The material has a number of noteable features such as approximate download times for those using a modem, interactive tests and good use of animated gifs to illustrate biological processes ( see this movie of the events thought to be involved in neurotransmission ).

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One of the best web courses on behavior with a strong background in neurobiology. Appropriate for college students and AP high school biology students.
Extensive, in-depth content that makes excellent use of diagrams, graphs, photos, videos, applets, and audio clips.
To take advantage of everything in this site, you will need to download a number of plug-ins, and you will need to visit this large site several times.

This is undoubtedly one of the best college course sites about behavior on the web! The support materials provided here are extensive; the content is excellent, and the graphs, photographs, biographical materials, and links are of equal quality. Professor Kenyon begins with an extensive discussion of the scientific method, and uses phrenology as the "bad" example, and the dopamine-Parkinson's disease link as the "good" science example. In truth, only the last few topics are directly related to animal behavior, but a firm footing in the comprehensive neurobiology offered in the preceding topics will only make the later material better. Each of the topic-links provide extensive, deep content with all of the graphic, video, and audio "extras."

commented ...Biological Bases of Behaviour - University of Plymouth psychologists have put together a mind-blowing site. Well not quite...but it is an interesting and apparently award-winning site that brings to the Web support material for courses on the Biological Bases of Behaviour, taught by Dr Paul Kenyon. There is plenty on the likes of hormones and stress, stress and behaviour, drugs and anxiety and of course sex. If that caught your attention then you might be disappointed to read what Kenyon has to say as he discusses the role of hormones in sexual behaviour, rather than the nitty gritty. Although he does pose some interesting questions about how to decide on treatment for paedophiles? (8 January 1999) DB http://salmon.psy.plym.ac.uk/year1/bbb.htm#BBBlecture support

Respondent's address Note: addresses beginning 141.163. are from the University of Plymouth
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141.163.13.126	comments: The loading speed was excellent, even on the internet from Babbage, while the overall clarity and organisation of this site, is equally as good. Much more interesting than boring handouts, which require no effort to obtain and are simply filed away and forgotten !.
George Etchison	The info on neurotransmitters was very interesting and easy to understand , but I would like to know more on how different drugs such as caffein affect that part of the central nervous system.
xray.psy.plym.ac.uk	comments: VERY GOOD, ALTHOUGH A LITTLE OVER THE TOP!
141.163.13.165	comments: this website is all very pretty, but relatively useless. The information takes far too long to load - maybe a reduction of irrelevent pictures could speed it up. The print outs were also of little value as these were often too wide for A4 or contained diagrams which spanned between two pages, i suggest aligning the site so that relevant printouts are divided so as to print like a book. Thanks
141.163.69.35	comments: superb! I only wish we had access to the computers in 101 and 133 in the evenings as the Babbage and Library are usually too full!
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ld13-098.lon.compuserve.com	comments: The subdivisions of the adrenal gland, the picture is only half complete.
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141.163.13.173	comments: The resource has been very helpful for my revision program and has been a lot less boring than just reading texts. Thanks
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141.163.163.3	comments: Some of the pages on this site are too much to load into a PC Printer. Perhaps reducing the picture sizes might help.
141.163.13.137	comments: Very useful for the course. Essential reading to understand the subject. Very good!
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146.229.29.14	comments: check spelling; estrus cycle of which organism?
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gummo.mit.csu.edu.au	comments: Very impressive site. I will have a good look around, Vernon Tupper, CSU Bathurst, NSW, Australia,
129.115.103.30	comments: I am currently doing a behavioral study on the effects of amphetamine microdialysis into the nucleus accumbens, and found some very useful information on your learning resources page. My name is: Pedro Galvan, and I am dong this work in the laboratory of Dr. Joe L. Martinez, Jr. at U. of Texas San Antonio.
dopey.acs.bolton.ac.uk	comments: The learning resource is great, however I would like to see more info on the research findings about the role of neurotransmitters in schizophrenia . D.T 1997
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194.81.32.57	comments: You must have descended from Heaven. Only just started looking but can already see very useful materials for many courses (I'm a Psychology lecturer on Biological side.) If I manage to sort out the other relevant sites, etc we are finding I'll ask our WWW person to see about setting up a link so your students can benefit as well as ours. (One obviously relevant connection here - which I'm sure you will already have - would be to the human equivalent. I've got the address but I'll check through what you've already collected first. Thanks, Keith Morgan.
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141.163.13.133	comments: This resource has been exceptionally helpfull to back up your lectures, especially the inclusion of other research articles and alternative sources of information. One area that may help when it comes to revision could possibly be the listing of a wide variety of exam questions as the past papers rarely give questions that can be related to each topic area. Thanks.
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p41.nas2.is4.u-net.net	comments: I think this is a wonderful learning resource - entertaining as well as informative and the best I've seen of the university home pages on the web.
Dr. Anna E. Ross, Associate Professor of Biology	I've just discovered your Biological Bases of Behaviour web site. What a wonderful resource. I'm teaching Animal Behavior this term and I'll be referring my students to your site. The material on the history of the field and the ethological experiments is wonderful. (Many of the same examples I use in class.) I really like the illustrations you have compiled. I hope it's ok if I use some during a class presentation... of course I will include a complete citation and documentation... Showing a couple of the images should whet my students' appetites so they'll want to see you materials for themselves.
193.149.82.232	05comments: An excellent presentation of information and relevant links. The site acts as an excellent starting point in this area and in fact covers a great deal of the material already in fairly comprehensive detail. Thank you.
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sstnts05c94.nbnet.nb.ca	comments: Excellent resource. (Might be useful to break up into smaller linked pages.) - David at http://www.unb.ca/web/units/psych/likely/
sstnts05c94.nbnet.nb.ca	comments: Please upgrade previous comment from "Excellent" (A) to A-double-plus. I had hit your animal behaviour page -- hadn't understood extent of your superb work. -David (again) teaching biopsych in Fredericton, Canada
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suppressed	05comments: More easily understood than my lecturer this morning!!!
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1cust5.tnt1.marion.oh.da.uu.net	comments: Wow! Very interesting!!! I'm a Psych major at OSU and found this fascinating, thanks!
clp.clpccd.cc.ca.us	comments: How many neurotransmitters has science dicovered up until now?
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Lisa Wood	I happened upon your web page in looking at Plymouth as a possible stop during my travels this summer (with my six year-old daughter). I'm a psychology professor at a small liberal arts university near Seattle, Washington (USA). I'm very impressed with the student questionnaires on the web...great idea for survey research and for screening subjects for experiments. I also enjoyed my brief scan through your materials on aggression and gender. A few years ago I taught a course on aggression and have been considering a resurrection of the seminar. In any case, my family lived in Plymouth before the turn of the century and are listed at the old synagogue there. So I may head that way by rail. In any case, I've marked your web page and will return to it when I have more time.
141.163.13.165	comments: The loading speed was a bit slow, it depended on how I accessed it. The material is amazing, organised well, and loads of interesting info. Cheers Alex Murphy
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birving.res.muskingum.edu	comments: It is too big! split it up a bit
robb52.csd.plym.ac.uk	comments: Damm good site. Wish I was on the course!! What about listing course literature on your website? Hey - what about being able to offer students abilitiy to BUY the books then and there?? Hey - want more information? Please see http://www.rawnet.com/books/ and help out a litte Plymouth student. Cheers.
pmdyn84.dip.csuchico.edu	comments: Very informative as far as introduction to new information, would like more info about the topic. Great graphics.
st2799.infonet.tufts.edu	05comments: very impressed
dm1-15.slc.aros.net	comments: most informative site on rat courtship and reproduction found
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236.ny.us.ibm.net	05comments: I came across your site on accident while studying for Psy.Phy.-VERY HELPFUL - Thank you!!!!
proxy.cowan.edu.au	comments: let us download your pictures Reply from PK - feel free to download any pictures you find helpful. Right click on your mouse to bring up a sub-menu with a 'Save Image as ... ' option
res2.psy.plym.ac.uk	comments: The out line that is important for the exam is not clear you have lots of different net works going of in all sorts of different dirrections . I also have a problem with byte space and cannot down load this information.
lizardtown1.hip.berkeley.edu	Although my field of expertise is physiology of perception, I've been asked to teach a summer school course on sex and gender. I'm looking for well-written reference and textbooks on this subject, and I thought you might have some suggestions, since your web site/course seems to be particularly well thought out! Any ideas? I am also wondering if you could give me information on sources for interesting slides/videos. Such visuals always enliven the subject. Reply from PK. Please send me your e-mail address so that I can reply to this query
client12c1.globalnet.co.uk	comments: Thank god I've finally found something relevant to my degree , informative and useful for my immunology exam revision on the net - got any more of the same on other topics ? Reply from PK. Try http://salmon.psy.plym.ac.uk/year1/bbb.htm
lond1br1-ce-1.lo.uk.ibm.net	comments: I like to know something about relationship between adrenal hyperplasia ( adrenogenital syndrome) and food, esp. animal proteins. Thank you. Reply from PK. I am not aware of any research linking the genetic condition CAH/AGS to food.
ppp-207-105-90-233.sntc01.pacbell.net	comments: good info!!! thx a lot for ur help
ppp0006.log.on.ca	comments: What the heck is nalorone and how is it used to study the effects of neurotransmitters? Reply from PK. I think you may mean naloxone rather than nalorone. Naloxone binds to receptor sites occupied by morphine. Here is an an example of how it is used to study the effects of neurotransmitters. Some Principles for Decoding Local Neuronal Systems in the Mammalian Central Nervous System by Stanislav Reinis Department of Psychology University of Waterloo
141.163.49.160	comments: Good overall, but you should consider splitting the content over several pagees, rather than on one page. This page alone (neurotransmitters), gets turned into a 50MB print file when trying to print, which knocked my print server over!! Also, the page is _not_ 384kb, as the neurotransmission gif animation (pk1rendered2.gif) is nearly 3MB in size!! Reply from PK. This large animation has now been given its own page.
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lpcpub141.lib.depaul.edu	comments: I was very pleased with the information. I am studying chemical dependency and we need to know how the brain functions and how drugs deplete neutrotransmitters and stop production.
gemini.psy.plym.ac.uk	comments: Good idea to place the animated GIF on a separate page !!
stratgy1.clark.net	comments: What are career and educational opportunities for animal psychology? or can you direct me to find the answer? Thanks! Reply from PK. I assume you are living in the US. If so, try the Amercican Psychological Society Employment Bulletin and the Graduate Student Resources for educational opportunities. In the UK try the British Psychological Society web site. They have a Careers in Psychology section
ariadne.ukc.ac.uk	comments: excellent organisation and detail/ clarity of information
dekuser04.bwl.uni-mannheim.de	comments: Absolutley wonderfull!!!! Great Job. I've been a psychology major for 3 years and wish I would have found your site earlier!
spider-tp031.proxy.aol.com	comments: This is a wonderful learning experience! Please, keep up the good work. D. Scranton
ti02a04-0033.dialup.online.no	comments: Very impressing- by the way- this should have been translated- I would like. nutgaard@online.no. http://home.sol.no/~nutgard
agni.nut.roche.com	comments: I am interested in learning more about physionomy in general. Please direct.
bowerbird.cc.uq.edu.au	comments: Found your site very interesting but was curious as to when you wrote this. We are currently studying five D receptors and the newer antipsychotics which affect all of thesse as well as histamine ans serotonergic receptors. Loading speed was fine and organisation of your page likewise. Reply from PK. Thanks for your comments. You are quite right to point out the multiplicity of receptor sites, and the availability of drugs which act as agonists and antagonists on them. I simplify the picture when I introduce this area to second year students, but some students elect to study the area in more depth in their final undergraduate year.
bsd0.mds.qmw.ac.uk	comments: Check your pharmacology before disseminating information on the mechanism of action of Viagra. Erection occurs following dilation of the afferent blood vessels of the penis and the cGMP responsible for this is generated locally. It is almost certainly not due to a direct action of brain-derived cGMP Reply from PK. Thanks for pointing this out. The explanation for Viagra's action is given in quotes as it appears on the Virginia Urology Centre Viagra page. I will check out the issue you raise. Thanks again.
208.149.134.75	comments: This is excellent. Probably the best, most thorough coverage of a subject on the internet. Loads a bit slowly for me, but not overly so.
mwcs.demon.co.uk	comments: Excellent! Links well to my research and thinking on developing individual and organisational learning strategies. The individual rules!
dialup-21-14.cc.columbia.edu	Great page! Here's the new url for the F.A.S. article: http://silk.nih.gov/silk/niaaa1/publication/aa13.htm
ts78-10.tor.istar.ca	comments: Excellent format and simplicity of presentation
207.13.242.85	comments: excellent, i have a child with autism who has recently experienced psychotic episodes and is currently taking risperdal(sp?) and dexedrine alternating with adderal. Dexedrine is about the only thing that works consistently. Don't even like the rispirdal, but only thing that has helped with psychotic episodes. I would like to try lithium or depakote. Child is 6 1/2 yr old boy.
	Hi, there. I happened upon your article http:// salmon.psy.plym.ac.uk/year1/SEXDIFF.HTM on the web, because a newborn niece has CAH. I found it confusing that you have several pictures labeled CAH in the HTML text, and AGS in the graphic. I take it from this (and other reading) that they are the same syndrome? Perhaps a word or two about whether they are equivalent, and more consistent language would be a help. Thank you for sharing this helpful resource with others on the Web. Reply from PK. Sorry about this confusion, you are quite right, AGS and CAH refer to the same syndrome. I will make this point clearer on the page.

queene.epsb.edmonton.ab.ca	comments: excellent job. must have taken a lot of time and energy. Not many people would bother COngratulations
spider-tf064.proxy.aol.com	comments: Excellent material! What foods or nutrients stimulate ACTH in the human body? Reply from PK. As far as I know, ACTH levels are not sensitive to food intake, but I could be wrong. I'll check it out and add what I find here.
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frey.cosam.calpoly.edu	GREAT JOB!
skinner.sfasu.edu	excellent job!!
www3.urz.uni-wuppertal.de	I like it very much. Most the explanation with help of the Spice Girls. It's more easy to learn when you have something to laugh about!! Excuse my bad english, I'm from germany. Best wishes, Sabine Hackenberg, Wuppertal, Germany
208.19.13.106	this was a totaly groovey web site. I wish I could take your class!!!! JeriahB@webtv.net
gw0.gapac.com	I have some psychology question. I would like for someone to help me answer about 25 qestion. If you can not help me, could you please tell me who can. Reply from PK. If you are a psychology student at Plymouth, e-mail me your questions. If you are not a Plymouth student then I am sorry but I am really busy at the moment- our teaching semester has just begun. Can your tutor not help you?
library-193-55.vassar.edu	I took a look at this site because of its title thinking some of our Psyc faculty might be interested. I was so impressed that I sent it to all of them as well as to a few behavioural biologists. I'm glad I took a look from top to bottom or I'd have missed your Internet sites and I liked the links to local places. I didn't actually click on anything but it appears very well laid out. I showed my friend the yellow background feature- 'not on the exam,' Loved the whole thing. Flora Grabowska - flgrabowska@vassar.edu Science Librarian Vassar College
host5-99-49-190.btinternet.com	i would like to say "well done" for producing such a great web site. i particularly enjoyed the animations which aided my understanding of the topic. thanks
host-209-214-100-179.btr.bellsouth.net	i have a question. why do people with this type of disorder (schiz)put there hands up to their mouths with their hand clinched in a fist? Reply from PK. As far as I know this behaviour is not seen in all schizophrenics. Some of the drugs used to treat schizophrenia can cause extrapyramidal side effects. These are described at http://salmon.psy.plym.ac.uk/year1/schizophrenia.htm#Side effects of classic antipsychotics
csdalpha3.sbu.ac.uk	I have been researching information for my final year project and have come across your web site which is very interesting as it holds similarities to my project.....I am also interested in the site as I will be studying Biological Basis of Behaviour this semester and will be tuning in for further information. I must say though that the site looks very good. The grathics are great and very eye catching. It loks like you have done a good job!
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suppressed	I have been in a class on The psychology and physiology of chemical dependency. This page was better organized, clear, and had great graphics - easy to understand. Keep up the good work. My instructor ought to be ashamed he didn't discover it.
salt.wwwcache.ja.net	comments: loading - excellent structured organisation info.- high quality thank you - very useful
pcbm2.bio1.uni-rostock.de	Cristiano Pires Animal Behaviour Pedagogical University- Maputo Your site is not only good but also very informativ. It seems to be one of the best materials within animal behaviour pages. Thank you for this portunity.
charybdis.maze.ucl.ac.uk	Dear Paul, I thought this was extremely useful. I was wondering if you would mind if I borrowed parts of it and/or included the link on our Neural Bases of Learning and Motivation course (which has one lecture on sex). I'll assume you don't mind unless I hear otherwise. When my lecture notes are complete, I'd be more than happy to send you the URL in return! Many thanks, Kate Jeffery Dept. of Anatomy University College London Reply from PK. Kate, You are very welcome to use anything you find useful
bdb.mics.soton.ac.uk	Excellent layout, content, speed and structure, BUT printing out for later study using NAV 4.07 and others causes the images to move around, if printed at all, often covering text! Any tips to get around this would be appreciated. ps. i was printing the first section of behaviour resource Reply from PK. Sorry yopu had printing problems. One thing to try is pressing the Stop button on the top of the Navigator window before printing
terrapin.rmplc.co.uk	Really useful information and good links to otherinformative sites.Loading was quite slow but this is probably due to the large amount of information available.
terrapin.rmplc.co.uk	Brilliant information,especially as I havejustbegun a coursein Animal behaviour Only problem is it took quitea long time to load but it was worth the wait!!
prx2.qld.schools.net.au	good
208.254.117.16	Unbelievable. Thank you so much!
cn114i.bathspa.ac.uk	very good, informative, but also fun!
syn49.anx11.riva.gia.net.za	Thanks for the excellent little abstracts. There is an important gap to be filled between professional, academic research and that of the serious amateur, author or armchair philosopher - a broader, searchable base with its own search engine would be valuable. A "new developments" section would be wonderful. I leave here with optimised motor programs and will visit again...
spider-th082.proxy.aol.com	It has been found to be very enlightening. The presentation was clear and understandable . I will return to this site for further reference.
webcache07p.cache.pol.co.uk	Tried to use the link to essay writing provided on the page titled 'Essay writing What is it and how do I do it.' URL:http://salmon.psy.plym.ac.uk/year1/essay-tips.htm However the link does not appear to be working. Reply from PK. I checked this link & it appears to be working
abfd01m02-125.bctel.ca	This site is excellent! Well organized, easy to understand. I especially appreciate the page on sectioning of the brain, as that wasn't covered in our Psych 101. Thanks a lot! - Shannon
rnelson.psy.jhu.edu	You site is wonderful! It is a very student-friendly learning experience. Thanks for including my book (the second edition should be out soon). Cordially, Randy J. Nelson, Professor of Psychology & Neuroscience The Johns Hopkins University Baltimore, MD 21218-2686 USA
	Reading this made me decide to call my doctor and make an appointment. I am 17, I am female and Anxity runs in my family. I started to have attacts 6 months ago and they seem to be getting worse, now I know that I must get help fast! Thank you so much for explaining these attacts they way you did!
k22.dialup.seanet.com	Excellent! The web as it ought to be -not as 99.009% actually is. Like the light at the end of a very darkened and empty abyss of glitzy flashs, whistles,voids and time comsuming fun and frustration . Thank you.
15-178.dynamic.visi.com	Excellent information - graphics were very helpful - thank you!
gps-fddi.leeds.ac.uk	Excellent. Lots of appropriate material and easily accessible.
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146.227.202.71	this was very informative and relavant to my coarse. well done dudes
is419.gold.ac.uk	Really original! Glad I found it. Thank you.
cbmj26.cber.fda.gov	Great detail. I am a reviewer in Cellular and Gene Therapy at the FDA that must try to sift through the facts to review the safety of the neural implants. Very impressive. A little slow in loading, but worth the wait. John Bishop bishopj@cber.fda.gov
dial-in-39.netwebb.com	Beautiful. Just Beautiful
filip.bankerinter.net	I am a student of biochemistry, and i'm very impressed with your site.It is a very good way to introduce people with these subjects.Techical details are allso good. Keep it that way!
spider-tr044.proxy.aol.com	enjoyed your site. Informative. Liked cool 3-D graphics. Would like to see type legibility consistant with graphing. But, I would have no idea how to create any 3-D graph! :)
198.146.86.163	good
ip82.newark3.nj.pub-ip.psi.net	very good
as5300-1-68.hgl.ny.frontiernet.net	I am currently a student who desperately needed information and i found your site to be exactly what I needed. Thank You, JorgePadre@aol.com
srv-tc2-83.sugar-river.net	I would be interested in knowing what you thought of pre-menapause? Anger,depression,and the rest, do you believe in treating with herbs? please e-mail your thoughts back, thank you,Sue Reply from PK. Sorry, I can't respond via email; you did not leave your address. I have no knowledge about the herbal treatment of these conditions.
192.133.100.211	Marvelous and Informative! My only suggestion is to check grammar and spelling. I came upon this site while researching a question from one of my students (How fast are neural transmissions? Faster than the speed of light?) and found your page to be excellent and humorous. Maybe you could point me in the right direction for an answer that can be understood in layman's terms. Thanks
209.122.225.34	a wonderful resource. your discussion of the flaws in the executive monkey experiment were extremely helpful. I will be citing them in the footnotes to my upcoming book for John Wiley & Sons, _Global Brain: the evolution of mass mind from the Big Bang to the 21st century._ All thanks-- (P.S. for additional information of possible value, see my previous book, _The Lucifer Principle: a scientific expedition into the forces of history_, which covers the cultural, historical, psychological, and physiological consequences of stress at length.) Howard Bloom (founder: International Paleopsychology Project; member: New York Academy of Sciences, American Association for the Advancement of Science, American Psychological Society, Academy of Political Science, Human Behavior and Evolution Society, European Sociobiological Society; board member: Epic of Evolution Society)
cannon.psych.uofs.edu	Great site!! I see your link to the MIT sheep brain page doesn't work, at least not today. I'd like to recommend our sheep brain dissection guide-- academic.uofs.edu/department/psych/sheep/ It's based on an older DOS-based program--actually, the MIT site uses images from that version (slightly bigger and a bit higher resolution than what we opted for in the web-based version). We're plugging away at a humand brain guide, but aren't there yet. Once again--GREAT SITE!!! I'm adding it to my page of Likeable Links Tim Cannon
webcache10p.cache.pol.co.uk	Hello, I'm a mature student studing part time, I'm pleased with the presentation but perhaps some more details please. Reply from PK. Please let me know what you would find useful, I'll do my best ...
proxy03.wxs.nl	Thank you very much. This site is wonderfull, professional, scientific correct et cetera - I read the prints of your site every morning in bed. Jaap van der Srel Haarlem The Netherlands [I am social scientist and work in a mental health office]
143.52.188.158	Paul, I've found this site very useful for teaching purposes - the students like it as well. The only problem I've had is trying to connect to the server at the Uni. of Hanover, where the tutorials in basic neural processes are located. This site is also very useful - but difficult to use for teaching as access is very variable. Is there a reason for this? Do you know of any handy tips to get access? Or similar sites? Reply from PK. Did you have a problem accessing John Krantz' site at http://psych.hanover.edu/Krantz/neurotut.html ? I have just loaded it successfully - maybe it was down when you tried?
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	excellent for the short submit. thank you
acts2v17.rcs.sk.ca	it was very good and well organized. Keep up the good work.
slip-129-37-63-212.nj.us.ibm.net	I am a translator of medical texts from English into German and came across your web site as the result of a search for Hoehn and Yahr Staging for a translation project. I was quite intrigued with the German machine translation at the beginning - it is gibberish and totally intellegible! What a shame for an otherwise very informative web site. But at least I do not have to worry about being replaced by a computer any time soon! If you need any real professional translations you can contact me under scinter@ibm.net. Sincerely, Susanne Correll for Interlanguage, Inc. Memphis, TN, USA Reply from PK. Thanks for this feedback. I don't speak German. We British are notorious for our poor grasp of foreign languages! The translation relies on AltaVista's SYSTRAN which claims to " translate words, phrases, and entire Web sites into a variety of different languages". I will remove the links to the German translations. As far as I know the French translation is acceptable. Thanks again.
62.172.91.30	This is the first time I have visited this site and have found it to be very informative with lots of useful information. The speed of the information retrieval is excellent. I will definetly be visiting this site again.
cookie.stuy.edu	too much graphics, not enough informational text
helios.ex.ac.uk	Very useful indeed. I wish I could afford more telephone time to read in detail Donald Bligh -Exeter
cc-lcg-1.csv.shu.ac.uk	great site -- very novel
proxy2.jaring.my	Good..
new-york-06-07rs.ny.dial-access.att.net	I REALLY ENJOYED THE EASY READING, IT MADE ME COMPREHEND THIS NEW TOPIC VERY WELL.THE DIAGRAMS WERE GREAT!I EVEN ADDED ONE OF THEM T0 MY FAVORITES.THANK YOU, AND PLEASE KEEP IT UP FOR THE EGER STUDENTS LIKE ME.
proxy1.integrityonline.com	It's a very well writen site, but it's probably for people older than me because I can't understand it very well.
host126.cardinal.co.nz	Brilliant! I actually understand this! Which for someone who failed 5th Form General Science is no mean achievement. Well done.
mid-qbu-nqe-vty19.as.wcom.net	Quick to load, well organised, clear. Thank you. One of the best resources I've found on-line for getting hold of basic information on anxiolytics. I recently became involved in development of a novel anxiolytic compound in clinical trials in US and found this presentation (along with the next programme in the series) quite useful. Regards - a friend from across the pond
221.pm2.ezlink.com	Great! Keep it up. Thanks. Very readable and informative without being too technical. More info on female is good and I appreciate it very much
tulsb102-22.splitrock.net	I am a psych teacher in junior college and appreciate all the information people like you spent time to disseminate for those of us who are novices. thank you very much
hcs-mb13-1.hcs.shu.ac.uk	I thought that this web site is absolutely splendid
pscpn1s-30.pubsites.buffalo.edu	The loading speed was good, but it didn't load all of the pictures. There were a few pictures that were either half there, or not there at all. The detail and clarity was good also.
ppp127.127.mmtl.videotron.net	I am a student at Concordia University in Montreal and I thank you for these precious notes that helped be for one of my papers...!
cacheflow2.mpinet.net	Very well done. It was well put together, loaded quickly, and was well organized and understandable. I only being a high school freshmen even was a ble to get much out of it.
webcache26b.cache.pol.co.uk	Loading speed was fine. Content:- very interesting. I am a sufffer of Parkinsons Disease and an ex nurse.
webcache08p.cache.pol.co.uk	Clear, organised, with enough detail to understand whether one would need more depth regarding the topic
spider-tq041.proxy.aol.com	I got to your site by accident - preparing a lecture on TD. I am a neurologist in Priv Practice, but was at UTSouthwestern for 10 yrs, neurotransmitter chemistry was my interest (graduate training with Adrian Dunn). I feel you have really done a fantastic job with this, mu congratulations. Ron Tintner, MD
dialup.xtra.co.nz	This website is great as I have found it difficult in the past to get info on animal psychology though I knew it existed. I feel the animals should be larger specimens as they would be more interesting and could be compared more easily with humans.
e1c13p14.scotland.net	very informative
eniac.cable.net.co	explain the hormone produced by the glands . Talk about other kinds of glands like sexual glands foe example testerone and ovary glands. Reply from PK. Check out http://salmon.psy.plym.ac.uk/year1/sexbehav.htm
207.56.96.18	facelindsay@hotmail.com I am very impressed with the website I only hope that I can take this course on the internet. If this is possible please email me soon. Thankx Reply from PK. Sorry, this course is not available as a distance learning module.
students.haverford.edu	I am wary of the graphs about the females with AGS. Most of the categories recorded were highly subjective, and a researcher could easily see only what he or she wanted, expected, or chose to see.
t08-09.ra.uc.edu	I am a psychology student at the University of Cincinnati, and I am taking psychobiology which can be hard at times. Your website has given me simple hands on answers to some problems I have had in my class. Thank You
199.249.157.104	Wow!!! So much information at once and I can still think... it was very well presented and I enjoyed every part of it, each paragraph unfolded a world that before seemed quite obscure but has now sparked my curiosity to continue to learn more about it. Thank you for putting the time and effort :) Margarita HG '00 -Hollins University- Roanoke, VA
spider-ti021.proxy.aol.com	Excellent - Have been diagnosed with Hypertension by my Doctor and am doing a little private research.
dallas-06.tx.dial-access.att.net	Thanks for the information. I need to learn all i can.Everything did great.
198.30.76.253	Superb, your resource is concise and very readable. As a amateur on these topics,I found it easy to understand.
libpc-pub-170.st-and.ac.uk	Excellent in use of multi media. More web resources on the scientific method would have been useful.
spider-wa044.proxy.aol.com	very informative
209.119.31.66	comments: I thought that it was supposed to have information on the biological parts of aggression. Reply from PK. Here is some information that may help you http://salmon.psy.plym.ac.uk/year1/inttopic/aggression.html
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spider-wd062.proxy.aol.com	comments: GREAT WORK!!!!! I JUST LOVED IT!!!!!!!!!!
sync183-syd-isp-7.nas.one.net.au	comments: very interesting , well set out and the use of colour definietly aiding understanding
iv08190.dialupiv.ctcreuna.cl	comments: Your presentation is very stimulating and useful. For my own purposes, that relate to learning experiences less connected to studying and much more to learning-by-doing, experiencing and working under a "master", I find your categorisation rather narrow. Perhaps distinctions such as "deep" and "shallow" learning apply also to learning that is less related to studying. Iwould very much appreciate any hints. Sincerely
cr438446-a.slnt1.on.wave.home.com	comments: Very good! Enjoyed the diagrams, as well as the tie-in to dog disorders!
pc039.farmedu.rug.nl	comments: Great, useful site! keep on going
1cust210.tnt1.mobile.al.da.uu.net	comments: Wow! This was great. My daughter turned me on to this site. I was trying to find info for a psych paper I have to write to complete my degree. I wish I had the opportunity to attend your classes but I am not sure if I could cope with the stress level! I have so much more to learn. Thanks.
1cust188.tnt1.pullman.wa.da.uu.net	comments: i stumbled onto your websit in search of an answer. it is known that a neuron can release more than one type of neuron, but can the same stimulation release say both DA and EPI at the same time, or is the proccess either or. Reply from PK. I will check out if a neuron can release more than one type of neurotransmitter in response to a single input.
niton.accsoft.com.au	excellent, clear, atticulate, presentable. Reply from PK. Thanks for this comment on http://www.kenyon7.freeserve.co.uk/neuralmembrane.html This VRML project is my latest venture & I am curious to know how useful VRML models are to site visitors.
pc19f39e9.dip.t-online.de	comments: Sorry, but the German used in this tutorial is really terrible. Reply from PK. As you probably guessed, I am not able to speak or read German. The translation is made by machine. I will take down these pages until I get help with the translation. Any offers?
iguana-2.rmplc.co.uk	comments: this is wonderful - sufficient detail without droning on, excellent graphics; my only quibble would be lack of references - eg the Bourne and Janis stuff. any chance of sending me the references, please?
chaplin.ocs.mq.edu.au	amazing! fast accurate informative clear and concise
dcmoboces.com	Excellent. Thank you for the information. I have vitiligo that is, I believe, somehow related to stress factors. I am doing research to hopefully learn something that will help suppress the vitiligo.
utopia.poly.edu	comments: excellent
156.26.100.207	comments: This is an interesting source. I love the Spice Girls.
205.214.196.233	comments: it was great and informative what about human instict , does it exist? Reply from PK. Eibl-Eibesfeldt has identified and recorded on film, several human FAPs or human 'universals' e.g. smiling and the "eyebrow-flash". See http://salmon.psy.plym.ac.uk/year1/ethexpt.htm#FAP
edslink1.eds.com	comments: I think it is a good way to show people what they are dealing with, but my question is what is the possitive side of stress. Please this is an urgent message, can you give me an answer back. Thank you Reply from PK. I cannot think of any 'positive' effects associated with very stressful situations (i.e. high coping response rate and negative feedback)
magnolia.pe.net	comments: Wow - Good stuff!
142.142.97.184	comments: Dear Sir; My colleagues and I found your resource extremely informative and the time spent downloading, was time well spent. Keep up the good work. Sincerely, Edward Connor Reg. N., Hamilton Psychiatric Hospital, Hamilton, Ontario, Canada.
d212-151-170-133.swipnet.se	Good introduction to pharmacology of schizophrenia.
proxy4.gvcl1.bc.home.com	comments: Yes! This is an excellent site. The enthusiasm for teaching comes through lod and clear, without detracting in any way from the quality of the conttent, which is in my opinion right on the marl for undergrad. neuropsych and psych students. This is what the www is about in teaching - allowing access to excellent sites like this to increase the bredth and depth of educational exposure . Nice work.
webcache02b.cache.pol.co.uk	comments: i am looking for a diagram of a cell sructure and would like to know where i can find one. Reply from PK. Figure 2.4 on page 24 of Carlson's textbook "Physiology of Behavior", Allyn & Bacon, 6th edition 1998 may help you
203.197.149.62	The site is very informative and resourceful to the educators like me. The loading speed is normal. Organisation is also good. Whenever you update this site please inform me. With regards, Dr.V.S.S.Kannan.
spider-th053.proxy.aol.com	comments: This is a very helpful aide to students of human sexuality.
psy103.ef.boun.edu.tr	comments: WOW!! I'm sending this on to a friend. I'll download and read it more carefully later. The 3rd ed of my book Sex Differences in Cognitive Abilities wil be out in January or February. Erlbaum is the publisher (www.erlbaum.com) if you are interested. Great job! Diane F. Halpern (dhalpern@csusb.edu)
152.71.135.31	comments: Very Useful! Lucy Ford Brackenhurst College
orst.edu	The site is excellent. The Stress and Behavior activity is terrific.
webcachew06a.cache.pol.co.uk	comments: Very Good, less boring than just a text book. Only a bit less simple to learn from a screen.
141.163.13.87	comments: I think this method of learning is excellent. There is not enough time in lectures to cover all the relevent materials and this way you have time to fully understand what you are reading. The layout is excellent and it is very useful to have handouts on the lecture outline and of the diagrams because it means that making notes off the web page i much clearer. The clarity is also really good and the points to ponder make you think about what you have just read. It is also an enjoyable way to learn - what more can a girl ask for!!!.
mabel.csd.plymouth.ac.uk	comments: Very good. Though I think it would be better if you could print an overview of all the pages for evision purposes.
mabel.csd.plymouth.ac.uk	it is very hard to print off all the information... it would be better if it was already printed off for us. Reply from PK. Print outs available in The Psychology Information Room located in Room 226 in the Link Block.
libm1.lib.plymouth.ac.uk	cannot access IDEAL. " Server does not have DNS entry" ?? Reply from PK. Worked fine today 7th Oct.'99 at 13:45. The URL is http://www.janet.idealibrary.com/index.html
webcachew04a.cache.pol.co.uk	comments: Which Lecture Support Pages Do We Need To Look At, 2.DA Receptors And Schizophrenia Was Not Covered In Your Face-To-Face Lecture? Reply from PK. Make sure you look at the material for the course you are taking. This years second year course is under the heading 'PSY221 Physiological Psychology and Perception: Year 2 lecture support material '
webcacheh06a.cache.pol.co.uk	Hi Paul Thanks for all the info. However when I print out the pages there are often page breaks in the middle of a drawing or graph etc which obviously makes them difficult to study. Could this be resolved? Reply from PK. Money & time saving tip : Try to avoid printing these pages. Some pages are very large and contain animated images. Copies of this web site are available in the Information Room Collection. If you are lucky enough to own your own computer, you may find "Browsing Lecture Support Material on your home computer" useful . And secondly I tried to down load the Neuroendocrinology article and despite loading Adobe it would not present the document as I was a guest to Ideal and not an authorised user as I did not have the necessary name and password. Is this right or am I doing something wrong? Reply from PK. I think the problem is to do with IDEAL not allowing the computer you were using unrestricted access. Your computer's IP address was 195.92.67.39. the canonical name is webcacheh06a.cache.pol.co.uk. Normally Plymouth computers start with the numbers 141.163. etc. IDEAL uses the 141.163 part to authenticate users and this may have failed. It is possible that you were using a 141.163. machine, but that it was set up to use a cache at webcacheh06a.cache.pol.ac.uk and this caused the problem. I would expect IDEAL to allow unrestricted access from academic sites. I suspect that IDEAL has denied access to webcacheh06a.cache.pol.ac.uk because it is a commercial machine. Are you using FreeServe as your ISP? One solution might be to try using a machine in the psychology department. If there are still problems, get back to me & I will investigate the cache settings on our machines. Regards Gill Nelson
mabel.csd.plymouth.ac.uk	comments: Terrible. I haven't got the time to fight with electronic media: it's sometimes fast, sometimes slow, sometimes not working at all and includes pages by individuals and companies that all have there own idea of how connections should be displayed (or hidden)and accessed. Surely no-one can argue that this method of accessing lecture support material is better than obtaining hard copies from the information room!For one thing hard copies are easier to read and so on. Please continue to put any relevant material in the info room or give details re accessing them in the library. It's an important year and this is just an inconvenience - especially trying to access 'ideal' only to be dissapointed after god knows how many wasdted minutes. Sorry for the abrupt tone but i'm know in a bad mood! I'm not a ludite, I'm just trying to work efficiently. Reply from PK. Sorry to hear that you experienced problems accessing the IDEAL site. But often if you persevere with something difficult, you can gain valuable insights into how things work. Sometimes, things presented on a plate don't make much of a lasting impression.
webcachew08a.cache.pol.co.uk	Your webpages are very good indeed - very interesting. Could you please reccommend to me a book or paper which would help me understand the changes that occur in menstruation, in a scientific way? Reply from PK. This is covered in many books- rather than suggesting a specific book that you may not be able to obtain - I suggest you look at books on physiology or endocrinology, look up menstruation/reproduction in the index. If you don't find what you need e-mail me again.
	Dear Dr. Kenyon: I simply wanted to convey my gratitude for the effort you have invested in this training site. It has become invaluable to me and my students. I am collaborating with some folks in Kenya and am very excited about applying what I'm learning to data collection there (and here too). Of course, it seems like a candystore to me--the possibilities these web-based approaches seem to be opening up. Once again, mega thanks! Best Regards, Francis Abueg Francis R. Abueg, Ph.D. Clinical Psychologist
ppp-208-15-97-207.ltrkar.swbell.net	comments: The loading speed for the animated version of the neurotransmitter took forever and I still don't understand how it works. More examples of the neurotransmitter could help me more. Reply from PK. Yes, the neurotransmitter animation is a large file. Try http://salmon.psy.plym.ac.uk/year1/depresssion.HTM for more information about neurotransmitters.
pc129.trades1.uvsc.edu	I enjoyed browsing around the site. It is very impressive in many regards. It is very quick and quite user friendly. On a trivial matter, I believe there is a fault with question 20 on the first sample of multiple choice items. All of my sources indicated serotonin is a monoamine as well as norep., ep., and dopamine. I believe Ach is classified as a quartenary amine. Thanks, david yells. Reply from PK. You are quite right!. Thanks for pointing this out. I have modified the offending page.
cust88.209.5.199.tor.accessv.com	comments: very good thank you
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	comments: I'm VERY impressed. Thanks for all the work you did to get this quality material up online. My honey is an emergency department physician who says he wants more general psych info under his belt. I'm going to send him here for some great info! Loading speed: Extremely fast Organization: Very orderly Detail and clarity of info: Excellent I hope that you've won great awards with this site! I was initially searching for info on the Johari Window and Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs. Can you direct me to this info? Thanks very much. Jenn Reply from PK. Thanks for your comments. Try World Lecture Hall: Psychology.
asn6-124.mcmail.com	comments: i was very pleased by the speed and detail of information enclosed on this page i found it very helpful for my a level project many thanks A. Johal
vip-204-215.vip.uk.com	comments: I thought that the web page was extremely clear and very well laid out. I am sure it wil be of great benefit when it comes to revision time
p14-max8.dun.ihug.co.nz	comments: brilliant - its helping me pass anat 323 otago uni new zealand. hope you don't mind! Reply from PK. Glad I could help.
pool-209-128-144-59.eldo.ipa.net	comments: I like it! A little slow to load, but that may be the internet bogged down more than content
dialup2-56.alcom.co.uk	comments: How does the egg retrieval test work, as the bottom of the screen is black? Reply from PK. Sorry you experienced problems loading this page. The best way to reexamine the retrieval experiment is to reload the page. Then let me know if you still experience problems.
webcachew05a.cache.pol.co.uk	comments: Lecture on anxiety and drugs contains multiple spelling errors some could be misunderstood. Reply from PK. Sorry if you were confused by a few spelling mistakes on this page which have now been corrected.
dial47.b1.tnt4.wa.freei.net	comments: I felt that this page was very well put together. I have book marked this page thank you You are welcome to farword any information you wish to alcda1@netscape.net
inner.world.uevora.pt	comments: excellent !
host017017.ciudad.com.ar	comments:I would like to receive information about the etology. Reply from PK. Take a look at http://salmon.psy.plym.ac.uk/year1/animbeha.htm Animal Behaviour: PSY110 Lecture Support Material
eibsee.gaponline.de	comments: I think this is just wonderful. Would like to communicate with author. I am american living in Europe. I am looking for credentials in counseling field. The curriculum looks like the best I have seen anywhere. Kathy Herrick Reply from PK. The author's email address is pkenyon@salmon.psy.plym.ac.uk
webcache-21.p.ps.ifl.net	comments: thank you
ppp-085103.pmy.cstone.net	Thanks very much for preparing this course. It will help much. We will directing students to this site. John A. Rosecrans, Ph.D. Professor of Pharmacology and Toxicology and Rehabilitation Counseling
webcache09b.cache.pol.co.uk	comments: As I work in an acute admissions unit where we deal with a lot of schizophrenics. I found your pages imformative and very interesting. Keep up the good work!
202.188.89.139	comments: Can you explain to me how our biological predispositions interact with our culture and environment in influencing our behaviour? Reply from PK. It is impossible to give you a straightforward answer to your question. Here is the URL for a web site that has information on Human Ethology & Evolutionary Psychology http://evolution.humb.univie.ac.at/jump.html Hope this helps.
cuscon2563.tstt.net.tt	comments: I am glad you are here:) I thought I was crazy to be interested in these things all my life
userbi62.netscapeonline.co.uk	comments: I am completing an assessment on 'learning how to learn' with emphasis on searching for understanding/meaning and relating current research/experiences to previous learning so your resource is invaluable - many thanks.
ednet.south-thames.ac.uk	comments: what is the address of your university ? Reply from PK. Department of Psychology, University of Plymouth, Drake Circus, Plymouth, Devon, PL4 8AA, UK
203.197.43.174	comments: it has been extremely evocative and i wish you diplay more information on animal communication.thank you
webcache01b.cache.pol.co.uk	comments: I like this resource. The best thing is that I can use it from home. This means that my library time is less for this topic and can be allocated elsewhere. I also think using it in the lectures is a good idea. I find it familiarises the layout and the funtions so that when I come to look at the site I save time by doing exactely what I want to do without having to work out how to do it first. I personally think this is a very useful resource, easy to use and read and usually quick to load on. It appears not to be available sometimes, but I can just come back another time. I am not sure how people who do not have access to the internet at home get on with using it - they may find it difficult to get the info or expensive if they have to photocopy it all.
193.191.224.16	comments: French translation is a disaster... Reply from PK. Sorry about that. It is a machine translation. I had thought about removing it, but some people may find it useful for deciding whether or not to read the english version.
ta06-183.vvm.com	comments: Fabulous!! Would you mind if I included the URL for your site in my future lectures? I especially liked your novel treatment of the directional terms and animated Loewi's experiment. On the down side, the animated synapse was downloading at 2.4K/s and would have taken ages (or what seems like ages to get through). Reply from PK. Delighted you found this resource useful. Of course you can include the URL in your teaching materials. Sorry about the wait to see the animated synapse gif file. But it is very large.
host212-140-156-154.host.btclick.com	comments: It's got all the ibformation I need to write up my essay - no more searching the web for me! Thank you you've saved me losds of time!
ppp-216-101-190-54.dialup.snfc21.pacbell.net	comments: This is an excellent resource. Do you have information about the influences of prenatal factors on brain sexualization? Reply from PK. Try http://salmon.psy.plym.ac.uk/year1/sexdiff.htm
mabel.csd.plymouth.ac.uk	comments: hello, in the page above you say that there appear to be an increased amount of D2 receptors in the schizophrenic brain. This is very interesting and I would like to look at it some more - do you have a reference? (ps. page is v.cool) Reply from PK. Try Carlson. I will look up the original ref. & post it here.
rosebud.unn.ac.uk	comments: I think the content and links are excellent, but I did find all the colours and images very distracting on first looking at the Salmon First Page. After I spent some time looking at the pages, I have become more used to the style.
195.89.184.38	comments: Most of Year 2 content at http://salmon.psy.plym.ac.uk/year1/Bbb.htm#PSY221 seems to link to Year1 material. I have manually searched through http://salmon.psy.plym.ac.uk/year2 and think that I've found most of the Year 2 material, but for the average browser it wouldn't be clear. Reply from PK. Our courses are undergoing extensive reorganisation. Material may be moved between years of our 3 year degree programme. http://salmon.psy.plym.ac.uk/year1/bbb.htm is the Home Page for 1st, 2nd and 3rd year courses. Sorry for any confusion.
host213-1-18-214.host.btclick.com	comments: i found this learning resource interesting and infofmative it helped me with my biology a-level assignment as i am doing the basis of behaviour module
213.4.28.19	comments: I thought it was extremely useful. The layout is clear and concise, in fact would like more info. Loading speed was quick. Well done and thank you. Denise Varley, Lanzarote.
backgammon.freeuk.net	comments: This information was superb and realy informative. I am a student at college who has got to complete an essay on "what is stress". The information you have given has been very helpful in diagnosing this for me.
spider-wc021.proxy.aol.com	comments: It would help if it's in english all the way through! Reply from PK. All of the site is in english. Try the Home Page at http://salmon.psy.plym.ac.uk/year1/Bbb.htm
dialup0759-pri.voicenet.com	5comments: This is wonderful! Thank you so much for making this available to the public. Your diagrams are clear. Your copy is very very understandable. Ann Schreiber Technical Writer, Philadelphia
ganglion.jpl.nasa.gov	comments: This is so cool I am speachless (I can say no more)
webcachew02b.cache.pol.co.uk	comments: Brilliant website. However, i would be interested to know if you have ever worked with or cared for people with mental disorders. Too much emphasis is placed on biological research, when often professionals fail to recognise the syptoms of someone suffering from depression, anxiety etc. Reply from PK. You are quite right, the focus of this site is on basic biological research. It is not the place to seek guidance on recognising symptoms of psychiatric disorders. The site's Home Page carries this message:" Warning ! The information provided on this web site is to be used for educational purposes only. It should NOT be used as a substitute for seeking professional care for the diagnosis and treatment of any medical/psychiatric disorder. The diagnosis and treatment of depression and other psychiatric disorders requires trained medical professionals. "
host213-1-2-203.host.btclick.com	comments: Excellent,very useful

March 04, 2000	213.1.42.32	Excellent. I've stumbled on lecturs of yours before and was impressed then too. I've added a link to your page for my 3rd year students. Cheers, Kate Jeffery Dept. of Psychology University College London
March 06, 2000	144.173.6.80	This site is amazing. It loaded quickly and is organised clearly so can identify what you want.
March 06, 2000	141.163.90.139	Why are these lecture handouts to be found under the 3rd year section on the previous page, yet they are titled 2nd year? And which year are they for? Reply from PK. The syllabus has been changed recently. The contents of current modules are set out on http://salmon.psy.plym.ac.uk/year1/bbb.htm
March 06, 2000	141.163.90.139	How can we make the diagrams (and some of the text) fit on to our print outs? Reply from PK. Unfortunately some large diagrams will not print out onto paper. The web pages are best viewed on a computer.
March 06, 2000	141.163.90.139	I think it's absolutely disgusting that we are expected to fork out for compulsory handouts that would be given out in any other lecture!!!!!!!!! Reply from PK. This web-based learning-support resource is provided for free. Only one handout is distributed at the start of each module. It is available in the Information Room if you missed the lecture.
March 07, 2000	193.62.96.26	Very thorough over view of ethologists and the study of animal behaviour, a helpful intoduction to this topic
March 08, 2000	141.163.216.109	Great!
March 09, 2000	216.72.26.112	Very good. Wouldn´t you like to talk about INAH-2 and INAH-3 of Hofman, Swaab and Le Vay? What abot Xq28? Could it be possible that most of human homosexual are visual homosexual but not nasal ones. The first because of Xq28 determination (the most important in humans) and the second for Y androgenic (phereromonic too)concentration? If you want to talk abot it, please answer me
March 09, 2000	141.163.90.122	This was an interesting learning resource. I have not been that familiar with using the internet before so this proved to be a valuable experience for me. It loaded quickly and instructions and links were clear.
March 11, 2000	204.214.229.121	This is utterly mind-boggling, overwhelming, and enthralling. Herman P. Sandford, Ph.D. sandford@ezclick.net
March 14, 2000	194.177.186.187	VERY SIMPLE TO READ AND INTERESTING
March 14, 2000	128.164.237.53	This is an excellent resource. It was organized clearly and provided the right amount of detail.
March 15, 2000	141.163.71.143	I have been trying to access the connections on the supplementary material (articles in blue text) and having difficulty. I have tried many times on the university computers and each time the response is not found. Do you think that you could check this out to see if you have the same problem. Reply from PK. Sometimes information on other web sites cannot be found because the site is down, or has been moved. One solution is to use a Search Engine (e.g. www.altavista.com ) to look for alternative sources for the information you require
March 16, 2000	141.163.90.129	I'm sorry that you seem to have so profoundly misunderstood my gripe at having to print out lecture material. I was not referring, as you thought, to the syllabus that you handed out in the first lecture. I was in fact referring to the lecture support material (suprise, suprise) for ALL your 337 lectures (the syllabus is pointless without them - I'm sure you'll agree). I have registered your comments concerning the technicians' refusal to allow free printing of this vital material, but I cannot help but feel that you should have considered this before the module began. Furthermore, I realise that there are copies of the lecture support material in the information room and if I were 'computerphobic' as you hinted in the lecture my complaint would still stand as it is equally expensive to photocopy the material. I hope you don't feel that my point is irrelevant now that you have delivered the last 337 lecture this year, and that you will bear it in mind for next years' third years. It is not only our money you have wasted, but also our time. Reply from PK. Most web-based lecture-support material is best viewed on a computer. The university has invested a considerable amount of money to provide computers to support teaching and learning. Using the web to deliver learning resources enables me to deliver more information to students than is possible using conventional paper-based handouts. In addition, colour and animation can be used to facilitate explanation on web pages. Paper copies of web pages will be placed in the Information Room to cater for those students who - for whatever reason - prefer hardcopy.
March 16, 2000	212.140.124.176	very well thought out and clearly presented. Extremely useful.
March 19, 2000	128.227.146.98	Are those the Spice Girls?? Do they belong here? What is this learning aimed towards--Boys??
March 20, 2000	140.97.48.55	Excellent speed and clarity
March 21, 2000	141.163.90.37	Great philosophy apart from missing out the bit about the danger of people putting their head on one side and the information slipping out there ear
March 23, 2000	141.163.90.88	too much waffle to understand clearly. A lot of work to print off and not all info prints off. Takes ages to load up on Netscape and ages to down load from it.
March 24, 2000	pool0331.cvx11-bradley.dialup.earthlink.net	Very interesting - just what I was looking for.
March 24, 2000	164.58.66.3	I really enjoyed it...and it made this very understandable. Well done, Gaea Atkinson
March 27, 2000	wwwcache4.uce.ac.uk	Very enlightening.It certainly is more common than people think and there needs to be more awareness associated with the subject!In my experience, families all too easily believe you just need to get your act together.Vikki.
March 27, 2000	ras3-p145.tlv.netvision.net.il	great!
March 29, 2000	216.72.26.94	Very recent zoological neuro biological findings might be applied to human sexual inclination.
March 29, 2000	hcs-mb13-3.hcs.shu.ac.uk	informative.
March 29, 2000	hcs-mb13-3.hcs.shu.ac.uk	boring
March 31, 2000	diaphanous.hud.ac.uk	I CAME ACROSS YOUR WEB SITE WHILE LOOKING FOR FEEDING BEHAVIOUR PATTERNS IN FERAL PIGEONS THAT I NEED FOR AN OBSERVATION WHILE AT HUDDERSFIELD UNI. I WILL BE SEARCHING YOUR PAGE AGAIN NEXT TIME I NEED INFO ON EVOLUTION AND GENETICS. IT'S BEEN REALLY USEFUL TO FIND AND LOADED REALLY EASILY.
March 31, 2000	webcachew02b.cache.pol.co.uk	excellent there should be more detailed studies on human behaviour.
April 01, 2000	nat194.177.mpoweredpc.net	Excellent images
April 01, 2000	136.145.83.241	Excellent!!!!
April 01, 2000	spider-tn022.proxy.aol.com	I think this is very cool. Loading speed is fine and organization is good. Detail and clarity of information is very informative. Please keep it free to access for the public. I really like the pictures and animations. You are a true webmaster. I will be back.
April 02, 2000	98a8714b.ipt.aol.com	The animation is a good use of this medium to drive home concepts. Ignorant of the concepts, I studied the material carefully to gain an understanding. I found the material clear and its presentation effective. Loading speed is a problem over a clogged internet and a 56K connection -- so much of a problem that working on-line is not effective. The material needs to be downloaded first in a passive manner then used interactively. Reply from PK. I am currently investigating 'video-streaming' to overcome this problem
April 03, 2000	m512-mp1-cvx1b.man.ntl.com	loading speed,detail etc excellent
April 03, 2000	elm51.oac.qub.ac.uk	Your tutorials are excellent. Now in my final year, I have used been dipping in to your pages for the past three years. Thank you very much Reply from PK. Greetings to all at QUB. It seems a very long time since I studied psychology there ...
April 04, 2000	cust127.tnt1.dial.vic1.uunet.ca	the background picture makes it hard to read
April 09, 2000	inh1ts15-qfe0.ims.bt.net	I am a final year student from the university of ulster. Last semester I took a module in psychopharmacology, it was very interesting and covered most of the material on these web pages. I have found these pages very useful-I wish I had known about them before now as they would have helped me a great deal with my last module. I am having problems with the links on these pages. I really need to access the information on the new antipsychotic drugs (link named - "New developments in antipsychotic drug treatment") for a project that I am doing at present, but the computer cannot find the pages linked. I know nothing about computers so I don't know what is wrong. However, I must thank you for these pages as they have been of great use to me.LYNN STRAND UNIVERSITY OF ULSTER Reply from PK. Sometimes information on other web sites cannot be found because the site is down, or has been moved. One solution is to use a Search Engine (e.g. www.altavista.com ) to look for alternative sources for the information you require
April 15, 2000	205.188.198.37	I found your site while searching for information on "female" libido. It would appear that most of the research is still favoring male. I would truly like to know why just about "all" research favors studying and treating male sexual dysfunction. Surely there is more to a mans sexual drive than lack of erection. The fact that you mention lordosis first says it all.....
April 18, 2000	1cust253.tnt1.baton-rouge.la.da.uu.net	it is very concise and worth the time to study and lacks pondering because of it's clarity
April 22, 2000	208.130.59.254	The page is way too long -- each lecture should be on a separate page.
April 27, 2000	5.human.bio.msu.ru	I am very interested in maternal behaviour and mother-pups interaction. Your site is great, but I haven't an opportunity to print this pleasant pictures about medial preoptic area and ventral tegmental area and their involvement in parental behaviour. It would be very important for my work to receive this data. If You have a possibility to tell me the journal, where this pictures had appeared, I would be very glad. And I would greatly appreciate receiving a reprints of Your pictures by e-mail.Thank You for Your understanding. Sincerely Yours, Ivleva Julia, Human and Animal Physyology Department, Faculty of Biology, Moscow State University, Russia. Reply from PK. You can save images onto your disk by putting the mouse cursor over a picture and clicking the right mouse button. Select the 'Save picture as ...' option. The images are based on a model outlined in Carlson, Physiology of Behaviour, 6th edition, Allyn & Bacon, 1998
April 29, 2000	webcachew01b.cache.pol.co.uk	Excellent resource, very detailed in the right things, nice links with real data and references. Really useful.


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