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sci.psychology.research is a moderated newsgroup which passed its vote for
creation by 222:11 as reported in news.announce.newgroups on 1 Apr 1994.

Group submission address:   psy-research@psy.psych.nova.edu
Moderator contact address:  psy-research-request@psy.psych.nova.edu

For your newsgroups file:
sci.psychology.research		Research issues in psychology. (Moderated)

The charter, culled from the call for votes:

  This newsgroup will be for the professional discussion of those topics
  directly related to the issues of research, academia, theory, and the
  science of psychology.  Psychology is broadly defined as the study of
  individual behavior.  Research discussed may be related to *any* of
  the wide-ranging psychological fields, including - but not limited to
  - human behavior, human neuropsychology, industrial/organizational
  psychology, or animal studies. The important emphasis of this
  newsgroup is on *research* that currently exists or is in process in
  the various facets of psychology.

  Issues related to research supporting applied psychological
  techniques, discussion of research into current theoretical work,
  statistical models & problems, reviews of current journal articles,
  in-process studies, research methodology & design, and grant-searches
  & grant-writing, are examples of appropriate topics for the proposed
  group.

  Issues related to individuals seeking help or information on a
  specific psychological or physical problem or disorder, advertisements
  for any products, discussions on: specific psychological techniques,
  psychopharamalogical interventions, whether psychology is a "science"
  or not, and on any research or theoretical areas outside the purview
  of psychology would remain on other newsgroups and are examples of
  topics that would not be appropriate for the proposed group.

  This will be a loosely moderated group, moderation mainly being used
  to screen out irrelevant, non-psychology articles, personal attacks
  and arguments, political debate, and other topics as warranted.

  MODERATION GUIDELINES

  This group will be group-moderated by:

          grohol@alpha.acast.nova.edu (John Grohol)
          gboggs@atqm.advtech.uswest.com (George Boggs)
          al@debra.dgbt.doc.ca (Al Black)

  Submissions should be sent to psy-research@psy.psych.nova.edu.

  The purpose of moderation on sci.psychology.research is create a
  collegial forum for the discussion about psychological research,
  theory, applications, and related issues.  For purposes of moderation,
  psychology is used in a broad sense.  It includes the discussion of
  topics that overlap with other academic disciplines along with
  nontraditional areas and approaches to psychological research.
  Similarly, "related issues" and "applications" are defined broadly.

  Moderation of sci.psychology.research is not the Usenet equivalent of
  editing a journal; it is meant to work as a filter.  The moderation is
  conducted in a spirit of inclusiveness and collegiality.  Authors are
  encouraged to keep the content of their articles directed toward
  theory, research, and applications.  Authors are also encouraged to
  cite relevant references in the literature or provide some
  documentation for claims when possible.  When disagreeing with another
  poster, authors are encouraged to concentrate on the others' ideas.
  Of course, articles should be checked for spelling and formatted with
  a line length of less than 80 columns.

  A moderation mail alias will be set up upon the passage of the
  proposed newsgroup. This alias (psy-research@psy.psych.nova.edu) will
  allow individuals to submit an article for posting and it will be
  automatically redirected to one of the moderators.  Articles posted to
  the newsgroup would also be automatically redirected to this mailing
  alias, as is done on all moderated newsgroups.  If accepted, the
  article will be posted to sci.psychology.research in a couple of days.
  If the article is not accepted, the moderator will notify you of the
  rejection and give a brief explanation of why it was not accepted.
  Articles can be resubmitted for further consideration.  If an author
  would like a resubmission to be considered by the entire set of
  moderators, it should be noted in the mail to moderator.  If the
  majority of the moderators approve of the article it will be posted in
  a couple of days.  If an article is not approved for posting in
  sci.psychology.research, and the author decides to post it elsewhere,
  they are encouraged to included the statement "This post was rejected
  by the moderators of sci.psychology.research." The moderators will
  post statistics of approval rates to sci.psychology.research on a
  regular basis.

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sci.psychology.research is a moderated newsgroup which passed its vote for
creation by 222:11 as reported in news.announce.newgroups on 1 Apr 1994.

Group submission address:   psy-research@psy.psych.nova.edu
Moderator contact address:  psy-research-request@psy.psych.nova.edu

For your newsgroups file:
sci.psychology.research		Research issues in psychology. (Moderated)

The charter, culled from the call for votes:

  This newsgroup will be for the professional discussion of those topics
  directly related to the issues of research, academia, theory, and the
  science of psychology.  Psychology is broadly defined as the study of
  individual behavior.  Research discussed may be related to *any* of
  the wide-ranging psychological fields, including - but not limited to
  - human behavior, human neuropsychology, industrial/organizational
  psychology, or animal studies. The important emphasis of this
  newsgroup is on *research* that currently exists or is in process in
  the various facets of psychology.

  Issues related to research supporting applied psychological
  techniques, discussion of research into current theoretical work,
  statistical models & problems, reviews of current journal articles,
  in-process studies, research methodology & design, and grant-searches
  & grant-writing, are examples of appropriate topics for the proposed
  group.

  Issues related to individuals seeking help or information on a
  specific psychological or physical problem or disorder, advertisements
  for any products, discussions on: specific psychological techniques,
  psychopharamalogical interventions, whether psychology is a "science"
  or not, and on any research or theoretical areas outside the purview
  of psychology would remain on other newsgroups and are examples of
  topics that would not be appropriate for the proposed group.

  This will be a loosely moderated group, moderation mainly being used
  to screen out irrelevant, non-psychology articles, personal attacks
  and arguments, political debate, and other topics as warranted.

  MODERATION GUIDELINES

  This group will be group-moderated by:

          grohol@alpha.acast.nova.edu (John Grohol)
          gboggs@atqm.advtech.uswest.com (George Boggs)
          al@debra.dgbt.doc.ca (Al Black)

  Submissions should be sent to psy-research@psy.psych.nova.edu.

  The purpose of moderation on sci.psychology.research is create a
  collegial forum for the discussion about psychological research,
  theory, applications, and related issues.  For purposes of moderation,
  psychology is used in a broad sense.  It includes the discussion of
  topics that overlap with other academic disciplines along with
  nontraditional areas and approaches to psychological research.
  Similarly, "related issues" and "applications" are defined broadly.

  Moderation of sci.psychology.research is not the Usenet equivalent of
  editing a journal; it is meant to work as a filter.  The moderation is
  conducted in a spirit of inclusiveness and collegiality.  Authors are
  encouraged to keep the content of their articles directed toward
  theory, research, and applications.  Authors are also encouraged to
  cite relevant references in the literature or provide some
  documentation for claims when possible.  When disagreeing with another
  poster, authors are encouraged to concentrate on the others' ideas.
  Of course, articles should be checked for spelling and formatted with
  a line length of less than 80 columns.

  A moderation mail alias will be set up upon the passage of the
  proposed newsgroup. This alias (psy-research@psy.psych.nova.edu) will
  allow individuals to submit an article for posting and it will be
  automatically redirected to one of the moderators.  Articles posted to
  the newsgroup would also be automatically redirected to this mailing
  alias, as is done on all moderated newsgroups.  If accepted, the
  article will be posted to sci.psychology.research in a couple of days.
  If the article is not accepted, the moderator will notify you of the
  rejection and give a brief explanation of why it was not accepted.
  Articles can be resubmitted for further consideration.  If an author
  would like a resubmission to be considered by the entire set of
  moderators, it should be noted in the mail to moderator.  If the
  majority of the moderators approve of the article it will be posted in
  a couple of days.  If an article is not approved for posting in
  sci.psychology.research, and the author decides to post it elsewhere,
  they are encouraged to included the statement "This post was rejected
  by the moderators of sci.psychology.research." The moderators will
  post statistics of approval rates to sci.psychology.research on a
  regular basis.

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sci.psychology.research is a moderated newsgroup which passed its vote for
creation by 222:11 as reported in news.announce.newgroups on 1 Apr 1994.

Group submission address:   psy-research@psy.psych.nova.edu
Moderator contact address:  psy-research-request@psy.psych.nova.edu

For your newsgroups file:
sci.psychology.research		Research issues in psychology. (Moderated)

The charter, culled from the call for votes:

  This newsgroup will be for the professional discussion of those topics
  directly related to the issues of research, academia, theory, and the
  science of psychology.  Psychology is broadly defined as the study of
  individual behavior.  Research discussed may be related to *any* of
  the wide-ranging psychological fields, including - but not limited to
  - human behavior, human neuropsychology, industrial/organizational
  psychology, or animal studies. The important emphasis of this
  newsgroup is on *research* that currently exists or is in process in
  the various facets of psychology.

  Issues related to research supporting applied psychological
  techniques, discussion of research into current theoretical work,
  statistical models & problems, reviews of current journal articles,
  in-process studies, research methodology & design, and grant-searches
  & grant-writing, are examples of appropriate topics for the proposed
  group.

  Issues related to individuals seeking help or information on a
  specific psychological or physical problem or disorder, advertisements
  for any products, discussions on: specific psychological techniques,
  psychopharamalogical interventions, whether psychology is a "science"
  or not, and on any research or theoretical areas outside the purview
  of psychology would remain on other newsgroups and are examples of
  topics that would not be appropriate for the proposed group.

  This will be a loosely moderated group, moderation mainly being used
  to screen out irrelevant, non-psychology articles, personal attacks
  and arguments, political debate, and other topics as warranted.

  MODERATION GUIDELINES

  This group will be group-moderated by:

          grohol@alpha.acast.nova.edu (John Grohol)
          gboggs@atqm.advtech.uswest.com (George Boggs)
          al@debra.dgbt.doc.ca (Al Black)

  Submissions should be sent to psy-research@psy.psych.nova.edu.

  The purpose of moderation on sci.psychology.research is create a
  collegial forum for the discussion about psychological research,
  theory, applications, and related issues.  For purposes of moderation,
  psychology is used in a broad sense.  It includes the discussion of
  topics that overlap with other academic disciplines along with
  nontraditional areas and approaches to psychological research.
  Similarly, "related issues" and "applications" are defined broadly.

  Moderation of sci.psychology.research is not the Usenet equivalent of
  editing a journal; it is meant to work as a filter.  The moderation is
  conducted in a spirit of inclusiveness and collegiality.  Authors are
  encouraged to keep the content of their articles directed toward
  theory, research, and applications.  Authors are also encouraged to
  cite relevant references in the literature or provide some
  documentation for claims when possible.  When disagreeing with another
  poster, authors are encouraged to concentrate on the others' ideas.
  Of course, articles should be checked for spelling and formatted with
  a line length of less than 80 columns.

  A moderation mail alias will be set up upon the passage of the
  proposed newsgroup. This alias (psy-research@psy.psych.nova.edu) will
  allow individuals to submit an article for posting and it will be
  automatically redirected to one of the moderators.  Articles posted to
  the newsgroup would also be automatically redirected to this mailing
  alias, as is done on all moderated newsgroups.  If accepted, the
  article will be posted to sci.psychology.research in a couple of days.
  If the article is not accepted, the moderator will notify you of the
  rejection and give a brief explanation of why it was not accepted.
  Articles can be resubmitted for further consideration.  If an author
  would like a resubmission to be considered by the entire set of
  moderators, it should be noted in the mail to moderator.  If the
  majority of the moderators approve of the article it will be posted in
  a couple of days.  If an article is not approved for posting in
  sci.psychology.research, and the author decides to post it elsewhere,
  they are encouraged to included the statement "This post was rejected
  by the moderators of sci.psychology.research." The moderators will
  post statistics of approval rates to sci.psychology.research on a
  regular basis.

