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What they did was they hooked up Harvard undergraduates to an electric shock machine.
And the even worse news is that right now, almost everything we know about the human mind and human brain is based on studies of usually American English-speaking undergraduates at universities.
And that allowed me to expand my group to 20 people, a mix of graduate students, post-docs and even some undergraduates.
So if you give undergraduates five dollars, it looks like coffee to them, and they run over to Starbucks and spend it as fast as they can.
Here, what was really striking is that these undergraduates that actually report engaging in a lot of high multimedia-tasking are convinced they aced the test.
Those four petals were built by four undergraduates doing a summer internship at JPL.
The psychologist Shelley Carson has been testing Harvard undergraduates for the quality of their attentional filters.
And during my tenure as a resident tutor in graduate school, I supported many undergraduates with their mental health challenges.
Well, my undergraduates and the people I work with haven't discovered this, so we actually have people do something altruistic and do something fun, and contrast it.
I'm now teaching a course at UCLA, to UCLA undergraduates, on these collapses of societies.
They're MIT undergraduates.
We took 1,300 randomly selected undergraduates, we had them nominate their friends, and we followed both the random students and their friends daily in time to see whether or not they had the flu epidemic.
Although the self-absorbed undergraduates with their pseudo-intellectual babble will sniff about how "the masses" won't be able to "connect" or "appreciate" this movie, the reasonably intelligent movie-renter will recognize this film for what it is: a piece of crap.
The classroom scenes are unintentional parodies of philosophy; the idea of a philosophy professor walking around campus arm-in-arm with one her undergraduates is absurd.
In the US, where most undergraduates bear at least part of the cost of their university education, political pressure is mounting to provide incentives like tuition discounts or loan forgiveness to students of science, technology, engineering, or mathematics (the so-called STEM fields).
At Nanyang Technological University, females comprised only 27% of the undergraduate computer-science program in 2015-2016, despite accounting for half of all undergraduates at the university.
At state universities in Africa, libraries have nothing to offer blind undergraduates, or any other blind people.
Several years ago, the president of one of the prestigious Indian Institutes of Technology effectively banned undergraduates from accepting academic or business internships overseas.
There are also roughly 100 Institutes of Islamic Studies, for undergraduates who want to focus on Islamic studies only.
Consider the impact of Yuan’s textbook campaign on China’s 28 million college undergraduates, who would be left with substandard course materials.
This means that today’s undergraduates – and recent graduates – have studied economics during a period of uninterrupted reliance on near-zero interest-rate policies (ZIRP) and large-scale asset purchases, known as quantitative easing (QE).
Chancellor Schroeder’s big idea for solving Germany’s economic problems is, of course, education: including yet more undergraduates in a system struggling to cope with those it has.
To fully realize this ideal, participation in Wikipedia might be made compulsory for advanced undergraduates and Master’s degree candidates worldwide.
The bans are especially ironic, given that, according to UNESCO, Iran has the highest rate of female to male undergraduates in the world.
We have also found that about 2% of undergraduates we studied are pure non-cooperators.
Undergraduates’ discontent matters, because economics has long been the West’s political lodestar.
Given these accolades, I was curious about what the undergraduates in my course on leadership theory and practice think of Trump’s effectiveness, so I organized a student debate.
Likewise, at CMU-Africa, scholars are invited to participate in the university’s Meeting of the Minds Symposium, an annual global gathering for undergraduates to showcase their work to a wider audience of faculty, students, government officials, and industry representatives.
Our undergraduates gain part-time work at a time when internships and entry-level jobs are scarce, and our full-time employees can outsource one task among their many responsibilities.
This is not an easy challenge, given the importance of interactions among professors, graduate students, and undergraduates, both inside and outside of class.