university challenge

15 Mar 2007

ok peeps, I've seen a few threads now (namely darkfire's thank you) saying that they are really busy with Uni assignments (like me) or revising for exams.
So folks how brainy are you? I can only ask questions in my area of knowledge but feel free to ask in other areas as long as you know the answers lol

my first question then is: who once thought that women had penis envy confused

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15 Mar 2007

Was it Freud?

15 Mar 2007

Quote by Cherrytree
Was it Freud?

snap cherry....... lol

15 Mar 2007

Quote by Cherrytree
Was it Freud?

well done Cherrytree kiss

Do you have a question?

15 Mar 2007

Errr... I know a lot about tax codes - don't suppose that's any use lol

15 Mar 2007

Quote by Cherrytree
Errr... I know a lot about tax codes - don't suppose that's any use

why not ask?
all I know about tax codes is that they are too flamin high :giggle:

15 Mar 2007

you mean, they are too low - the higher they are the better off we are lol

heres a better question tho - what is the hygienic anagram of "ambulance" ?

15 Mar 2007

Quote by Cherrytree
you mean, they are too low - the higher they are the better off we are
heres a better question tho - what is the hygienic anagram of "ambulance" ?

Is it "A Clean Bum"? :lol:

15 Mar 2007

Quote by Cherrytree
you mean, they are too low - the higher they are the better off we are
heres a better question tho - what is the hygienic anagram of "ambulance" ?

:doh:

15 Mar 2007

Quote by adamreidless
you mean, they are too low - the higher they are the better off we are
heres a better question tho - what is the hygienic anagram of "ambulance" ?

Is it "A Clean Bum"? :lol:
Well done Adam - your turn :lol:

15 Mar 2007

my daughter made me feel bad today.
she said 'mum how much do you get paid for doing all your work day & night?'
'why' I said
'because I want to pay you for an hour of your time' redface

ops: :oops: :oops: :oops: :oops:
I have spent all night playing games with her-I feel soo bad :oops:
What do you do though when you work full time & then have to start on your uni work on an evening dunno

15 Mar 2007

Quote by Cherrytree
Was it Freud?

It was, and it's reputed he had strange feelings for his own mother! :shock:

15 Mar 2007

What English word has 5 consecutive vowels?

15 Mar 2007

I've a one for you all.... talking of famous theorists..
- Which theorist famously conducted a study whereby the subjects were led to believe that they were giving real electric shocks to another in an experiment on learning rahter than obedience? -

15 Mar 2007

Quote by adamreidless
What English word has 5 consecutive vowels?

that would be either amenergisedindeedorunusual or queueing lol

15 Mar 2007

Quote by adamreidless
What English word has 5 consecutive vowels?

Queueing

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15 Mar 2007

and the question is (something I've been trying to find out) redface

What were the historical mean average lunar temperatures every year over the last century.
bolt

15 Mar 2007

Quote by st3v3
and the question is (something I've been trying to find out)
What were the historical mean average lunar temperatures every year over the last century.

now this is getting too technical :silly:

15 Mar 2007

Quote by st3v3
and the question is (something I've been trying to find out)
What were the historical mean average lunar temperatures every year over the last century.

You were first with "queuing" so I'll answer your question.
As the Moon has no atmosphere I assume that the temperature is equal to the average temperature of the universe, most of which is a vacuum, or as has been described by someone cleverer than me as being "mainly nothing filled with everything" and, simultaneously, "everything filled with nothing" so obviously the temperature is just above Absolute Zero, or about -273 Degrees C

15 Mar 2007

Quote by jaymar
I've a one for you all.... talking of famous theorists..
- Which theorist famously conducted a study whereby the subjects were led to believe that they were giving real electric shocks to another in an experiment on learning rahter than obedience? -

would that be milgram study of obedience which was an initial study on memory if i recall lol

teacher and learner situation...

15 Mar 2007

Quote by wannahavefun
I've a one for you all.... talking of famous theorists..
- Which theorist famously conducted a study whereby the subjects were led to believe that they were giving real electric shocks to another in an experiment on learning rahter than obedience? -

would that be milgram study of obedience which was an initial study on memory if i recall lol

teacher and learner situation...
It is indeed brainy box! :lol: It was Milgram and it was all about how far you would go for research purposes or in other words what you would do to obey people. Very interesting study but very wrong I thought.

15 Mar 2007

Quote by jaymar
I've a one for you all.... talking of famous theorists..
- Which theorist famously conducted a study whereby the subjects were led to believe that they were giving real electric shocks to another in an experiment on learning rahter than obedience? -

the only one that springs to my mind is when the Simpsons did that to each other :giggle:

15 Mar 2007

Quote by Ukwineman
I've a one for you all.... talking of famous theorists..
- Which theorist famously conducted a study whereby the subjects were led to believe that they were giving real electric shocks to another in an experiment on learning rahter than obedience? -

the only one that springs to my mind is when the Simpsons did that to each other :giggle:
the simpsons! the simpsons! evil

15 Mar 2007

which theorist looked at the first born, the second child, the middle child & the youngest child?

15 Mar 2007

Quote by jaymar
I've a one for you all.... talking of famous theorists..
- Which theorist famously conducted a study whereby the subjects were led to believe that they were giving real electric shocks to another in an experiment on learning rahter than obedience? -

would that be milgram study of obedience which was an initial study on memory if i recall lol

teacher and learner situation...
It is indeed brainy box! :lol: It was Milgram and it was all about how far you would go for research purposes or in other words what you would do to obey people. Very interesting study but very wrong I thought.
They did this one a few years ago again...for a tv programme, cant remember what it was called now (only caught it once). Very interesting study though..

15 Mar 2007

Quote by anais
I've a one for you all.... talking of famous theorists..
- Which theorist famously conducted a study whereby the subjects were led to believe that they were giving real electric shocks to another in an experiment on learning rahter than obedience? -

would that be milgram study of obedience which was an initial study on memory if i recall lol

teacher and learner situation...
It is indeed brainy box! :lol: It was Milgram and it was all about how far you would go for research purposes or in other words what you would do to obey people. Very interesting study but very wrong I thought.
They did this one a few years ago again...for a tv programme, cant remember what it was called now (only caught it once). Very interesting study though..
whose study included mirrors and painted red spots on chimps to see if they had self-recognition

15 Mar 2007

Quote by hisandhers
which theorist looked at the first born, the second child, the middle child & the youngest child?

Piaget?

15 Mar 2007

Quote by jaymar
which theorist looked at the first born, the second child, the middle child & the youngest child?

Piaget?
Try again hun
off for some beauty sleep now but will 'I'll be back' tomoz tea time lol

15 Mar 2007

Quote by wannahavefun
I've a one for you all.... talking of famous theorists..
- Which theorist famously conducted a study whereby the subjects were led to believe that they were giving real electric shocks to another in an experiment on learning rahter than obedience? -

would that be milgram study of obedience which was an initial study on memory if i recall lol

teacher and learner situation...
It is indeed brainy box! :lol: It was Milgram and it was all about how far you would go for research purposes or in other words what you would do to obey people. Very interesting study but very wrong I thought.
They did this one a few years ago again...for a tv programme, cant remember what it was called now (only caught it once). Very interesting study though..
whose study included mirrors and painted red spots on chimps to see if they had self-recognition
no don't know this one... sad

15 Mar 2007

Quote by hisandhers
which theorist looked at the first born, the second child, the middle child & the youngest child?

Piaget?
Try again hun
Does it begin with V? it's buggin me! I've even got my theory book out! lol