User talk:Garrydfuller

Paradoxical laughter - if you can find good research, this would be interesting, but I'm skeptical that there's research.

knowledge of human nature - this one is too broad

psychagogy - this one could be good, especially if you add more info to how it relates to modern psych

unipolar emotions - this one could be good. One thing you could try is to relate it to how memory works or emotional biases.

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feedback on progress

Garrison, the bibliography you added to Psychagogy talk page looks good at first glance, but you still need to include on the talk page an outline of what you want to revise.ScottPKingPhD (talk) 18:00, 19 February 2015 (UTC)[reply]

References

Hi Garrydfuller. Thanks for your addition to the psychagogy article. However, your reference was simply a bare url. For a variety of reasons, bare urls are less than optimal ways of referencing a source. (See this explanation.) When adding references, I strongly encourage you to use a citation template.

If you look at the top of the edit window (the place you type text after you hit 'edit') you should see the word 'Cite' on the toolbar. Click on that, selected appropriate template from the drop-down menu, and fill it in as best you can. Doing that creates a better formatted reference, and one that it easier to maintain in the long run. Ian (Wiki Ed) (talk) 17:22, 27 February 2015 (UTC)[reply]