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Resources on Nonlinear Science in Psychology

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Uh-huh Your fault is you

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Your fault is you don't post enough.Every day I scroll down my Pageflake for Further (geographical space) and I look to see if you have posted. Sigh. Imagine my excitement this evening!

What you write is quite fine. Few of us studied non-linear models at uni and we depend upon you to explain unfamiliar ideas.

I love your blog!

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Hi,

You're right. I've been aware of my sparce and sporadic posting for a while. That said, I'm glad you want more. I'll keep working on it. In the meanwhile, the new blog through sctpls should fill in some of the empty space.

-Dave

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Dr. David Pincus is a licensed clinical psychologist and assistant professor of psychology at Chapman University in Orange, CA.

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