The amounts are more than I expected but it doesn’t breakdown by if the student is local, national, or international which matters. Figures however are not very high in terms of overall debt burden compared to the US and they are lower than the national figures
I think every group in close proximity hates each other to some extent, so not entirely surprising there
She’s mixed race
She is the first female, first African American, and first Asian American U.S. vice president, and the highest-ranking female and Asian American official in U.S. history
Right from her wiki https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kamala_Harris
That tracks, its a bit less here being ~5k for most programs
It actually can be for many due to bursaries and very very easy to pay off loans. Few locals graduate with debt.
How much do they charge in your province? Tuition is very affordable here in Quebec
Deflection to be used to say this is more antisemitism to his base
Well it kind of does. Less than 1k people is a lot easier to grasp than thousands for people.
Those things originally were to help prevent discrimination through thr actions of thr EEOC. Under this administration though nothing is sacred.
Well, I am not fully in agreement there as I myself came here due to those restrictions but that is mostly because I primarily interact with reddit through boost and having it just suddenly get cut off was pretty shity. Not wanting to move platforms doesn’t really come with the same assessment of the person as you are saying. This is on top of API restrictions being something annoying to me as a scientists so I’m happy to not bother much with reddit anymore.
I think the issue is far more related to the other channels which pull in members. Lemmy users are probably more likely to be those who are either hobby enthusists in self hosting, people who are strong pro piracy supporters, people from political extremists groups (in particular leftists groups due to the history of the platform), or those from marginal communities. You also have the big group of people who were barred from other platforms, like the API restriction or the far worse group of people banned from reddit which people will post about proudly regardless of if that ban was reasonable or not.
I like Lemmy a lot, but it’s like any indi space, both filled with great unique things and things that make me want to travel the Australian outback without gas or water.
For real, I think it’s due to the nature of this being an Indi alternative platform. It is filled with extremists and people who get kicked out of other places.
In the field of organizational psychology (which research like this is typically done by), the phrase “it depends” is used so often among scientists that it’s a running gag at this point
When you have to conduct a literature review just to find the results of one study there is something deeply wrong
Maybe it should be a rule for this instance that any post about a study must have the proper citation
Yeah I’m a researcher in the field that studies stuff like this and it’s infuriating that there is no citation for this. I can probably find it but it’s just horrible “journalism” to have no citation to the subject of your article.
Fairly certain it’s not lead poisoning
As a psychologist myself, it’s a running joke in my domain that the answer to every question is “it depends”
Also I didn’t take your statement as definitive, I just used it as a jumping off point to discuss other potential variables
You can read the study to find out. You have to operationalize constructs like that in your paper. you’re not wrong to be hesitant as creativity is a very complicated construct, but it’s also a heavily studied one with many faucets and measurement tools.
True, though it’s also possible that the more “chaotic” nature of thoughts and neural connections in ADHD individuals inherently puts us at an advantage in creative tasks which expect people to make new connections between ideas. Like most things in psychology, the answer is likely a combination.
Are you here in Québec?