The Sproutarian Man Wrote:

> It would be interesting to know about Dr David
> Jubb. He claims to have been Ann Wigmore's ghost
> writer, and said he was highly influencial in
> changing Ann Wigmore's teachings away from beans
> and grains. No-one seems to know his age either.
>
> It would also be interesting to see if he has a
> real Ph D because serious questions have been
> asked in the past, and his logic towards the raw
> food diet is really unsound, so l often wonder how
> he coould have earned a Ph D when his reasoning so
> so lose, sloppy and scientifically incorrect.

His degree, at least, is for real.

The relationship of pleasure and aversive moods to the lateralization of body movement

David Thomas Jubb;Claudette Lefebvre advisor
Dissertation Abstracts International 59-05B.
Thesis (Ph.D.)--New York University, 1998.;1998


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Author/Creator: David Thomas Jubb
Claudette Lefebvre advisor
Subjects: Biology, Neuroscience; Psychology, Behavioral; Psychology, Physiological; Dissertations, Academic -- 1998
Is Part Of: Dissertation Abstracts International 59-05B.
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Notes: Summary: Determining brain participation in mood, employing a naturalistic research paradigm and taxonomy of behaviors was developed that defined pleasure and aversive moods, and lateralized body movement. Participants expressing robust states of pleasure and aversion were videotaped from live TV appearances. Thirty raters viewed 20 vignettes, 10 pleasurable and 10 aversive, to determine the congruence of the subjects mood and the lateralization of body movement. Raters rated selected behaviors on an instrument the researcher developed. Specifically, body movement, speech and voice patterns were identified to determine that subjects were actually living the expressed mood.
Summary: Mood behaviors were found to be statistically significant to hemisphere participation when lateral body movement is correlated as a single variable. Pleasure was found to be statistically significantly right sided and aversion left sided. This research shows that pleasure is more lateralized to the left hemisphere and aversion the right hemisphere. (However, pleasure vignettes invited more movements on either side of the body.) By recognizing the internal neural syntax of mood professionals can more readily establish rapport and pace clients toward achieving maximal playfulness and enriched leisure experience.
Identifier: ISBN: 9780591858709;ISBN: 0591858703
Publisher: Thesis (Ph.D.)--New York University, 1998.
Language: English
Publication Date: 1998
Description: 114 p. digital

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I think they pretty much all say a lot of nonsense.

But this one in particular must take a perverse
pride in the amount of nonsense he spouts.

arugula:

thankyou very much for the feedback, I am really glad to read he has the qualifications. Nice.

SueZ Wrote:
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> "A Naturopathic Doctor and a licensed
> Nutritionist, Dr. Clements is a graduate of the
> University of Science, Arts, and Technology where
> he earned his Ph.D. and N.M.D."
>
> (From the link below which is but one of many
> identical sources on the of this canned bio
> including his alma mater.)
>
> [www.yelp.com]
> nt-from-hippocrates-health-institute-comes-to-chic
> agoland
>
>
> [www.usat-edu.org]
>
> [www.usat-edu.org]


For a refresher on the topic of this thread, please see the upper part pf page one.

Here is a new post made by KFCA on another clement thread which I thought I'd add here ...



"Several years ago I did some research on the use of the title of PhD in the US, and found that surprisingly, there is no criminal charges that can be attached to its use in any state. Of course if one applied for a job claiming having an accredited PhD, it would be grounds for firing, but nobody would go to jail. I found that the State of New Jersey at one point was considering making it a criminal offense to claim a PhD within their state without actually having one from an accredited educational source, but apparently nothing came of it. So PhD "customers" beware."

coconutcream Wrote:
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> I want to see more raw motivational guru degrees.
> Can we start a thread on those?

I'll do that for you, coconutcream, if you come back.

SueZ Wrote:
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> coconutcream Wrote:
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> -----
> > I want to see more raw motivational guru
> degrees.
> > Can we start a thread on those?
>
> I'll do that for you, coconutcream, if you come
> back.

That's a standing offer...

coconutcream sometimes goes away for a while, but she always comes back.

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