Article archive / November 1, 2012
Originally published: . Volume 4, No. 3. Source pages: 14.
The winner of the Times Birthday contest is the following comment:
“… the one loud voice who has had the courage and fortitude to demand transparency, truth, and integrity. She does not give up and may singly possess the ability to effect a positive direction for the profession.”
This years runners up are:
“… a voice of reason and unification … has developed an efficient forum.
“Slam dunk. Grand slam. Outstanding issue. You have overturned every visible stone, and unearthed important hidden ones, to reveal the truth about Act. 251, and compiled your findings in a well- organized and compelling report. Work exceptionally well done. Congratulations, and thank you on behalf of our psychological community.”
“… beautiful … you did a beautiful job. Thank you so much. God bless you for all the work you do.”
“… a voice of reason and unification … has developed an efficient forum. “Nice publication. Nice seeing the Powerful thee.”
This is awesome! What a fantastic “power analysis!” (much more fun to read than the statistical kind, too!) I am in awe!”
“Great stuff! Loved the discussion on predictive statistics / analytics!”
“ … this has become a very important means by which I can keep up with the profession … Thanks for a job well done.”
The Times will send a $100 donation to charity choice of the author of the winning comment.
Contest was judged by journalism consultant Mr. Bob Holeman.
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