Titlebook: Winning the Games Scientists Play; Carl J. Sindermann Book 1982 Carl J. Sindermann 1982 attention.climate.ethics.growth.organizations.perc

Glucose

aspersion

Iniquitous

Evaluating the Roles of Women and Men in Scienceith intragroup affairs; the changing role of women in science; typecasting women in science—three types; the true gameswoman—how to recognize her; a multidimensional view of women in science; typecasting men in science, from the “rigid asexual” to the “dirty young man”; the evolving male and his problems; witchcraft and pheromones.

CRP743

Alienated

https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4684-4295-3attention; climate; ethics; growth; organizations; perception; planning; population; research; sex; society

切掉

搬運(yùn)工

Prologue The Importance of Interpersonal Strategies in ScienceGame Playing: defined and then immediately confused; the complexity of game rules; the integrity of science.

音樂等

The Scientist as a WriterManeuvers associated with senior authorship; how and when to give credit to others; rules of the road in a “publish or perish” environment; reviewing the writing of others; an editorial view of scientific writing.

AMBI

座右銘