Any behavioral or social scientists in the house?

[Redleg]

Right on!

[wryter2000]

1. Personality psychologist here eom

eom

[DemExpat]

2. Becoming a social scientist.......2 years to go....

Human geography and political science....

:kick:
DemEx

[Bossy Monkey]

3. I have degrees in International Relations and Economics;

would you like fries with that?

[styersc]

4. Degrees in Anthropology; I'm a practicing archaeologist.

I'm seldom behaved but I'm very social. You'll have to read my work to judge the Scientist part.

[SOteric]

5. I did some

academic work in psychology at the graduate level. I never pursued it as a career, but it's still interesting to me and I find it helps in my work from time to time.

[Redleg]

6. Organizational Behavior

Ph.D. and member of American Psychological Association.

(okay- it's a vanity post)

[Maddy McCall]

7. Ethnohistorian here...

I use traditional historical documentary sources, anthropology, and archaeology in my studies of American Indians.

As for achaeology, I specialize in lithics analysis, but have dabbled a bit in ceramic analysis. I prefer lithics :-)

[The Lone Liberal]

8. Arrow head flakes.

asked a flake.

[Maddy McCall]

9. debitage--yes.

Flakes tell us much about what technological knapping method was used, as well as (usually) when it was used. Their distribution tells us much about site use and type.

Anyway, yes, they are almost crystal-ballish in their analysis.

And, indeed, I am a flake flake! :-)

[Kat45]

10. Degree in political science

I'm chronically underemployed.

[Lady President]

11. Sociology and Political Science Degrees

Read: Go to law school or never have any hope of employment.