June 2006

Psychological Flexibility: A Behavioral Framework for Studying and Teaching Critical Thinking

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Click on the links below to download the PowerPoint and Flash files used for my presentation at the 2006 Association for Behavior Analysis conference in Atlanta. Depending on your version of PowerPoint and its settings, the Flash file may not play from within the PowerPoint show itself, but you should be able to view it as a separate file.

Fox, E. J., Flosason, T. O. & Manes, B. J. (2006). Psychological flexibility: A behavioral framework for studying and teaching critical thinking. Presented at the annual convention of the Association for Behavior Analysis, Atlanta. (PowerPoint file)
- Pragmatic Verbal Analysis animation (Flash file)

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An Overview of Relational Frame Theory and Its Relevance to Organizational Behavior Management

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Click on the links below to download the PowerPoint and Flash files used for my presentation at the 2006 Association for Behavior Analysis conference in Atlanta. Depending on your version of PowerPoint and its settings, the Flash files may not play from within the PowerPoint show itself, but you should be able to view them individually. read more

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Portfolio

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My portfolio includes samples of my work in various professional areas. Click on a category below to see its sweet contents.

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Graphic Design & Cartooning Portfolio

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Below is a fairly random sample of logos, cartoons, illustrations, and old websites I've completed over the years for various purposes. Click on a thumbnail to view a larger version.

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Submitted by Eric Fox on June 26, 2006 - 12:44pm

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Sometime this week I'll probably go see Superman Returns with my older brother Garry and his son (my nephew) Allen. This will continue a long Fox Bro tradition: Garry took me to see the original Superman movie in 1978 when I was just a punk kid and he was just a punk teenager, and he also took me to see the 1989 Batman movie when I was just a punk teenager and he was a punk young adult. Now, nearly 30 years later, Garry is a punk middle-aged adult taking his punk adult little brother and punk teenage son to see a new Superman movie. Hell, maybe I'll treat this time. Incidentally, when I say "punk" I do not mean "punk rock." While I like punk rock music, I have never been even remotely cool or stylish enough to be considered "punk rock." I mean "punk" in more of the "snot-nosed" sense. read more

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super review

Submitted by Eric Fox on June 30, 2006 - 3:18pm

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So I saw Superman Returns on Wednesday with my brother and nephew at the IMAX theater in Grand Rapids. Several scenes were in 3D, which makes this probably the first 3D movie I've seen in decades. Actually, I'm not sure if I've ever seen a 3D movie at a theater before...I just remember seeing a couple on TV as a kid. The local TV station distributed/sold the glasses at 7-Eleven or something.

Anyhoo, Superman Returns was good, but I was somewhat underwhelmed by the whole ordeal. In relation to other recent comic book movies, I did not really enjoy it as much as either of the Spider-Man movies, the first two X-Men movies, the first Batman movie, Batman Begins, Sin City, The Punisher, and probably Hellboy (although I haven't seen it yet). Overall, I probably enjoyed the third X-Men movie more than Superman Returns, too. read more

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