Report
1:
Monitoring
My Information Behavior
By Gemma Clayson
Instructions
for this report are at:
www.soc.hawaii.edu/leonj/leonj/leonpsy23/409a-g23-report1.htm
Section A
Introduction:
We all
experience different emotions and behaviors throughout our lives. As a driver, one of the most dangerous
emotions is anger and the most dangerous behavior is aggression. I am enrolled at the
My list of sub-steps to register as a lab user at UH Manoa:
1. Left click “Start” button at the bottom left of your screen using mouse
2. Scroll up to “Programs”
3. Left click on “Internet Explorer”
4. Move mouse to address bar and left click
5. Hit Delete/Backspace on keyboard
6. Type email address (webdata.soc.hawaii.edu/lab_user)
7. Hit Enter on keyboard
8. Go to “last” name box
9. Left click two times using mouse
10. Hit Delete/Backspace using keyboard
11. Type your last name
12. Hit Tab using keyboard to go to first name box
13. Hit Delete/Backspace on keyboard
14. Type your first name
15. Hit Tab using keyboard to go to email address box
16. Type your email address
17. Left click using mouse to fill in bubble as new account box
18. Left click using mouse to fill in as undergraduate
19. Click on “my department” using mouse
20. Scroll down to “psychology”
21. Left click mouse
22. Left click mouse in box in front of number 1
23. Type 409a (your class needed to register as a lab user)
24. Left click mouse on “submit”
25. Click “file” using mouse
26. Scroll down to exit
Section
B
British Journal of Social
Psychology
Abstract: The research presented in this paper uses memory work as a method to explore six women's collective constructions of two embodied practices, sweating and pain. The paper identifies limitations in the ways in which social constructionist research has theorized the relationship between discourse and materiality, and it proposes an approach to the study of embodiment which enjoins, rather than bridges, the discursive and the non-discursive. The paper presents an analysis of 25 memories of sweating and pain which suggests that Cartesian dualism is central to the women's accounts of their experiences. However, such dualism does not operate as a stable organizing principle. Rather, it offers two strategies for the performance of a split between mind and body. The paper traces the ways in which dualism can be both functional and restrictive, and explores the tensions between these two forms. The paper concludes by identifying opportunities and limitations associated with memory work as a method for studying embodiment. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
Journal for the Scientific Study of
Religion
The year 1988 marked the tricentennial of the birth of the Swedish scientist,
theologian, and revelator Emanuel Swedenborg. Swedenborg and His Influence consists of 25 papers
originally presented at a symposium held by the Academy of the
Section
C
The list of sub-steps in order to locate journal articles in electronic resources on the web:
1. Using your mouse, left click on the Start button located at the bottom left of your screen
2. Scroll up to Programs
3. Left click on Internet Explorer
4. Move mouse to address bar and left click
5. Hit Delete/Backspace on keyboard
6. Type email address (www.uhm.hawaii.edu)
7. Hit Enter on keyboard
8. Left click on "Offices and Services"
9. Left click on "Libraries"
10. Left click on "Electronic Resources"
11. Type "British Journal of Social Psychology" in search category and hit enter on keyboard
12. Click on third link
13. Click again on title "British Journal of Social Psychology"
14. Enter your UH user name and password and click on "login"
15. Under "All Issues", click on the year 2004
16. Click on "Vol. 43, Issue 1- March 2004"
17. Click on the sixth listing for page 99
18. Left click and hold to highlight the Abstract section
19. Right click mouse anywhere on highlighted section and scroll down to copy
20. Pull up your word processor and find section B
21. Right click and scroll down to paste when you locate where you want the abstract on your word processor page
22. Click on PDF Full Text link at bottom of screen and print article
23. At top of page triple-click next to "find" and delete the journal title
24. Click on "Refine Search"
25. Next to "Published Date" , scroll down to June and type in the year 1990
26. After "to" again scroll down to June with 1990 as the year
27. Click "search"
28. Click on "next" to view numbers 11-20
29. Click on "next" again to view numbers 21-25
30. Click on the 22nd listing for page 277
31. Left click and hold to highlight the first paragraph
32. Right click mouse anywhere on highlighted section and scroll down to copy
33. Pull up your word processor and find section B
34. Right click and scroll down to paste when you locate where you want the first paragraph on your word processor page
35. Print journal article
36. Click "file" and scroll down to "exit"
The errors I made:
1. After performing step 22 from the first list and printing out the first journal article, I scrolled the web browser page back a few times and found myself at step 14 (the login information page). Rather, I should have searched my current web page and would have noticed that I was able to search for a different journal article from that current page.
Section
D
This Dolphin
Copper Mailbox is handcrafted in
Includes: No hardware included; box only Size:
11" H x 8" W x 21" L Weight: 7 lbs Color: Copper Material: Copper/Steel
Warranty: 1-year Manufacturer's warranty included. Holds up to 18
characters/spaces of personalization. Both sides of the mailbox are identical.
Usually leaves the warehouse in 2-3 Weeks
http://www.shop.com/op/~Dolphin_Copper_Mailbox-prod-10461138-15990216
Section
E
The list of sub-steps I took to find a specific mailbox on the web:
1. Left click Start button at the bottom left of your screen using mouse
2. Scroll up to Programs
3. Left click on Internet Explorer
4. Move mouse to address bar and left click
5. Hit Delete/Backspace on keyboard
6. Type email address (www.yahoo.com)
7. Click in "Search the Web" box
8. Type in the phrase "outdoor copper dolphin mailbox" and click enter
9. Click on the first link
10. Right click on the picture and scroll down to "copy"
11. Open your word processor document and find the place for it
12. Right click in the correct place and scroll down to "paste"
13. Return back to the web page and left click your mouse and hold to highlight the specifications of the mailbox
14. Right click anywhere on highlighted item and scroll down to "copy"
15. Open your word processor document and find the place for it
16. Right click in the correct place and scroll down to "paste"
17. Return to your web page
18. Left click your mouse and hold to highlight the address of the site
19. Right click anywhere on the highlighted item and scroll down to "copy"
20. Open your word processor document and find the place for it
21. Right click in the correct place and scroll down to "paste"
Section
F
My list of sub-steps to acquire FTP software, and create and upload a web page:
1. Left click Start button at the bottom left of your screen using mouse
2. Scroll up to Programs
3. Scroll and click on your Word processing program
4. Click on file and scroll down to “save as”
5. Title the document as “home.htm”
6. Under “Save as type”, scroll down to “web page” and click enter
7. Begin creating your new home page
8. On the desktop, click “start” and scroll up to your internet browser
9. Type the address www.soc.hawaii.edu/leonj/leonj/leonpsy23/g23-ftp.htm
10. Click on the web address www.internet-soft.com/download.htm
11.
Download the program called FTP
Commander and run it
12. Start the
program
13. Under the connection menu select
“connect to the server”
14. Fill in the dialog box with the
appropriate information and click “save”
15. Now click on the directory you saved it
as
16. Click on “MakeDir” and type your last
name
17. Click one file at a time that you are
required to download and download each file onto your
computer
18. Now click on your folder
19. From the left side of the screen, click
and drag the two files over into your folder
20. Now reopen a new web browser and type in
the address www.soc.hawaii.edu/leon/409af2005/____/
to view your folder
21. Upload all files the same way, but make
sure you are in your own folder
My list of
errors:
1. After downloading the two required files
first, I did not upload them into my computer and had uploading and viewing
issues. I realized my mistake and
uploaded them into my folder.
Section
G
This report is a list of different common activities that one may go
through in their daily technologically advanced life. Technology is constantly changing and
people are not always up to speed with these changes. If that is the case, these people may
become very frustrated or intimidated by their computer and accessing their
internet. It isn’t always easy, but
the best advice I can give you is to be patient. This report allowed me to become aware
of the different emotions I encountered when dealing with the internet and the
actions I chose to take. I have now
mastered the skill of patience after completing this report. I also have learned a few new skills
along the way and hope to be able to continue to apply and spread my knowledge
accordingly.
Section
H
My list of
sub-steps to upload my first report:
1. Open your FTP
software
2. Open up the correct server
(www.soc.hawaii.edu)
3. Click
“connect”
4. Open your
folder
5. Click the appropriate file from the left
hand side of your screen
6. Click and hold your mouse on the file
“report one”
7. Drag it over to your folder. It should
successfully have been uploading into you folder
8. Open your web browser and type in your
home address
9. Check to see if all the links
work
10. Open your report one from your word
processor and make any changes (add title, etc)
11. Make sure to upload your current report
after any changes are made
Class Home Page:
www.soc.hawaii.edu/leonj/leonj/leonpsy23/classhome-g23.htm
My
Home Page:
www.soc.hawaii.edu/leon/409af2005/clayson/home.htm