
(Fernando Pessoa)
http://www.nlp.de/cgi-bin/research/nlp-rdb.cgi
General Information
The NLP Research Data Base (NLP-RDB) is an ongoing project initiated by myself and coworkers at the University of Bielefeld and now presented in the www-net.
Its origin was in 1992 when we started collecting the world-wide available empirical studies relating to NLP to have them reviewed, systemized via keywords and presented in a data base format such that interested people from all over the world could get information about the actual level of international NLP research.
As it turned out, Bielefeld University was not in a position to offer general availability of the data base. So we started looking for alternative ways of presenting them to the public.
Thanks to the work of Franz-Josef Hücker and his Berlin crew, the RDB-NLP can now be accessed in the framework of the German NLP Internet Project.
If you want to have your work collected in this data base or if you know about research which is not yet presented here, please let us know via e-mail.
PD Dr. Daniele Kammer Bielefeld, December 1997
# This work has been funded by GANLP e.V. (1994/95), and DG-NLPt e.V. (1996/1997).This website was carefully updated on Saturday, 17 March 12:55:25 CET 2007.
Right Versus Left Brain: What Does the Spinning Dancer Teach Us?Last week I linked to an intriguing visual of a spinning dancer. It is intriguing because some people see her spinning clockwise, whereas others see her spinning counter-clockwise. Moreover, some people are able to make the direction of her spin switch. The article asserts that the direction she spins is an indicator of whether your thinking is dominated by the right side of your brain (clockwise) or the left side of your brain (counter-clockwise).
By Steven D. Levitt