use a two tailed tests if you think there will be no difference between groups

use one tailed if you are saying that your results will come out in a particular direction e.g. one group scoring higher than another, a positive correlation etc.

you probably still can Satchi - you can do it online! (although if you've got gambling tendencies, then don't! I have spent probably £100s this year on online instants :$)

http://www.national-lottery.co.uk

I think its the 'them' in particular.

How about individuals/participants/people/visitors/museum attendors (!)

here they come, all the begging letters :p Ok i'd give more than £10. Maybe I'd run a competition and see who was the best procrastinator

err

feeling of control?

feeling at ease?

familiarity?

that's really difficult!

Goal 2: Done :-) nutella on toast.

Goal 3: plan out presentation

someone who posts about what a wonderful university London School of Business and Finance is, there was a period a while back where the forum was inundated with it.

Goal 1: Done :-) how come I can actually get non-PhD work done, but never my PhD work :-(

Goal 2: have lunch.

30-50 pages is like an MRes of MPhil! I'd bypass the supervisor and ask somene in admin what's required, they probably do have templates or at least past examples they can give you that the supervisor either doesn't know about or doesn't want you to have. - not in an evil way, but my supervisor banned me from touching a thesis because she thought it would influence mine too much :-s

oooh tonights the night. Please please please let me win! I seriously need the cash! and I'll give everyone on PGF at least £10 (well the people I recognise, not the LSBF posters)

Welcome back Peljam! congratulations on being ever so nearly there :-)

1) I would put it once in each study (if you've had to use it across different chaptes). In my study I've just put a sentence before reporting the ANOVAs, which although this may identify me in years to come..."As Mauchley’s test of sphericity was significant (X2(?)=?, p<.001), the Greenhouse-Geisser estimate is used (e = .??) in the following results"

2) personally, I'd just email what you just wrote!

3) I think you have to go for it at some point, I know people who are perfectionists and couldn't let go - 4 years down the line they're still hanging on to a perfectly finished thesis!

4) Not sure myself, but I'm in exactly the same situation (apart from not being nearly finished with the thesis) and I'm starting to feel demoralised by it all. I'm hoping the finished Dr. title will allow me to actually get the jobs I'm going for.

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late to the desk again today, after dog walk and treadmill and having to take hubby to the station twice because he forgot his train ticket the first time and had to miss the first train :-s

Goal 1: do non-PhD work!!!

I've not had the treatment myself Satchi, but I understand it can potentially be extremely traumatic, particularly emotionally. I can't believe she was given this without counselling! They should have also explained to her what was expected to happen in terms of bleeding etc.

I think she'll need a lot of support and a visit to the doctors to demand the appropriate aftercare.

I think you should phone NHS direct with some of these issues on 0845 46 47, they should be able to to tell you whether the symptoms are expected or not.

In any case I would also go to the GP with her, no matter what they say on the phone just to be sure.

She will need counselling, I'm surprised they let her have the treatment without counselling to be honest.