# James Alcock
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James E. Alcock (born 24 December 1942) is a Canadian educator. He has been a Professor of Psychology at York University (Canada) since 1973. Alcock is a noted critic of parapsychology and is a Fellow and Member of the Executive Council for the Committee for Skeptical Inquiry.
Ray Hyman, James Alcock, and The Amazing Randi at CSICON 2016
A conversation about how we are fooled, belief, why and how we believe; shut eyes and cold readers; cognitive psychology; making sense of the world; magic, mentalism, and trickery; and more, with: Ray Hyman, Professor Emeritus of Psychology, University of Oregon; James Alcock, Professor Of Psycholo…
A conversation with James Alcock, CTO
In this episode we're joined by James Alcock, Fractional CTO from Freeman Clarke. We discuss James' experience as a fractional CTO, what that is and top tips for his strategy working with varying clients.
Ilona and James Alcock talk about what they've learned working and training together.
About our guests
Ilona and James Alcock are friends of ours who we’ve seen go from strength to strength through their collaborations. Ilona and James have worked together previously so shared some interesting insights from this experience. They also a couple who have made the decision to be child f…
CERTAINTY 💯 Open to More Wealth and Prosperity • (Day 20 of 30 Days of Money)
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👁 INTENTION
Today, focus on embodying absolute certainty in financial endeavors to attract wealth and prosperity.
💡 INSPIRATION
Embrace certainty and trust for financial abundance. Clear doubts and visualize financial …
Supporting Community Owned Businesses: Meeting the CEO of Plunkett UK
In this episode of Rural Business Focus, Ben interviews James Alcock, CEO of Plunkett UK (formerly the Plunkett Foundation), a national charity that supports rural communities in the UK to set up and run community-owned businesses. They discuss the role of community-owned businesses in empowering r…
Episode 26: The Power of Belief and Deep Convictions (Podcast with York University Professor and Prominent Psychologist, Dr. James Alcock) [INFLUENCE SERIES]
Why do we hold true to our convictions?
"Examine your pattern of thinking and test your core beliefs" Dr.Alcock
In this thought-provoking episode, we explore the powerful forces that shape our beliefs and why we cling so tightly to our convictions with Dr. James Alcock, a leading expert in the ps…
Dr. James Alcock: Why We Believe
We all believe in something, from Santa Claus, to the global shape of the earth, to babies needing to be taken care of for survival. While some of our beliefs are intuitive or have evidence, many are not. Sometimes the evidence that we believe to be true is faulty. In this episode, Therese Markow a…
Near Death Experiences
In this episode, Therese Markow and Dr. James Alcock discuss what near-death experiences are and the increase in them in recent years due to improvements in medical technology. While near-death experiences (NDEs) have been known about for a long time, we, as a scientific community, are starting to …
Chris French: A Skeptic’s Skeptic
You might say Professor Chris French is a skeptic’s skeptic. He has published over 150 articles covering the psychology of paranormal beliefs and anomalous experiences. He emphasizes the importance of understanding why people believe in the paranormal, emphasizing psychological explanations for exp…
Season 2, Episode 3: Replication Crisis - Feeling the Future and Scholars Being Messy on Main
Join us to learn about the experiment credited with launching the replication crisis in social psychology.
Welcome to Librarians Spill the Tea, where we explore the context around scholarly drama and librarianship. For each episode, you’ll find an Episode Description, Timestamps, full Transcript (o…
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