Not to mention that such a policy would have a chilling effect on students seeking counseling or medication if they feel it might help them. And we all know that leaving problems untreated to fester is a much better way to deal with them. Wankers.
Out of curiosity I poked around MIT's webpages and it turns out that they don't have a psychology department. They do have a "brain and cognative sciences" department, but it has more of a neuroscience/AI focus rather than anything to do with traditional psychology/psychiatry. Might partly explain the ignorance shown.
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Date: 2004-08-20 02:35 pm (UTC)Out of curiosity I poked around MIT's webpages and it turns out that they don't have a psychology department. They do have a "brain and cognative sciences" department, but it has more of a neuroscience/AI focus rather than anything to do with traditional psychology/psychiatry. Might partly explain the ignorance shown.