Land-Locked Nations and Development - Glassner, MI (International Development Review, 1977)
Keywords: dept.egm; ⛔ No DOI found

Latin-America and Development of Law of Sea .1. Regional Documents, National Legislation - Szekely,a - Glassner, MI (Journal of Developing Areas, 1977)
Keywords: dept.egm; ⛔ No DOI found

New Era of Ocean Politics - Hollick,al and Osgood,re - Glassner, M (Professional Geographer, 1976)
Keywords: dept.egm; ⛔ No DOI found

Law of Sea - Caracas and Beyond - Proceedings of 9th Annual Conference of Law-of-Sea-Institute - Christy,ft, Clingan,ta, Gamble,jk, Knight,hg and Miles,e - Glassner, MI (Professional Geographer, 1976)
Keywords: dept.egm; ⛔ No DOI found

Introduction to Physical-Geography - Gabler,re, Sager,r, Brazier,s and Pourciau,j - Sakalowsky, PP (Professional Geographer, 1976)
Keywords: dept.egm; ⛔ No DOI found

Physical-Geography Today - Portrait of a Planet - Sakalowsky, PP (Professional Geographer, 1976)
Keywords: dept.egm; ⛔ No DOI found

Beach morphology and nearshore processes on a sheltered beach — The case of Napatree Beach, Rhode Island - Sakalowsky, Peter P. (Marine Geology, 1975)
On the north side of Napatree Beach, short-term changes of the beach-face within the intertidal zone were studied to determine those processes most influential in causing change where nearshore processes are low in magnitude and beach changes are subtle. The data were subjected to multiple linear correlation and stepwise multiple-regression analyses. Tide level accounts for 41% of the explained variation for the relationship between the processes and beach height. Tide level is the only significant element effecting change in the beach profile. Wave height has no influence on changes in beach morphology. Significant results of beach energy associations have been obtained where low-amplitude nearshore processes are present even when beach changes are subtle. © 1975.
Keywords: dept.egm

Maritime Law-Enforcement - Maritime Sovereignty and Continental-Shelf of Venezuela Within International Context of Maritime Law - Spanish - Nweihed,kg - Glassner, MI (Journal of Developing Areas, 1975)
Keywords: dept.egm; ⛔ No DOI found

Climatology - Fundamentals and Applications - Mather,jr - Sakalowsky, PP (Professional Geographer, 1975)
Keywords: dept.egm; ⛔ No DOI found

Israel's maritime boundaries - Glassner, Martin Ira; Unger, Michael (Ocean Development and International Law, 1974)
While land boundaries have occupied the attention of Israelis since 1948 and even earlier, they have been little concerned with the sea, and the legislation concerning their maritime boundaries is vague and incomplete. In addition, since the Six Day War Israel occupies territory with several different territorial seas, resulting in a quite complex ad hoc situation. The sea is becoming more important to Israel and she is gradually turning her attention more and more to maritime matters. It would be well if an orderly system of maritime boundaries and cooperation in utilizing the resources of the sea could be arranged with her neighbors, but that seems impossible for the forseeable future. It does seem likely, however, that in connection with or shortly after the forthcoming Law of the Sea Conference, Israel will as a minimum extend her territorial sea from six miles to twelve, while stoutly maintaining the right of free transit through international straits. © 1974 Taylor & Francis Group, LLC.
Keywords: dept.egm

Bedouin of Southern Sinai Under Israeli Administration - Glassner, MI (Geographical Review, 1974)
Keywords: dept.egm

Law of Sea - Research on Maritime Sovereignty and Continental Shelf of Venezuela in Realm of International Law of Sea - Nweihed,kg - Glassner, MI (Annals of the Association of American Geographers, 1974)
Keywords: dept.egm; ⛔ No DOI found

Population Figures for Mandan Indians - Glassner, MI (Indian Historian, 1974)
Keywords: dept.egm; ⛔ No DOI found

Modifying Weather - Social Assessment - Sewell,wrd - Sakalowsky, PP (Professional Geographer, 1974)
Keywords: dept.egm; ⛔ No DOI found

Robert lemoyne barrett, 1871–1969; last of the founding members of the association of american geographers1 - Martin, Geoffrey J (The Professional Geographer, 1972)
Keywords: dept.egm

Nationalism in Early American Geographies: 1784-1845 - Antonelli, Michael F. (Journal of Geography, 1970)
There existed clear demonstrations of nationalism in geography textbooks written by Americans during two significant epochs in the history of the United States. Geographies regarded the environment, people or institutions of the United States either with extreme adulation or subtle pride. They viewed the nation favorably when its strengths and weaknesses were compared to each other or to foreign elements, even when objective evidence did not support such an assessment. And, finally, they reached a host of young and impressionable Americans, and instilled in them a fervor for their country. © 1970 Taylor and Francis Group, LLC.
Keywords: dept.egm

Chibchas - History and Re-Evaluation - Glassner, M (Americas, 1970)
Keywords: dept.egm

Foreign Relations of Jamaica and Trinidad and Tobago, 1960-1965 - Glassner, MI (Caribbean Studies, 1970)
Keywords: dept.egm; ⛔ No DOI found

Rio-Lauca - Dispute Over an International River - Glassner, MI (Geographical Review, 1970)
Keywords: dept.egm

Feeding a desert city - Antofagasta, Chile - Glassner, MI (Economic Geography, 1969)
Keywords: dept.egm

Geography of Bermuda - Watson,jw, Oliver,j and Foggo,ch - Stolberg, I (Journal of Geography, 1968)
Keywords: dept.egm; ⛔ No DOI found

Malaria in Tanzania - Clyde,df - Stolberg, I (Professional Geographer, 1968)
Keywords: dept.egm; ⛔ No DOI found

Semi-nomadism in southern Israel today - Berman, Mildred (Annals of the Association of American Geographers, 1967)
(Abstracts of the papers presented at the 62nd annual meeting of the Association of American Geographers, Toronto, Ontario, Canada, August 29–31, 1966)
Keywords: dept.egm

Dimensions of east African cultures - Good, CM [Review] - Stolberg, I (Professional Geographer, 1967)
Keywords: dept.egm; ⛔ No DOI found

Review of Geography of Israel - Berman, Mildred (Economic Geography, 1966)
Keywords: dept.egm

The evolution of beersheba as an urban center1 - Berman, Mildred (Annals of The Association of American Geographers, 1965)
Beersheba has changed from a small agricultural settlement in pre-Biblical times to a city of importance in modern Israel. The wells and fertile loess soils of the Beersheba Basin have been utilized by all who have occupied the area. From 3300 B.C. to the present, Beersheba has functioned as an oasis, market town, military center, transportation node, and as a traditional gathering place for the Bedouin tribes of the Negev, Israel's southern desert. In 1900, the Ottoman Turks initiated the modern development of Beersheba. After World War I, the British administered the area as part of the Palestine Mandate. With the creation of the state of Israel in 1948, the city began to grow rapidly. In the early 1960′s, Beersheba had a population of over 52,000. It functions as the capital of a region containing over two-thirds of the national area. © 1965, Taylor & Francis Group. All rights reserved.
Keywords: dept.egm

Israel's dynamic frontier region-the negev - Berman, Mildred (Journal of Geography, 1964)
Keywords: dept.egm

Book Review: Handbook of curriculum evaluation. edited by arieh lewy. new york: longman, inc., 1977. 306pp: - Davis, Harold S (NASSP Bulletin, 1978)
Keywords: book.review; dept.edu

Book Review: A new system of education by b. everard blanchard, homewood, il.: ETC publications, 1975. 154 pp. 8.95 - Davis, Harold S. (The Educational Forum, 1976)
Keywords: book.review; dept.edu

Educational Technology: Instructional Programming and Didakometry by Ake Bjerstedt. New York: Wiley-Interscience, 1972. 300 pp. $9.50. - Davis, Harold S. (Educational Forum, 1974)
Keywords: dept.edu; ⛔ No DOI found

Preparing principals for action, leadership - Davis, Harold S (NASSP Bulletin, 1974)
Both the curricula and methodology of preparing principals is the subject of this article. Describing procedures that work, it will interest principals as well as professors of school administration. © 1974, Sage Publications. All rights reserved.
Keywords: dept.edu

Book Review: Supervision: the reluctant profession by ralph l. mosher and david e. purpel. boston: houghton mifflin co., 1972. 206 pp. 4.95 - Davis, Harold S (The Educational Forum, 1973)
Keywords: book.review; dept.edu

Review of Phi Delta Kappa Fastbacks (Numbers 21-32) - Davis, Harold S (Educational Forum, 1973)
Keywords: dept.edu

Model for Simulation of an Educational Problem - Stambler, M (Educational Technology, 1972)
Keywords: dept.edu; ⛔ No DOI found

Teaching-Learning - Davis, Harold S. (The Educational Forum, 1971)
Ways of Teaching by Ronald T. Hyman. Philadelphia: J. B. Lippincott Company, 1970. 283 pp. $3.95
Keywords: dept.edu

Nucleus of a unified curriculum - Clark, Jere W (Educational technology, 1971)
Keywords: dept.edu; ⛔ No DOI found

Book Review: Principles of skill acquisition edited by e. a. bilodeau with the assistance of ina McD. bilodeau. new york: academic press, inc., 1969. 353 pp. 5.95 - Davis, Harold S (The Educational Forum, 1971)
Keywords: book.review; dept.edu

Book Review: Education and manpower: theoretical models and empirical applications by tore thonstad. edinburgh: oliver & boyd ltd., 1968. 155 pp. 9.25 - Davis, Harold S (The Educational Forum, 1970)
Keywords: book.review; dept.edu

Effect of Compulsory Education and Child Labor Laws on High School Attendance in New-York-City, 1898-1917 - Stambler, M (History of Education Quarterly, 1968)
Keywords: dept.edu

Suburban Students and Their Reading - Wallace, Marion J. (Elementary English, 1966)
Keywords: dept.edu; ⛔ No DOI found

Learning Effectiveness of Microeconomic Simulation - Hsiao, JC (Education, 1975)
Keywords: dept.eco; dept.fin; ⛔ No DOI found

Theory of Share Tenancy Revisited - Hsiao, JC (Journal of Political Economy, 1975)
Keywords: dept.eco; dept.fin

The critical shift point policy for housing abandonment - Levinson, Michael S; Hsiao, J C (Atlantic Economic Journal, 1975)
Keywords: dept.eco; dept.fin

An Economic Interpretation of the Transportation Problem - Hsiao, J.C. (American Journal of Agricultural Economics, 1971)
Keywords: dept.eco; dept.fin

Counseling past and present: is there a future?. - Bradley, Marjorie K (The Personnel and Guidance Journal, 1978)
Keywords: dept.csp

Cognitive Predictors of Success in Computer Programmer Training - Jacobs, Stuart J. (ACM, 1973)
The aptitudes and abilities required for the position of programmer, within the computer industry, have yet to be fully studied and their inter-relationships known. Although the industry is relatively new, a substantial amount of research in the areas of personnel selection, evaluation and job requirements has been undertaken. Yet these studies have confined themselves primarily to the use of interest scales, aptitude and achievement tests as overall predictors for on-the-job success rather than in the study of the cognitive factors pertinent to the tasks of which programming is composed. In a study by Deutsch and Shea, Inc. (1963), the relationship between the programmer and the computer is seen as analogous to that of the mahout and his elephant. As with the mahout, the programmer uses his intelligence, skills and abilities in the control and guidance of a powerful and flexible, yet non-intelligent, tool in the performance of specific finite operations which contribute to the completion of more complex tasks. It is the programmer who, when presented with a problem from science, engineering or business, must work out a solution. John and Miller (1957) state that all problems have two general parts: the specific components involved (i.e., data, etc.) and the relationships which are the orderings of or changes to the specific components.
Keywords: dept.csc

The effects of microphone spacing on auditory localization - Maxon, A.B.; Mazor, M. (International Journal of Audiology, 1977)
The localization ability of 10 normally hearing adults was determined under varying microphone separations and varying sound source azimuths. The stimuli (white noise bursts) were prerecorded, after being transduced through 'body' hearing aids and then played to the subjects over headphones. Results indicated that there was an improvement in localization ability for all azimuth conditions when the microphones were spaced wider than 12.7 cm apart (15.2-30.5 cm). The smaller the separations (5.5-12.7 cm), the poorer the localization. Localization was always poorer at 30° azimuth (the smallest used) than at any of the other azimuths (0° 30° 60° 90° right and left), regardless of microphone spacing. Implications are made about the relation of these findings to the use of binaural body aids on infants and young children. © 1977 Informa UK Ltd All rights reserved: reproduction in whole or part not permitted.
Keywords: Acoustic Stimulation; Audiometry; Auditory Perception; Auditory localization; Binaural amplification; Female; Hearing Aids; Human; Male; Noise; Pediatric amplification; audiology; binaural hearing; child; dept.cmd; directional hearing; methodology; microphone

The initial psychotherapy interview: a content analysis of the verbal responses of novice and experienced therapists. - Cicchetti, Domenic V; Ornston, Patricia S (The Journal of Psychology, 1976)
This study tested and confirmed the clinical impressions that (a) the novice psychotherapist may focus so much upon the exact words and nonverbal behavior patterns of his client (the process of making “concrete” statements) that he may lose sight of the larger picture that his client may be revealing at any given moment during the interview; (b) the experienced psychotherapist, on the other hand, seems to be responding to the words of the patient at a level of abstraction that attempts to integrate and understand the messages that the patient is trying to convey about himself; and (c) this latter process is reflected in the making of relatively more “abstract” comments than is true of the novice. S s were 24 first-year psychiatric residents and 19 staff psychologists and psychiatrists at a veterans hospital and a medical school. The learning theory implications of these findings is discussed. © 1976 Taylor & Francis Group, LLC.
Keywords: Analysis of Variance; Clinical Competence; Comparative Study; Human; Interview, Psychological; Psychotherapy; Verbal Behavior; analysis of variance; article; comparative study; competence; dept.cmd; human; manpower; methodology; psychologic test; psychotherapy; verbal behavior

Listener Reaction to Hearing Aid Wearers - Hollgy, S; Wilson, GB; Giolas, TG; Dean, MS (Journal of Rehabilitation of the Deaf, 1975)
Keywords: dept.cmd; ⛔ No DOI found

Transition metal complexes of 2,6-disulphenamidopyridine and its schiff-base derivative with 2-pyridinaldehyde - Kaufman, Charles W; Robinson, Martin A (Journal of Inorganic and Nuclear Chemistry, 1968)
What would appear to be the simplest of the sulphur-containing pyridine ligands, 2-mercaptopyridine, gives complex, poorly-characterized derivatives with transition metal ions [1, 2]. The conversion of this compound to 2-sulfenamidopyridine and the latter's coordination to divalent metal ions yields complexes in which, in every reported instance, bonding is through the two nitrogen atoms [3]. The Schiff base derivatives of 2-sulphenamidopyridine also give species which conform to the expected mode of complexation[3]. The complexes of 2,6-dimercaptopyridine have also been reported[4]. As with the monosubstituted derivatives, no clearly defined structure has been reported, although these complexes are thought to be highly polymeric species. In this communication, the synthesis and pattern of complexation of 2,6-disulphenamidopyridine and its Schiff-base derivative with 2-pyridinaldehyde are investigated. Particular emphasis is placed on the structures of the nickel(II) analogs. © 1968.
Keywords: dept.che

Rensselaer and bridgewater: A footnote in the history of american scientific education - Kuslan, Louis I (Science Education, 1966)
Keywords: dept.che

Chemistry in some 19th century new england normal schools - Kuslan, Louis I (Science Education, 1962)
Keywords: dept.che

Elementary science in Connecticut, 1850–1900 - Kuslan, Louis I (Science Education, 1959)
Keywords: dept.che; dept.nhstc

A strain of Serratia marcescens pathogenic for larvae of Lymantria dispar: Infectivity and mechanisms of pathogenicity - Podgwaite, J.D.; Cosenza, B.J. (Journal of Invertebrate Pathology, 1976)
The ED50 of a strain of Serratia marcescens for microinjected instar III and IV gypsy moth larvae was 7.5 and 14.5 viable cells, respectively. Percentage and rate of mortality were found to be highly variable among replicates of the same instar and between instars in free-feeding bioassays. Mortality in second instar larvae occurred before ecdysis, whereas practically no mortality occurred in third and fourth instars until the molting period. Neither Boivin endotoxin preparations nor culture filtrates were toxic to instar III larvae when administered per os or by microinjection. Histological evidence indicated that the microorganism invaded the hemocoel of healthy or predisposed insects through the gut wall. The rapid multiplication of the bacterium in the hemocoel of infected insects, followed by death in the absence of extensive tissue damage, indicated mortality was due to a septicemia. The histological and biological evidence presented indicated that the microorganism would be less than effective if utilized as a conventional microbial insecticide. © 1976.
Keywords: dept.bio

A strain of Serratia marcescens pathogenic for larvae of Lymantria dispar: Characterization - Podgwaite, John D; Cosenza, B J (Journal of Invertebrate Pathology, 1976)
A gram-negative bacillus, pathogenic for gypsy moth larvae, was characterized culturally, morphologically, and physiologically as a member of the Serratia group of the family Enterobacteriaceae. The microorganism lacked the pigmentation characteristic of the group but was generally distinguished from closely related members of the family by its inability to produce gas from glucose, inositol, glycerol, and cellobiose; its rapid liquefaction of gelatin; and its failure to ferment raffinose or arabinose. The microorganism displayed lecithinase, deoxyribonuclease, and chitinase activity. The percentage of G + C in DNA from this bacterium was within the range reported for known strains of Serratia marcescens. © 1976.
Keywords: dept.bio

Urosaurus and its phylogenetic relationship to Uta as determined by osteology and myology (Reptilia: Iguanidae) - Fanghella, Charles; Avery, David F; Tanner, Wilmer W (The Great Basin naturalist, 1975)
Keywords: dept.bio; ⛔ No DOI found

Effects of thermal acclimation on cable constants of the earthworm median giant axon - Dierolf, Brecknell M; Brink, Peter R (Comparative Biochemistry and Physiology Part A: Physiology, 1973)
1. 1. The influence of thermal acclimation on cable constants of the median giant axon of earthworms, Lumbricus terrestris L., has been studied using standard intracellular stimulating and recording techniques. 2. 2. Acute cooling of axons from warm-acclimated worms resulted in changes in cable constants, some of which were partially compensated for (reversed) after cold acclimation. 3. 3. Of special interest is the relative behavior of specific axoplasm resistance in response to acute temperature change in warm- and cold-acclimated worms. 4. 4. The results suggest that thermal acclimation alters the properties of the axoplasm and that the resulting changes in cable constants contribute to compensatory adjustments in nerve conduction velocity after acclimation. © 1973.
Keywords: Lumbricus terrestris L.; Thermal acclimation; dept.bio; earthworm nerves; nerve acclimation; nerve cable properties; temperature-nerve

Effects of temperature on growth and survival of laboratory-reared larvae of the scaled sardine, harengula pensacolae goode and bean - Saksena, Vishnu P; Steinmetz, Charles; Houde, Edward D (Transactions of The American Fisheries Society, 1972)
Growth and survival of scaled sardine, Harengula pensacolae, larvae were evaluated in laboratory rearing experiments at temperatures ranging from 21 to 35 C. Fertilized eggs were obtained in plankton collections made near Miami, Florida, in summer 1971. Larvae were reared for 15 days after hatching in temperature-controlled, 75-liter aquaria. Hatching success was high at all temperatures but larvae did not survive at 35 C, and survival was poor at 21-23 C. Survival was best at temperatures between 26 and 32 C. Mean daily growth increments ranged from 0.056 mm at 21-23 C to 1.035 mm at 32 C. Growth in relation to temperature was expressed by the equation Y = -0.8474 + 0.0537X, where Y equals daily growth increment and X equals temperature. Larval behavior was normal at 26 to 33.5 C. Critical high and low temperatures for larval survival were 35 C and approximately 20 C. © 1972 by the American Fisheries Society.
Keywords: dept.bio

A correlation of seedling height and chromosomal damage in irradiated barley seeds - Conger, Alan D; Stevenson, Harlan Q (Radiation Botany, 1969)
The most commonly used measurement of radiation damage to seeds is seedling height, the mean height a lot of seeds attains at some time during exponential growth. If planted immediately post-irradiation, seeds of a dose lot give a normal height distribution, but if stored before planting give very abnormal and even bimodal height distributions. By within-seed comparisons of chromosome abnormality (from roots excised at 24-36 hr) with height (attained by 7-9 days) in irradiated barley seeds, it is shown that damage to height and to chromosomes are closely correlated, even within a treatment in which great heterogeneity occurs. The two effects have equal radiosensitivity, but different shoulders to their dose curves. Seedling height is not depressed until 25-30 per cent of the cells bear chromosomal abnormalities. The heterogeneity observed is not due to a between-seed heterogeneity in dose or in oxygen content, and probably not in moisture. These experiments show that the heterogeneity arises from factors that operate on post-irradiation (indirect) storage damage, but are without effect on during-irradiation damage (direct). © 1969 Pergamon Press Ltd.
Keywords: dept.bio

Special book review pesticides and the living landscape - Collins, Stephen (BioScience, 1964)
Keywords: dept.bio

Art of Renaissance in Eastern-Europe - Hungary, Bohemia, Poland - Bialostocki,j - Pospisil, Z (Slavic and East European Journal, 1977)
Keywords: dept.art

Two tactics for ethnic survival-Eskimo ℰ Indian - Dryfoos, Robert J. (Trans-action, 1970)
Keywords: dept.ant

Book Review: OTHER: readings in cultural geography. philip l. wagner and marvin w. mikesell (eds.) - Hoyt, Joseph B (American Anthropologist, 1963)
Keywords: book.review; dept.ant

Organizational correlates of perceived role performance in the research laboratory - Harrison, F (IEEE Transactions on Engineering Management, 1984)
Keywords: dept.pres

A survey of space allocation algorithms in use in architectural design in the past twenty years - Frew, Robert Simpson, Ph.D. (ACM, 1980)
The paper presents methods of space allocation applicable to architectural design. These techniques have been developed in the past twenty years and are presented in this paper in such a way that they mav also be applied to other disciplines. Four categories are presented that identify the variations in the dimensioning of the elements, either unit dimension or variable dimension, and the variation in the shape of the boundary, either a simple rectangle or a multi-faceted boundary.
Keywords: Architectural design; Computer aided design; Space allocation; Space allocation algorithm; Unit dimension; Variable-dimension; dept.csc

Book Review: Your children need music - greenberg,m - Haines, BJE (Young Children, 1980)
Keywords: book.review; dept.edu; ⛔ No DOI found

French accent through video analysis - Ecklund, Constance L; Wiese, Peter (Foreign Language Annals, 1981)
Abstract  Evaluating a student's accent in a foreign language is a complex process. Although it is obvious to the instructor whether or not the sound is correct, it is difficult for students both to hear the incorrect sound and to correct it. Too often the instructor merely tells the students that they have spoken incorrectly, expresses the sound properly, and then tries, often without lasting success, to have the students imitate. In a phonetically oriented course, diagrams are used as visual aids to teach correct articulation; but, especially at lower levels, it is difficult and often uninspiring for students to identify their speech production with such text figures. In a new method an improvised television “studio” captures the individual student's speech in an easily reviewable, permanent form on videotape. This visual, personal approach can make spectacular improvement in pronunciation, and the technique appears to be adaptable to any level of language learning. © 1981 American Council on the Teaching of Foreign Languages
Keywords: dept.wll

The origins of the O'Neill renaissance: A history of the 1956 productions of the iceman cometh and long day's journey into night - Garvey, Sheila Hickey (Theatre Survey, 1988)
Keywords: dept.thr

Teaching test taking skills - Rothman, Rosalind W; Cohen, Jill (Intervention In School And Clinic, 1988)
Many special education students have the knowledge but are unable or unprepared to demonstrate that knowledge while taking a test. © 1988, SAGE Publications. All rights reserved.
Keywords: dept.sed

Cognitive assessment with disabled readers - Spear, Louise C.; Sternberg, Robert J. (Special services in the schools, 1986)
This paper describes an approach to cognitive assessment that involves a synthesis of the traditional psychometric approach and the more recent information-processing approaches. In this combined approach, psychometric tests arc supplemented by tasks adapted from information-processing research. The paper focuses on the use of the approach with disabled readers, although the approach may be generalized to many different populations. The Test of Syllable and Phoneme Counting, a measure of awareness of the sound structure of speech, is described, as an example of an information-processing task that would be useful with younger disabled readers. Guidelines for using information-processing measures are also discussed. © 1986 by The Haworth Press, Inc. All rights reserved.
Keywords: dept.sed

Research implications on choosing a program to teach about disabilities - Heinisch, BS (Rehabilitation Literature, 1981)
Keywords: Attitude to Health; Disabled Persons; Human; Individuality; Prejudice; Stereotyping; Teaching; attitude; dept.sed; disabled; education; musculoskeletal system; normal human; psychological aspect; school child; therapy; ⛔ No DOI found

Learning from Living: Dear Rachel - Kronick, Doreen; Rothman, Rosalind (Academic Therapy, 1980)
Keywords: dept.sed

Early alcoholism treatment: The Emmanuel movement and Richard Peabody - McCarthy, K. (Journal of Studies on Alcohol, 1984)
Keywords: alcoholism; central nervous system; dept.soc; diagnosis; group therapy; history; human; leisure; psychoanalysis; psychological aspect; suggestion; therapy

Psychotherapy and religion: The emmanuel movement. - Mccarthy, Katherine (Journal of Religion & Health, 1984)
This paper reconsiders the significance of the Emmanuel movement, a pre- Freudian psychotherapeutic system founded by Dr. Elwood Worcester as a method of church-sponsored healing. Its significance lies in three areas: (1) Historically, it was a popular effort by Protestant clergy to claim religious authority over psychological and psychosomatic ailments, a struggle that the medical profession eventually won almost completely. (2) The Emmanuel movement was an effort to combat the scientific materialism and medical somaticism of its time, including the excessive use of drugs. It aimed at greater individual control over emotional wellbeing through a self-help movement taught by religious leaders using some Christian ideas. Significant parallels can be found with present-day holistic health efforts. (3) Theoretically, Worcester's conception of the "person" is of interest as an effort to construct a nonreductionist view of the interactions of body, mind, and spirit. © 1984 Institutes of Religion and Health.
Keywords: dept.soc

Review of Dependency and Poverty: Old Problems in a New World, by June Axinn and Mark J. Stern - Baskind, Frank R. (Journal of social work education, 1989)
Keywords: dept.swk

Empowerment through collaboration in a state university system - Brower, Irene; Nancy Coleman; Ivry, Patricia; Leipzig, Barbara; Nemzer, Beatrice; Nilsson, Andrew; Sosnowitz, Barbara (Journal of Teaching in Social Work, 1989)
Historically, social workers have been aware of the power of group resources and the importance of networking for their clients and for themselves as professionals. This article is the outgrowth of a collaboration paper presented by the authors at the Association of Baccalaureate Social Work Program Directors Annual Conference on September 22, 1986 in San Antonio, Texas. Four separate social work education programs within a state university system formed an informal collaborative association to address common concerns, develop strategies to enhance resources and to foster mutual support. The context, developmental process, barriers, activities, issues, outcomes and benefits of the collaborative association are described. © 1989 Taylor & Francis Group, LLC.
Keywords: dept.swk

Social-work day to day - the experience of generalist social-work practice - wells,cc - Siegel, E (Journal of Social Work Education, 1989)
Keywords: dept.swk; ⛔ No DOI found

Book Review: Treating the elderly with psychotherapy - the scope for change in later life - sadavoy,j, leszcz,m - Saltz, CC (Social Casework-Journal of Contemporary Social Work, 1988)
Keywords: book.review; dept.swk

Suicide attempts and alcoholism - Hesselbrock, M.; Hesselbrock, V.; Syzmanski, K.; Weidenman, M. (Journal of Studies on Alcohol, 1988)
This study examined the association among suicide attempts, parental alcoholism, psychopathology and drinking history in a sample of hospitalized alcoholics. Suicide attempters were found to have multiple psychiatric diagnoses (e.g., depression, antisocial personality disorder and substance abuse) and more severe psychiatric symptoms than nonattempters. Alcoholic suicide attempters also tended to have a parental history of alcoholism and began abusing alcohol at an early age. Alcohol abuse symptoms during the month before, and 6 month before, the current hospitalization were generally similar for suicide attempters and nonattempters. Clinical implications of the findings are discussed.
Keywords: adult; age; alcoholism; dept.swk; epidemiology; female; human; male; mental disease; normal human; oral drug administration; preliminary communication; psychological aspect; suicide attempt

Book Review: AIDS and the law - a guide for the public - Dalton,HL, Burris,S - Appleby, George Alan (Social Casework-Journal of Contemporary Social Work, 1988)
Keywords: book.review; dept.swk

Impact of a geriatric consultation team on discharge placement and repeat hospitalization - Saltz, Constance C; Mcvey, Laura J; Becker, Peter M; Feussner, John R; Cohen, Harvey J (Gerontologist, 1988)
Keywords: age; consultation; dept.swk; hospitalization; human; major clinical study

Treatment outcome in depressed alcoholics - Hesselbrock, M (Alcoholism-Clinical and Experimental Research, 1987)
Keywords: dept.swk; ⛔ No DOI found

Alcoholism and Substance-Abuse - Course and Outcome - Hesselbrock, V; Hesselbrock, M (Alcoholism-Clinical and Experimental Research, 1987)
Keywords: dept.swk; ⛔ No DOI found

Effects of retesting with the beck and zung depression scales in alcoholics - Choquette, Keith A; Hesselbrock, Michie N (Alcohol and Alcoholism, 1987)
The present study assessed the presence of testing effects arising from the repeated administration of both the Beck and Zung depression scales to a group of 60 inpatient alcoholics. Thirty-seven men and 23 women were randomly assigned to one of three groups and administered the depression scales on one, two or three occasions, in successive weeks of treatment. Although the between group comparisons of initial test administration did not indicate a true change in depression, a within group comparison of initial with subsequent test administrations indicated a clear improvement in depression scores on both scales. Apparently the result of the reactive effects of testing, the within group differences could easily mislead a researcher into believing depression was alleviated when in fact it was not. This sizeable testing effect has obvious implications for studies which repeatedly assess depression. © 1987 Medical Council on Alcoholism.
Keywords: Adult; Aged; Aged, 80 and over; Alcoholism; Depressive Disorder; Emotions; Female; Hospitalization; Human; Male; Middle Age; Psychiatric Status Rating Scales; Support, U.S. Gov't, P.H.S.; Time Factors; adult; aged; alcoholism; article; clinical trial; depression; dept.swk; emotion; female; hospitalization; human; male; randomized controlled trial; rating scale; time; ⛔ No DOI found

Sources of strain between physicians and social workers: Implications for social workers in health care settings - Mizrahi, T.; Abramson, J. (Social Work in Health Care, 1985)
This paper analyzes the sources of strain between the professions of medicine and social work. The two professions are compared in relation to (1) the organization and socialization process of professional training; (2) perspectives on patient care, illness and role of the health care professional; (3) attitudes toward knowledge and data; (4) attitudes toward and preparation for teamwork; (5) perspectives on the role of the patient; (6) perceptions of social work’s function. © 1985 Taylor & Francis Group, LLC.
Keywords: Attitude of Health Personnel; Human; Internship and Residency; Interprofessional Relations; Medical Staff, Hospital; Patient Advocacy; Professional-Patient Relations; Role; Sick Role; Social Perception; Social Work; Socialization; dept.swk; human; organization and management; physician; psychological aspect; short survey; social aspect; social worker; training; united states

Parents' evaluations of genetic counselling. - Black, Rita Beck (Patient Counselling and Health Education, 1980)
Genetic counselling represents a new and important health service, but little is known about how the clients of genetic clinics actually experience and view the genetic counselling process. This paper reports on the evaluations made by clients of a genetics clinic and their recommendations for ways to improve and expand this service. In their comments, clients stressed the need for more time and individual attention from genetic counsellors, additional follow-up and supportive counselling, and increased efforts to educate the general public about birth defects. Their recommendations are discussed in terms of the implications for developing and improving genetic counselling services.
Keywords: anxiety; dept.swk; genetic counseling; heredity; medical education; medical examination; parent; prevention

Using the Newspaper with Disruptive Students - Criscuolo, Nicholas P.; Gallagher, Sally A. (Journal of Reading, 1989)
Keywords: dept.rdg; ⛔ No DOI found

An attitude survey for sustained silent reading programs - Sadoski, MC (Journal of Reading, 1980)
Keywords: dept.rdg; ⛔ No DOI found

Evaluation of a continuing-education program in sex therapy - Sarrel, PM; Sarrel, LJ; Faraclas, WG (American Journal of Public Health, 1982)
Keywords: dept.pch

Preventing maladjustment from infancy through adolescence - rickel,au, allen,l - Glick, M (Contemporary Psychology, 1989)
Keywords: dept.psy

Theories of probabilistic reinforcement. - Mazur, James E (Journal of the Experimental Analysis of Behavior, 1989)
In three experiments, pigeons chose between two alternatives that differed in the probability of reinforcement and the delay to reinforcement. A peck at a red key led to a delay of 5 s and then a possible reinforcer. A peck at a green key led to an adjusting delay and then a certain reinforcer. This delay was adjusted over trials so as to estimate an indifference point, or a duration at which the two alternatives were chosen about equally often. In Experiments 1 and 2, the intertrial interval was varied across conditions, and these variations had no systematic effects on choice. In Experiment 3, the stimuli that followed a choice of the red key differed across conditions. In some conditions, a red houselight was presented for 5 s after each choice of the red key. In other conditions, the red houselight was present on reinforced trials but not on nonreinforced trials. Subjects exhibited greater preference for the red key in the latter case. The results were used to evaluate four different theories of probabilistic reinforcement. The results were most consistent with the view that the value or effectiveness of a probabilistic reinforcer is determined by the total time per reinforcer spent in the presence of stimuli associated with the probabilistic alternative. According to this view, probabilistic reinforcers are analogous to reinforcers that are delivered after variable delays. 1989 Society for the Experimental Analysis of Behavior
Keywords: Animal; Color Perception; Conditioning, Operant; Mental Recall; Probability Learning; Reinforcement Schedule; Support, U.S. Gov't, P.H.S.; adjusting schedule; animal; article; color vision; conditioned reinforcement; dept.psy; instrumental conditioning; intertrial interval; key peck; learning; pigeons; recall; reinforcement; reinforcer delay; reinforcer probability

The need to test hypotheses about paranoid schizophrenia: reply to Clementz and Sweeney. - Glick, Marion; Zigler, Edward (American Psychologist, 1989)
Keywords: dept.psy

Depression: A failure to suppress the self-conscious ‘Monitoring’ of dismal cognitions - Kunzendorf, Robert G; Mclaughlin, Susan (Imagination, Cognition and Personality, 1989)
Keywords: dept.psy

Is paranoid schizophrenia really camouflaged depression - Zigler, Edward; Glick, Marion (American Psychologist, 1988)
Keywords: dept.psy

Effect of lysine-8-vasopressin on retention and retrieval of a discrimination reward task in the rat. - Mulvey, Debra J; Watt, Jean M; Mcewen, Barbara B; Flannelly, Linda M (Behavioral Neuroscience, 1988)
The effect of vasopressin on memory of a brightness discrimination reward task was investigated in 20 male Sprague-Dawley rats. Two measures of retention were used: resistance to extinction and savings scores on a reacquisition task given 45 days after the completion of extinction training. The effect of the peptide on both memory consolidation and retrieval was assessed. There were two major findings: (a) The peptide enhanced memory consolidation of the task whether measured after a short time interval (6 days) or after a long time interval (45 days after completion of extinction training) using a measure of trials to relearn the task, and (b) the peptide had no effect on memory retrieval. These results were compared to those of other studies designed to access memory consolidation and retrieval on appetitive tasks. The mechanisms of the peptide's effect on memory was briefly discussed with respect to three theories on the subject. This study extends the vasopressin research on memory consolidation by suggesting that it pertains to appetitive as well as to aversive tasks.
Keywords: Animal; Appetitive Behavior; Brain; Conditioning, Operant; Discrimination Learning; Extinction (Psychology); Lypressin; Male; Memory; Mental Recall; Motivation; Orientation; Rats; Rats, Inbred Strains; Retention (Psychology); animal experiment; controlled study; dept.psy; lypressin; male; memory consolidation; memory retrieval; nonhuman; psychological aspect; psychophysiology; rat; reward

Premorbid competence, role orientation, and gender differences in DSM-II versus DSM-III schizophrenic patients. - Glick, Marion; Quinlan, Donald M; Zigler, Edward (Journal of Consulting and Clinical Psychology, 1987)
The study compared 71 patients diagnosed as schizophrenic or within the schizophrenia spectrum according to the second edition of the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders (DSM-II) with 66 patients who received similar diagnoses according to the third edition of the same manual (DSM-III). On measures of premorbid competence and role orientation, DSM-II and DSM-III schizophrenic patients obtained comparable scores. The DSM-III patients with schizophrenic versus schizophrenia spectrum diagnoses also obtained comparable scores on these measures. The gender differences in premorbid competence and role orientation that have consistently characterized DSM-II schizophrenics continued to characterize DSM-III schizophrenic and schizophrenia spectrum patients. The results suggest that findings previously obtained with DSM-II schizophrenics concerning premorbid competence and role orientation can be generalized to DSM-III schizophrenics. © 1987 American Psychological Association.
Keywords: adult; classification; competence; dept.psy; gender; human; major clinical study; orientation; schizophrenia

Effectiveness of the Mini-Mult in detecting MMPI pathology in the blind - Needham, Walter E.; Ehmer, Marjy N.; Marchesseault, Linda; l'Aune, William R. De (Journal of Clinical Psychology, 1986)
The Mini‐Mult and MMPI were administered in random order to 60 blind male veterans admitted to a residential rehabilitation program. Mini‐Mult scores predicted the presence or absence of MMPI pathology in 81.7% of the cases. Correlations between the individual Mini‐Mult and MMPI scales were significant at the p < .01 level, but not of sufficient magnitude to permit their interchangeability or to allow for profile diagnosis on the basis of Mini‐Mult scores. Analysis of the false negatives raises questions about the clinical significance of an abnormal MMPI in the population studied. The results support the value of the Mini‐Mult as a screening device, but not as a substitute for a detailed psychological assessment of the blind. Copyright © 1986 Wiley Periodicals, Inc., A Wiley Company
Keywords: Blindness; Human; MMPI; Male; Mass Screening; Mental Disorders; Middle Age; adult; blindness; central nervous system; clinical article; dept.psy; human; priority journal; psychological aspect; rehabilitation; visual system

Premorbid social competence and psychiatric outcome in male and female nonschizophrenic patients - Glick, Marion; Zigler, Edward (Journal of Consulting and Clinical Psychology, 1986)
The relation between premorbid social competence and outcome was examined in 448 (228 male and 220 female) first-admission, nonschizophrenic, state-hospital patients. For both sexes, higher social competence was related to more favorable outcome as reflected in shorter initial hospitalizations and shorter rehospitalizations. Consistent with a developmental formulation, these results provide further evidence that the relation between premorbid competence and outcome is not unique to schizophrenia but can be found for patients of both sexes across a range of diagnoses. © 1986 American Psychological Association.
Keywords: adult; central nervous system; clinical article; competence; dept.psy; human; mental patient; psychological aspect; social aspect; social behavior; therapy

Young-children reinvent arithmetic - implications of piaget theory - kamii,ck, declark,g - Smith, JP (Teachers College Record, 1986)
Keywords: dept.psy; ⛔ No DOI found

Developmental correlates of age at first hospitalization in nonschizophrenic psychiatric patients - Glick, M.; Zigler, E.; Zigler, B. (Journal of Nervous and Mental Disease, 1985)
Age at first hospitalization, premorbid social competence, and developmental categorizations of symptomatology were examined in 228 male and 220 female patients in three diagnostic categories: Major affective disorder, neuroses, and personality disorder. High social competence patients were older at first hospitalization than low competence individuals. Younger first admission patients showed more symptoms in the action category and in the role orientation of turning against others. Older patients more frequently displayed symptoms of the thought variety and of turning against the self. Gender differences in age at first hospitalization were not found. With respect to all developmental variables examined, the results suggest that a broader view of prognosis proposed in research with schizophrenic patients is applicable to nonschizophrenic groups. © 1985 by The Williams & Wilkins Co.
Keywords: Adult; Age Factors; Female; Hospitalization; Human; Male; Marriage; Mental Disorders; Middle Age; Mood Disorders; Neurotic Disorders; Occupations; Personality Disorders; Prognosis; Role; Sex Factors; Social Adjustment; Support, Non-U.S. Gov't; Support, U.S. Gov't, P.H.S.; affective neurosis; age; central nervous system; clinical article; dept.psy; hospitalization; human; mental patient; neurosis; personality disorder; priority journal; psychological aspect; social aspect; sociology

Paranoid schizophrenia: An unorthodox view. - Zigler, Edward; Glick, Marion (American Journal of Orthopsychiatry, 1984)
Keywords: dept.psy

Parent diary - a technique for sampling the expressive language of hearing-impaired children - Kessler, ME (Volta Review, 1983)
Keywords: dept.psy; ⛔ No DOI found

Complexity of context and orientation of figure in the corridor illusion - Fineman, Mark B (Perceptual and Motor Skills, 1981)
Keywords: dept.psy

Comparison of competitive trait anxiety levels of 9-12-year-old participants in little league and neighborhood baseball - Finn, JA; Sprague, LK (International Journal of Sport Psychology, 1981)
Keywords: dept.psy; ⛔ No DOI found

Premorbid social competence and the revolving door phenomenon in psychiatric hospitalization - Marsh, A.; Glick, M.; Zigler, E. (Journal of Nervous and Mental Disease, 1981)
The relation between premorbid social competence and length of initial hospitalization was examined in 381 male state hospital patients in four diagnostic categories: Schizophrenic, affective reaction, psychoneurotic, and personality disorder. A significant relation was discovered between diagnosis and outcome, with schizophrenic patients having the longest and personality disorder patients the shortest lengths of initial hospitalization. Premorbid social competence was related to outcome, as assessed both by length of initial hospitalization, and by whether the patient was rehospitalized. These two outcome measures were found to be positively related, thus supporting the developmental formulation that premorbid social competence is indicative generally of prognosis. The findings were employed to generate the inference that patients at differing levels of premorbid social competence require different treatment modalities. © 1981 by The Williams & Wilkins Co.
Keywords: Adult; Hospitals, Psychiatric; Human; Length of Stay; Male; Mental Disorders; Mood Disorders; Neurotic Disorders; Personality Disorders; Recurrence; Schizophrenia; Social Adjustment; central nervous system; dept.psy; major clinical study; mental hospital; personality disorder; schizophrenia; sociology

Inter-relationships among hospitalization measures of psychiatric outcome - Glick, M.; Marsh, A.; Zigler, E. (Journal of Nervous and Mental Disease, 1980)
In a diagnostically heterogeneous sample of 381 first admission male state hospital patients, no consistent correlations appeared among three commonly employed hospitalization measures of outcome. The possibility that psychiatric hospitalization may be a multidimensional criterion is considered and the implications for outcome research are discussed. © 1980 by The Williams & Wilkins Co.
Keywords: Follow-Up Studies; Hospitalization; Human; Length of Stay; Male; Mental Disorders; Models, Theoretical; Patient Readmission; Support, U.S. Gov't, P.H.S.; central nervous system; dept.psy; hospitalization; major clinical study; therapy

Irrational thinking and adjustment to loss of vision - Needham, WE; Ehmer, MN (Journal of visual impairment & blindness, 1980)
Keywords: dept.psy

Premorbid Social Competence and Outcome among Schizophrenic and Nonschizophrenic Patients - Zigler, Edward; Glick, Marion; Marsh, Anna (The Journal of Nervous and Mental Disease, 1979)
The relation between premorbid social competence and outcome was examined with 381 male state hospital patients in four diagnostic categories: schizophrenia, affective reaction, psychoneurotic disorder, and personality disorder. Outcome was assessed using the measures of length of initial hospitaliz
Keywords: Affective Symptoms; Hospitals, Psychiatric; Human; Length of Stay; Male; Neurotic Disorders; Outcome and Process Assessment (Health Care); Personality Disorders; Prognosis; Schizophrenia; Schizophrenic Psychology; Social Adjustment; Support, U.S. Gov't, P.H.S.; affective neurosis; central nervous system; dept.psy; hospitalization; major clinical study; neurosis; personality disorder; schizophrenia; sociology; therapy

Normal development and psychopathological impairment of the concept of the object on the Rorschach. - Blatt, Sidney J.; Brenneis, C. Brooks; Schimek, Jean G.; Glick, Marion (Journal of Abnormal Psychology, 1976)
Keywords: dept.psy

Book Review: Prospects for Change in Socialist Systems: Challenges and Responses. Edited by Charles J. Bukowski and Mark A. Cichock. New York: Praeger, 1987. 151p. $34.95. - Best, Paul J. (American Political Science Review, 1989)
Keywords: book review; book.review; dept.psc

Book Review: Soviet-east european relations: consolidation and conflict, 1968-1980 . by robert l. hutchings. (madison, WI: the university of wisconsin press, 1983. pp. xvi, 314. 27.50.) - Best, Paul J (The Journal of Politics, 1986)
Keywords: book.review; dept.psc

Occupation and resistance - the greek agony, 1941-44 - hondros,jl - Iatrides, JO (American Historical Review, 1985)
Keywords: dept.psc

The United-States, Greece and Turkey - the Troubled Triangle - Couloumbis,ta - Iatrides, JO (Political Science Quarterly, 1984)
Keywords: dept.psc

Book Review: American-intervention in greece, 1943-1949 - wittner,ls - Iatrides, John O (American Historical Review, 1983)
Keywords: book.review; dept.psc

UN voting data - Rai, Kul B (Journal of Conflict Resolution, 1982)
Keywords: dept.psc

Book Review: Marian rybicki, editor. sejm ustawodawczy rzeczypospolitej polskiej 1947-1952. warszawa: polska akademia nauk, 1977. 350 pp. - Best, Paul J (Canadian-american Slavic Studies, 1981)
Keywords: book.review; dept.psc

Book Review: Protest movements in two indian states: A study of the gujarat and bihar movements . by ghanshyam shah. (delhi, india: ajanta publications, 1977. pp. xi + 171. 8.00.) - Rai, Kul B (American Political Science Review, 1980)
Keywords: book.review; dept.psc

Foreign aid and voting in the UN general assembly, 1967—1976 - Rai, Kul B (Journal of Peace Research, 1980)
This paper examines the relationship between foreign (economic) aid and the General Assembly votes for the period 1967-76. The countries included in this study are the United States, the Soviet Union, and those of their aid recipients which are considered less developed. Two related hypotheses, one on the use of aid as an inducement and the other as a reward or a punishment, are tested. The methods used are Index of Agreement, devised by Arend Lijphart, and Pearson's r. The findings indicate that the American aid is more effective as an inducement and the Soviet aid is more effective as a reward or a punishment. The former has a closer association with the General Assembly votes from 1967-73 than in later years. Economic aid is increasingly used by the United States more to serve its security interests in the Middle East than for any other purpose, and it is possible that not so much of a return for the American aid is expected in the UN as was the case earlier. © 1980, Sage Publications. All rights reserved.
Keywords: dept.psc

Book Review: Laird archer. balkan tragedy. manhattan, kansas: kansas state university, 1977. iv, 751 pp. 20.00 (published in conjunction with military affairs) - Iatrides, Johno (Canadian-american Slavic Studies, 1979)
Keywords: book.review; dept.psc

Sponsorship of Draft Resolutions and Amendments in Un-General-Assembly, 1946-1970 - Rai, KB (Polity, 1977)
Keywords: dept.psc

Political science in poland - Bodnar, Artur; Best, Paul J (PS Political Science & Politics, 1976)
Keywords: dept.psc

From liberation to civil war: the united states and greece, 1944-46 - Iatrides, John O (Southeastern Europe, 1976)
Keywords: dept.psc

Book Review: Mathematical applications in political science, VII . edited by james f. herndon and joseph l. bernd. (charlottesville: the university press of virginia, 1974. pp. 84. 9.75.) - Rai, Kul B (American Political Science Review, 1976)
Keywords: book.review; dept.psc

Lijphart's IA and pearson's r for studying un voting - Rai, Kul B (Comparative Political Studies, 1974)
Keywords: dept.psc

Foreign policy and voting in the UN general assembly - Rai, Kul B (International Organization, 1972)
Keywords: dept.psc

Creationism as science: what every teacher-scientist should know. - Gatzke, Ken W (Science Education, 1985)
Keywords: dept.phi

High-technology and hospice home care. Strange bedfellows - Hays, J.C. (Nursing Clinics of North America, 1988)
Technologic advances are changing hospice home care. A case study explores the clinical dilemmas and illustrates the educational and research agendas required to resolve them.
Keywords: Adult; Case Report; Female; Home Care Services; Hospices; Human; Patient Care Planning; Patient Care Team; Technology, High-Cost; Terminal Care; United States; computer analysis; dept.nur; home care; hospice; medical technology; organization and management; review; technical aid; united states; ⛔ No DOI found

Hospice policy and patterns of care - Hays, Judith C (Journal of Nursing Scholarship, 1986)
Hospice providers and policy makers are currently evaluating the emerging patterns of hospice care, especially regarding cost containment considerations. This study compared patterns of care for two groups of hospice homecare clients–one group, which received only homecare services for the duration of the hospice career; the other, which received both hospice homecare and inpatient services. The groups were significantly different on clinical parameters, number of homecare episodes, survival rate, and place of death. The impact of policy structures on continuity of care and service equity are discussed. Copyright © 1986, Wiley Blackwell. All rights reserved
Keywords: Aged; Comparative Study; Connecticut; Cost Control; Female; Home Care Services; Hospices; Hospitalization; Human; Male; Middle Age; Public Policy; United States; adult; aged; article; comparative study; cost control; dept.nur; economics; female; home care; hospice; hospitalization; human; male; organization and management; policy; utilization review

Intimate partners - some unfinished business - Lynch, BJ (Journal of Marital and Family Therapy, 1989)
Keywords: dept.mft; ⛔ No DOI found

Ordeal therapy - haley,j - Lynch, B (Family Relations, 1985)
Keywords: dept.mft

Diagnosing race relations in management - Alderfer, Clayton P; Alderfer, Charleen; Tucker, L M; Tucker, Robert C (The Journal of Applied Behavioral Science, 1980)
This paper reports the theory, process, results, and consequences of diagnosing the race relations among managers of a large industrial corporation. A four person diagnostic team consisting of a black female, black male, white female, and white male, aided by a 12-person advisory committee of similar race/sex composition, developed an organic questionnaire and administered it to more than 600 managers. Data were collected and analyzed on general race relations, management groups, hiring, advancement, firing, actions for change, and reactions to the study. Analysis showed that the state of race relations in the company was related to a variety of systemic conditions including the ideas and feelings of individuals, the perceptions and actions of key groups, and the structure of the whole organization. As a result of the diagnosis, management committed itself to an action plan that addressed all the problematic issues uncovered by the diagnosis. © 1980, Sage Publications. All rights reserved.
Keywords: dept.mft

Business students' perceptions of women in management - Frank, Ellen J (Sex Roles, 1988)
This study surveyed 202 undergraduate business majors regarding their perceptions of women in management. Research focused on male and female students' acceptance of women managers, the extent students perceived women managers as being accepted by others, and a comparison of descriptions of the typical male and female manager. Male students were found to be less accepting of women's dual role. Men perceived women managers as being less knowledgeable and possessing poorer managerial skills than male managers. Women managers were perceived as having greater interpersonal skills. Female students showed a greater preference for a male boss. Their descriptions of women managers were more positive regarding competency, but emphasized an interpersonal rather than a task orientation. The conclusion is made that perceptual stereotypes have not radically changed when compared to research reported in the 1970s. © 1988 Plenum Publishing Corporation.
Keywords: dept.mgt

Designing and implementing a personnel mis - Frank, EJ (Personnel, 1987)
Keywords: dept.mgt; ⛔ No DOI found

Media politics - the news strategies of presidential campaigns - arterton,fc - Glassman, RM (Journalism Quarterly, 1985)
Keywords: dept.jrn; ⛔ No DOI found

From spokesman to press secretary - white-house media operations - spragens,wc, terwoord,ca - Glassman, RM (Journalism Quarterly, 1982)
Keywords: dept.jrn; ⛔ No DOI found

The magazine - everything you need to know to make it in the magazine business - mogel,l - Marshall-Glassman, R (Journalism Quarterly, 1980)
Keywords: dept.jrn; ⛔ No DOI found

Stalking the Feature Story - How to Get and Write the Facts on the People, Places and Events That Make the News - Ruehlmann,w - Glassman, RM (Journalism Quarterly, 1979)
Keywords: dept.jrn; ⛔ No DOI found

Myths, misconceptions and mistakes in collection development - Yesner, Bernice L. (Collection Management, 1985)
Keywords: dept.ils

Librarians Agreements - Bargaining for a Heterogeneous Profession - Weatherford,jw - Kusack, JM (Journal of Academic Librarianship, 1989)
Keywords: dept.ils; ⛔ No DOI found

Taken aback - Kusack, J (Wilson Library Bulletin, 1987)
Keywords: dept.ils; ⛔ No DOI found

Output measures and library space planning - Lushington, N. (Library Trends, 1987)
This article suggests that over the next decade library performance measures - such as output measures - can become the basis for library space planning programs that will determine the quantity and relative location of user hierarchies for each type of public service.
Keywords: dept.ils; ⛔ No DOI found

Book Review: Gamaliel bailey and antislavery union. by stanley harrold. (kent: kent state university press, 1986. xvi + 301 pp. 28.00.) - Davis, Hugh (The Journal of American History, 1988)
Keywords: book.review; dept.his

Review of Explaining Religion: Criticism and Theory from Bodin to Freud - Ausmus, Harry J. (The American Historical Review, 1988)
Keywords: dept.his

Review of Henry David Thoreau: A Life of the Mind, Robert D. Richardson, Jr - Caruthers, J. Wade; Richardson, Robert D. (The American Historical Review, 1987)
Keywords: dept.his

Review of Religion in the Age of Romanticism: Studies in Early Nineteenth-Century Thought - Ausmus, Harry J. (The American Historical Review, 1986)
Keywords: dept.his

Review of The Seven Day Circle: The History and Meaning of the Week - Ausmus, Harry J. (The American Historical Review, 1986)
Keywords: dept.his

Research in South Africa: to know an archive - Feinberg, Harvey M (History in Africa, 1986)
Keywords: dept.his

Review of L'ordre du temps - Ausmus, Harry J. (The American Historical Review, 1985)
Keywords: dept.his

Western religious thought - Ausmus, Harry J (Journal of the American Academy of Religion, 1982)
Keywords: dept.his

Review of Transcendentalism as a Social Movement, 1830-1850 - Caruthers, J. Wade (The American Historical Review, 1982)
Keywords: dept.his

Nuclear-weapons and the future - an unthinkable proposal - Tyler, RL (Humanist, 1982)
Keywords: dept.his; ⛔ No DOI found

Book Review: Revolution and tradition in tientsin, 1949-1952 - lieberthal,kg - Lee, TL (American Historical Review, 1981)
Keywords: book.review; dept.his

High noon in memory lane - the superior reality of the past - Tyler, RL (Humanist, 1981)
Keywords: dept.his; ⛔ No DOI found

An eighteenth-century case of plagiarism: william smith's A new voyage to guinea - Feinberg, Harvey M. (History in Africa, 1979)
Keywords: dept.his

Nietzsche and eschatology - Ausmus, Harry J. (The Journal of Religion, 1978)
Keywords: dept.his

Book Review: Visions of Utopia: Nashoba, Rugby, Ruskin, and the “New Communities” in Tennessee's Past. By John Egerton. (Knoxville: University of Tennessee Press, Tennessee Historical Commission, 1977. 95 pp. Maps, illustrations, more resources, and index. Paper, $3.50.) - Caruthers, J. Wade (Journal of American History, 1978)
J. Wade Caruthers; Visions of Utopia: Nashoba, Rugby, Ruskin, and the “New Communities” in Tennessee's Past. By John Egerton. (Knoxville: University of Tenness
Keywords: book.review; dept.his

Review of The Encyclopaedia Africana Dictionary of African Biography, Volume I: Ethiopia-Ghana - Feinberg, Harvey M. (The International Journal of African Historical Studies, 1978)
Keywords: dept.his

Plant Liberation - Struggle Against Fauna Chauvinism - Tyler, RL (Humanist, 1978)
Keywords: dept.his; ⛔ No DOI found

Review of Trade and Economic Change on the Gold Coast, 1807-1874 - Feinberg, H.M. (The International Journal of African Historical Studies, 1977)
Keywords: dept.his

Schopenhauer's view of history: A note - Ausmus, Harry J. (History and Theory, 1976)
Keywords: dept.his

There Was an Elmina Note, But.... - Feinberg, H.M. (The International Journal of African Historical Studies, 1976)
Keywords: dept.his

Confessions of a Closet Househusband - Tyler, RL (Humanist, 1976)
Keywords: dept.his; ⛔ No DOI found

Review of Akwapim Handbook - Feinberg, H. M. (The International Journal of African Historical Studies, 1975)
Keywords: dept.his

Boredom and Treadmill of Doing - Tyler, RL (Humanist, 1975)
Keywords: dept.his; ⛔ No DOI found

New data on European mortality in West Africa: the Dutch on the Gold Coast, 1719-1760. - Feinberg, Harvey M (The Journal of African History, 1974)
Keywords: dept.his

Review of Colonial Governors from the Fifteenth Century to the Present. A Comprehensive List - Feinberg, H. M. (The International Journal of African Historical Studies, 1973)
Keywords: dept.his

Consciousness Iv - or Let Us Not Envy Young - Tyler, RL (Humanist, 1972)
Keywords: dept.his; ⛔ No DOI found

Old Siwash Is Not Our Beacon - Tyler, RL (Journal of General Education, 1972)
Keywords: dept.his; ⛔ No DOI found

Book Review: Mill town: A social history of everett, washington, from its earliest beginnings on the shores of puget sound to the tragic and infamous event known as the everett massacre. by norman h. clark. (seattle: university of washington press, 1970. x + 267 pp. illustrations, notes, and index. 7.95.) - Tyler, Robert (The Journal of American History, 1972)
Keywords: book.review; dept.his

Review of Benin and the Europeans 1485-1897 - Feinberg, H. M. (African Historical Studies, 1971)
Keywords: dept.his

Review of Trade and Politics on the Gold Coast: 1600-1720. A Study of the African Reaction to European Trade - Feinberg, H. M. (African Historical Studies, 1971)
Keywords: dept.his

Pornos and Prudes Unite - Tyler, RL (Humanist, 1971)
Keywords: dept.his; ⛔ No DOI found

An Incident in Elmina-Dutch Relations, The Gold Coast (Ghana), 1739-1740 - Feinberg, H. M. (African Historical Studies, 1970)
Keywords: dept.his

Review of West African Trade and Coast Society: A Family Study - Feinberg, H. M. (African Historical Studies, 1970)
Keywords: dept.his

2-Marriage Revolving-Mate Generation-Bridging Plan to Save Marriage - Tyler, RL (Humanist, 1970)
Keywords: dept.his; ⛔ No DOI found

Social education looks at history curriculum - 11-year view - Caruthers, J. Wade (Social Education, 1967)
Keywords: dept.his; ⛔ No DOI found

Aggression levels among varsity high-school athletes - Kemler, DS; Finn, JA (Medicine and Science in Sports and Exercise, 1985)
Keywords: dept.hms

The public shell: Vehicle for venture financing - Morgan, Alfred D (Journal of Business Venturing, 1988)
A public shell is generally defined as an inactive public corporation. It may or may not have assets or a publicly trading stock. However, for purposes here it must have valid SEC and domicile-State legal standing to permit its reactivation by merger with, or acquisition of, an operating company. After many years of clouded regard because of promoters' stock abuses, acceptance of using a shell to go public has considerably widened. This has been due to clarified and tighter SEC policies, rising costs of an IPO, and innovative financial uses of a shell by businessmen and investment bankers. Supply of shells probably still greatly exceeds demand for shells because of the mortality rate of the waves of new issues of recent years, the lack of cleanness of many of these shells and still lagging sophistication in their use. Nevertheless, advertising analysis indicates that in the past year alone companies "going public the back door" has at least trebled the number a decade ago. The greater part of this increase, also, appears to be accountable by ventures. For venture start-ups public access via merger with a shell can produce economies in legal/accounting costs and opportunity cost in time. It is also a means of becoming public when an initial public offering is not feasible due to market condition or nature of business. If the stock is trading it can encourage initial venture capital investment. The concept impact can vault the stock price even before earnings eventuate. Or exciting prospects can entice an exaggerated price/earnings ratio on tiny earnings. These events can even facilitate additional financing to prolong viability. But once the venture decides to use a shell for public access, the caveats of the route must be considered. In addition to valid registration and cleanness, such aspects as stockholder list, market sponsorship, control and dilution problems must be matched to the venture's financial aims. Cost of the shell can vary between $25,000-$100,000 depending on the outcome of these considerations, terms of payment, and general attractiveness of the venture entering the shell. Finally, speculative merits of shell stocks compared with the OTC Index of Industrial Stocks show that for equal holding periods, a market basket of revived-shell stocks bought soon after revival and sold around their highs, during the past decade would have produced multiple total returns compared to the less speculative index market basket. This optimum buy-sell period usually fell between 18 months and two years. But these returns presume not only sagacious timing, but that sales of stock of the typically small companies constituting shell-revivals could actually be made at the prices shown in the National Securities Dealers Pink Sheets. Beyond the optimum holding period, shell-descended companies become increasingly subject to valuation factors similar to those accorded to long established companies in related industries. © 1988.
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Geography, its history and concepts - a students guide - holtjensen,a - Martin, GJ (Professional Geographer, 1989)
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Geography in Peru - Yacher, Leon (The Professional Geographer, 1989)
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Review: A Social and Economic Atlas of India - Muthiah,s - Yacher, Leon (American Cartographer, 1989)
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British geography 1918-1945 - steel,rw - Martin, GJ (Professional Geographer, 1989)
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On whittlesey, bowman and harvard - Martin, Geoffrey J (Annals of The Association of American Geographers, 1988)
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Preston E. James, 1899–1986 - Martin, Geoffrey J (Annals of The Association of American Geographers, 1988)
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Against presentist histories: solot's view of sauer - Speth, William W (Annals of The Association of American Geographers, 1987)
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International regulation of whaling - from conservation of whaling to conservation of whales and regulation of whale-watching - birnie,p - Glassner, MI (Ocean Development and International Law, 1987)
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The ecologic tradition in american geography 1895–1925 - Martin, Geoffrey J (Canadian Geographer, 1987)
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On the discrimination of Anthropo‐Geocraphies - Speth, William W (Canadian Geographer, 1987)
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Peru: the 1981 Census - Yacher, Leon (Geography, 1987)
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Recollections of a revolution - geography as spatial science - billinge,m, gregory,d, martin,r - Martin, GJ (Journal of Geography, 1986)
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History of geography - geographer responds - Martin, GJ (National Geographic Research, 1986)
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Book Review: steel, R.W. 1984: the institute of british geographers: the first fifty years. dor chester: henry ling-dorset press. ix + 170 pp. £12.00 - Martin, Geoffrey J. (Progress in Physical Geography, 1985)
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Arctic technology and policy - dyer,i, chryssostomidis,c - Grassner, MI (Economic Geography, 1985)
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Paradigm change: a history of geography in the United States, 1892-1925. - Martin, G.J. (National Geographic Research, 1985)
The third of 5 paradigm periods posited for the history of American geography extends from the establishment of the Committee of Ten in 1892, to the publication of Carl Sauer's 'The Morphology of Landscape' in 1925. This period witnessed the emergence of discipline and profession - an inert physiography, energized by the discipline-forming Davisian cycle of erosion, preceded the causal notion. Determinisms that gave way to studies of control, adjustment, and the geographic factor, provided a framework for the geographic philosophies of such scholars as Albert Perry Brigham, Ellsworth Huntington, and Ellen Semple. Regional delimitations of physiographic provinces and variant forms of economic geography emerged as alternatives to causality. The geography of France, Germany, and Britain afforded little support for varieties of determinism in America, and was further questioned during the 1914-1918 war years. Meanwhile, Wellington D. Jones and Carl O. Sauer developed another viewpoint, adumbrated by Sauer in a series of papers culminating in 'The Morphology of Landscape'. The locus of American geography had been moved.-Author
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Preservation of the history of geography - Martin, G.J. (Journal of Geography, 1985)
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Perspective on ratzel political-geography - hunter,jm - Martin, GJ (Professional Geographer, 1985)
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Selected Essays 1963-1975 - Sauer,carl,o. - Callahen,b - Martin, GJ (Professional Geographer, 1984)
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A history of modern british geography - freeman,tw - Martin, GJ (Annals of the Association of American Geographers, 1982)
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The history of the royal-geographical-society 1830-1980 - to the farthest ends of the earth - cameron,i - Martin, GJ (Progress in Human Geography, 1982)
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New haven, connecticut, from the air - Richason, F Benjamin; Yacher, Leon (Journal of Geography, 1981)
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