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New Faculty Offices: An Evaluation, Laurie Anderson
New Faculty Offices: An Evaluation, Laurie Anderson
Master's Theses
No abstract provided.
Catholic Men's And Women's Discriminations Between Morality And Convention, Jean Marie Bradt
Catholic Men's And Women's Discriminations Between Morality And Convention, Jean Marie Bradt
Master's Theses
No abstract provided.
Adolescent Liberals' And Conservatives' Visions Of Morality, Charles M. Shelton
Adolescent Liberals' And Conservatives' Visions Of Morality, Charles M. Shelton
Master's Theses
No abstract provided.
Language Production By Normals Under Conditions Of Personalized Distraction, Penelope Thrasher
Language Production By Normals Under Conditions Of Personalized Distraction, Penelope Thrasher
Master's Theses
No abstract provided.
The Effect Of Personal Theories About The Causes Of Crime On Discretionary Responses To Criminals, William Thomas Perkowitz
The Effect Of Personal Theories About The Causes Of Crime On Discretionary Responses To Criminals, William Thomas Perkowitz
Master's Theses
No abstract provided.
A Signal Detection Theory Analysis Of Several Psychophysical Procedures Used In Lateralization Tasks, Joseph N. Baumann
A Signal Detection Theory Analysis Of Several Psychophysical Procedures Used In Lateralization Tasks, Joseph N. Baumann
Master's Theses
No abstract provided.
A Sentence Completion Measure For The Intimacy Motive, Theodore Constantine Bililies
A Sentence Completion Measure For The Intimacy Motive, Theodore Constantine Bililies
Master's Theses
No abstract provided.
Normal Hysterical And Normal Obsessive-Compulsive Personality Styles: A Rerospective Study Of Developmental Correlates, Mark Joseph Groberski
Normal Hysterical And Normal Obsessive-Compulsive Personality Styles: A Rerospective Study Of Developmental Correlates, Mark Joseph Groberski
Master's Theses
No abstract provided.
The Effects Of Color Reversal On The Maze Performance Of Learning Disabled And Normal Children, Susan Ramsay Knaysi
The Effects Of Color Reversal On The Maze Performance Of Learning Disabled And Normal Children, Susan Ramsay Knaysi
Master's Theses
Recent studies examining the performance of braininjured children (specifically, cerebral palsied children) reported improvement of perceptual-motor abilities on graphic tests with figure-ground reversals (Uhlin & Dickinson, 1970; May, 1978). A pilot study was done to ascertain whether this facilitative effect of color manipulation would be demonstrated with hyperactive children also classified as perceptually impaired. A significant difference in performance was found between the white background/black figure manipulation and the black background/white figure manipulation by age (5-10 year olds). Normal children did not demonstrate this facilitative effect. It was postulated that this effect would generalize to learning disabled children. In the …
Testing The Efficacy Of A Cognitive-Behavioral Treatment For Impulsivity With Female Juvenile Delinquents, Dinaz Lynn Stafford
Testing The Efficacy Of A Cognitive-Behavioral Treatment For Impulsivity With Female Juvenile Delinquents, Dinaz Lynn Stafford
Master's Theses
This experiment was conducted in order to determine the efficacy of cognitive-behavioral treatment, involving self-instructions training for impulsivity, on female juvenile delinquents. An additional consideration was whether instructions educating subjects about the generalizability of self-instructions would lead to a decrease in impulsivity in a classroom situation. Thirty subjects were randomly assigned tp 3 groups - Group 1 being trained in self-instructions and receiving generalizing instructions, Group 2 being trained self-instruction alone, and Group 3 serving as the attentional control group. The Matching Familiar Figures test was admini stered before and after treatment sessions and the Impulsive Behavior Scale was rated …
Personality And Emotional Factors In Learning Disabled Children, Richard M. Volden
Personality And Emotional Factors In Learning Disabled Children, Richard M. Volden
Master's Theses
No abstract provided.
The Intimacy Motive And Its Relationship To Interpersonal Perception In The Dating Couple, Rogelio Rodriguez
The Intimacy Motive And Its Relationship To Interpersonal Perception In The Dating Couple, Rogelio Rodriguez
Master's Theses
No abstract provided.
Wisc-R Performance In A Clinical Population Classified As Overcontrolled And Undercontrolled, Mary M. Gonzalez
Wisc-R Performance In A Clinical Population Classified As Overcontrolled And Undercontrolled, Mary M. Gonzalez
Master's Theses
No abstract provided.
Hispanic Subgroup Utilization Patterns At An Inner-City Community Mental Health Center, Silas Gregory Gilliam
Hispanic Subgroup Utilization Patterns At An Inner-City Community Mental Health Center, Silas Gregory Gilliam
Master's Theses
No abstract provided.
Life Experiences Influencing Attitudes Toward Personal Death, Kevin J. Franke
Life Experiences Influencing Attitudes Toward Personal Death, Kevin J. Franke
Master's Theses
No abstract provided.
Predicting Interpersonal Effectiveness: The Effects Of Masculinity, Femininity And Intimacy Motivation, Anne Margaret Slocum Mceneaney
Predicting Interpersonal Effectiveness: The Effects Of Masculinity, Femininity And Intimacy Motivation, Anne Margaret Slocum Mceneaney
Master's Theses
No abstract provided.
Perceived Training Needs Of Basic And Applied Social Psychology Graduate Students, Monica M. Kuchera
Perceived Training Needs Of Basic And Applied Social Psychology Graduate Students, Monica M. Kuchera
Master's Theses
No abstract provided.
The Effects Of Real Versus Simulated Context On Recall, Laura Anne Monti
The Effects Of Real Versus Simulated Context On Recall, Laura Anne Monti
Master's Theses
No abstract provided.
Foreign Study: An Analysis Of The Short Term Effect, Randy P. Mccombie
Foreign Study: An Analysis Of The Short Term Effect, Randy P. Mccombie
Master's Theses
No abstract provided.
Easterbrook's Hypothesis And Eyewitness Cue Utilization, Mark R. Hill
Easterbrook's Hypothesis And Eyewitness Cue Utilization, Mark R. Hill
Master's Theses
Although well-supported and historically-important, the Yerkes-Dodson research cannot incorporate current findings on the relationship of arousal and selective attention. Easterbrook's hypothesis suggests that arousal produces a narrowing of attention which selects among available stimuli. Whether information is processed depends on the level of arousal and the nature of the task. As arousal increases, Easterbrook predicts more attention directed to central tasks, while superfluous stimuli are progressively removed. The present investigation studied the predictions of Easterbrook' s hypothesis on.incidental memory in a simulated eyewitness case. College students were aroused to either resting, 50, 65, or 85 percent maximum heartrate by their …
The Effects Of Positive And Negative Mental Rehearsal Upon Adolescent Boy's Performance On Mirror Drawing, Jeffrey Alan Betman
The Effects Of Positive And Negative Mental Rehearsal Upon Adolescent Boy's Performance On Mirror Drawing, Jeffrey Alan Betman
Master's Theses
Forty-five adolescent males were divided into three groups of imagery ability based on Marks' Vividness of Visual Imagery Questionnaire. Within the groups of low, medium, and high ability each subject was randomly assigned to one of three mental rehearsal conditions: positive mental rehearsal, negative mental rehearsal or neutral mental rehearsal. Subjects were given the appropriate mental rehearsal instructions and then completed a mirror drawing task. A 3 x 3 (ability level x type of instructions) analysis of variance was performed on the number of errors and elapsed time for the mirror drawing task. Although specific hypotheses had been predicted no …
Locus Of Control And Attribution As Predictors Of Learned Helplessness In Children, Anne Marie Albano
Locus Of Control And Attribution As Predictors Of Learned Helplessness In Children, Anne Marie Albano
Master's Theses
The present study investigated the predictive value of locus of control and internal-external attribution as they relate to learned helplessness in children. Forty four females and twenty seven males enrolled in the fifth and sixth grades of a private elementary school served as subjects. Subjects were group administered the Nowicki Strickland Locus of Control Scale for Children and the KASTAN Attribution Rating Scale. They were then exposed to a guessing task designed to induce helplessness, and subsequently tested on a persistence task. It was expected that subjects would differ in persistence time based upon their internal-external locus of control orientation, …
The Effects Of Asphyxia Neonatorum On Infant State Patterns, Richard J. Sosnowski
The Effects Of Asphyxia Neonatorum On Infant State Patterns, Richard J. Sosnowski
Master's Theses
No abstract provided.
Nonintellectual Characteristics Of Mathematically Gifted Young Adolescents, Elizabeth A. Smith
Nonintellectual Characteristics Of Mathematically Gifted Young Adolescents, Elizabeth A. Smith
Master's Theses
No abstract provided.
A Study Of The Relationship Between Neonatal Characteristics And Attachment Behavior In Infants At Twelve Months, Janice M. Kowalski
A Study Of The Relationship Between Neonatal Characteristics And Attachment Behavior In Infants At Twelve Months, Janice M. Kowalski
Master's Theses
No abstract provided.
The Missouri Children's Picture Series: The Development Of A Two-Point Configurational Analysis System, Elida Cristina Cox
The Missouri Children's Picture Series: The Development Of A Two-Point Configurational Analysis System, Elida Cristina Cox
Master's Theses
No abstract provided.
The Behavioral Display Of Power And Intimacy Motivation, Jeffrey Robert Wilbert
The Behavioral Display Of Power And Intimacy Motivation, Jeffrey Robert Wilbert
Master's Theses
No abstract provided.
Continuity And Change: Childrearing Practices And Values Of Filipino Parents In Metropolitan Chicago, Heda K. Dimasuay
Continuity And Change: Childrearing Practices And Values Of Filipino Parents In Metropolitan Chicago, Heda K. Dimasuay
Master's Theses
No abstract provided.
The Relationship Between State And Prandial Condition In High-Risk And Healthy Infants, Lorraine M. Hall
The Relationship Between State And Prandial Condition In High-Risk And Healthy Infants, Lorraine M. Hall
Master's Theses
No abstract provided.
Influence Of Stress Due To Circumcision On Sleep State Organization In The Neonate, Dalma Kalogjera
Influence Of Stress Due To Circumcision On Sleep State Organization In The Neonate, Dalma Kalogjera
Master's Theses
No abstract provided.