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A Reliability Study Of A Sew System For Coding Family Therapists' Verbalizations, Judith Mayerovitch Dec 1972

A Reliability Study Of A Sew System For Coding Family Therapists' Verbalizations, Judith Mayerovitch

Masters Theses

No abstract provided.


Visual Imagery To Increase Overt Behavior, Discern Interpersonal Reinforcers, And Identify Interpersonal Difficulties, John Edward Landino Dec 1972

Visual Imagery To Increase Overt Behavior, Discern Interpersonal Reinforcers, And Identify Interpersonal Difficulties, John Edward Landino

Masters Theses

No abstract provided.


Effects Of Dietary Factors And Morphine Administration On Voluntary Alcohol Consumption And Dopamine Metabolism In Rats, Claudia Smithson Aug 1972

Effects Of Dietary Factors And Morphine Administration On Voluntary Alcohol Consumption And Dopamine Metabolism In Rats, Claudia Smithson

Loma Linda University Electronic Theses, Dissertations & Projects

The effect of diet and dietary additives on voluntary alcohol consumption in male Sprague-Dawley rats was studied. Alcohol intake measured weekly and reported as ml of a 10% solution ingested per 100 grams body weight. A four week pre-experimental period was designed to determine individual tendencies to drink and thus to eliminate the high and low drinkers from the study. No difference was found in alcohol intake with either starch or sugar as the carbohydrate source; however, there was a greater weight gain ( p < .025) in those animals consuming sugar-based diets. Rats on poor-quality diets containing minimal amounts of vitamins and minerals continued to gradually increase alcohol consumption during the study. This diet, supplemented with coffee, caused the greatest significant increase in alcohol intake and the lowest weight gains. Addition of coffee to the diets significantly increased alcohol consumption (p< .005) but decreased growth rate (p < .0005) . However, when the poor quality diets were supplemented with vitamins and minerals, alcohol consumption was reduced by about 50% (p < .005) and weight gain was significantly increased (p < .0005).

The daily intraperitoneal administration of morphine sulfate significantly decreased alcohol intake (p < .02) and the per cent of total fluid consumed as alcohol (p < .02) but did not effect water consumption.

An attempt was …


The Treatment Of Hallucinogenic Drug Abusers: A Study Of Physicians’ Perceptions, Frederick Jon Latimer Aug 1972

The Treatment Of Hallucinogenic Drug Abusers: A Study Of Physicians’ Perceptions, Frederick Jon Latimer

Masters Theses

No abstract provided.


Another Look At The Mini-Mult, Dianne S. Umansky Aug 1972

Another Look At The Mini-Mult, Dianne S. Umansky

Masters Theses

No abstract provided.


The Effects Of A Structured Human Relations Training Laboratory On The Behavior Of College Students, Daniel R. Klainer Aug 1972

The Effects Of A Structured Human Relations Training Laboratory On The Behavior Of College Students, Daniel R. Klainer

Masters Theses

No abstract provided.


The Relationship Between Selected Wisc Factors And The Differential Responsiveness Of Children In Two Token Economy Systems, Edward F. Strong Aug 1972

The Relationship Between Selected Wisc Factors And The Differential Responsiveness Of Children In Two Token Economy Systems, Edward F. Strong

Masters Theses

No abstract provided.


Participation Of Mental Patients In Aftercare Services As A Function Of Self-Concept, James Garner Wentzell Apr 1972

Participation Of Mental Patients In Aftercare Services As A Function Of Self-Concept, James Garner Wentzell

Masters Theses

No abstract provided.


An Evaluation Of A Portable Automated Desensitization Device Using A Standardized Hierarchy, Robert John Eizenga Apr 1972

An Evaluation Of A Portable Automated Desensitization Device Using A Standardized Hierarchy, Robert John Eizenga

Masters Theses

No abstract provided.


A Curriculum For The Profoundly Retarded Children In A Development Center For Handicapped Minors, Charles William Koontz Jan 1972

A Curriculum For The Profoundly Retarded Children In A Development Center For Handicapped Minors, Charles William Koontz

Walden Dissertations and Doctoral Studies

The development of the infant from birth to four years will approximately parallel the stages of development of the profoundly retarded children enrolled in the Development Centers for Handicapped Minors ( DCHM ) in California. The retarded child is a human being and may be assumed to have the same basic equipment as the normal child. If we expand and prolong the development stated of the normal child we will be able to lead the DCHM child through these states in slow motion to insure progress.

To develop a curriculum, an assessment of the abilities of the child was necessary. …


Testing Of A Design For Client Evaluation Of A Conciliation Service, James A. Dudley, James C. Euler, Peter Njoroge, Richard Streissguth Jan 1972

Testing Of A Design For Client Evaluation Of A Conciliation Service, James A. Dudley, James C. Euler, Peter Njoroge, Richard Streissguth

Dissertations and Theses

This study is an attempt to develop, design, and implement procedures for better data collection in the future and for an evaluation of the services provided in the past.

Conciliation Courts have developed across the country on the notion that case work services can, at best, save a marriage from divorce and, at least, can do no harm. Evaluation of the effectiveness of conciliation services is limited and contradictory.

This practicum is an attempt to develop a research design which can measure the effectiveness of conciliation service. We consider the first priority to develop a work­able design which will insure …


The Stereotyped Image Of Mental Illness And How It Can Be Eliminated, Larry Latham Jan 1972

The Stereotyped Image Of Mental Illness And How It Can Be Eliminated, Larry Latham

Honors Theses

One out of every ten people in the United States will at some time be hospitalized for a mental illness. Billions of dollars each year are spent on books about personal adjustment. Mental illness is not something that the public can be ignorant about.

This paper is concerned with understanding why the public views mental disorders as it does, and how a more optimistic perception can be attained.


The Social History Questionnaire As Related To Length Of Stay In Psychotherapy, David P. Jachim Jan 1972

The Social History Questionnaire As Related To Length Of Stay In Psychotherapy, David P. Jachim

Masters Theses

A serious problem encountered in clinical practice concerns the large proportion of clients who begin therapy but for various reasons terminate treatment after only a few interviews and without the consent of the therapist. Representative studies by Kurland (1956), Haddock and Mensch (1957), and Rosenthal and Frank (1958) have emphasized the severity of this problem by indicating that most mental health clinics face the possibility of losing half of their therapy clients prematurely.

This problem necessitates some objective means for identifying potential terminators and remainers prior to their entering therapy. Such a technique would permit a more efficient utilization of …