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Tomorrow's Research Library: Vigor Or Rigor Mortis?, Richard Hacken
Tomorrow's Research Library: Vigor Or Rigor Mortis?, Richard Hacken
Faculty Publications
The gamut of futuristic visions in library literature—from optimistic to pessimistic, from realistic to fanciful. Contradictory answers to recurring questions are found: Can we finally say goodbye to Gutenberg? Will the library card be replaced by the telephone credit card? Will book ownership give way entirely to information access. Will "books without pages" and "libraries without walls" necessarily lead to librarians without jobs? Is it possible to set timetables? After past crystal ball gazers are compared, contrasted, and critiqued, positive plans for progress are suggested.
Monetary Policy And Policy Credibility Theories And Evidence, Keith Blackburn, Michael Christensen
Monetary Policy And Policy Credibility Theories And Evidence, Keith Blackburn, Michael Christensen
Department of Economics Research Reports
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Monitoring External Memory, Paula T. Hertel
Monitoring External Memory, Paula T. Hertel
Psychology Faculty Research
The proposal that guides this research is that organizational structures of external memories, like those of internal memories, play an important role in monitoring knowledge. Previous evidence for such a relation was obtained in a laboratory experiment. Here, I report the results of a survey of faculty at Trinity University. They judged their confidence in knowledge related to their research and described their external memories (office files and bookshelves). The more confident among them had read and stored more information; they also maintained the more organized offices. In multiple-regression analyses, organization was the best predictor of confidence.