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Full-Text Articles in Social and Behavioral Sciences
The Effectiveness Of Advocacy Advertising Versus Publicity In A Public Relations Situation., James Pokrywczynski, Chuck Salmon, Len Reid, Robert Willett
The Effectiveness Of Advocacy Advertising Versus Publicity In A Public Relations Situation., James Pokrywczynski, Chuck Salmon, Len Reid, Robert Willett
James Pokrywczynski
No abstract provided.
A Survey Of Introductory Financial Managment Courses, Thomas Berry, Edward Farragher
A Survey Of Introductory Financial Managment Courses, Thomas Berry, Edward Farragher
Thomas D Berry
No abstract provided.
Behavioral Contrast As A Function Of Component Duration And Baseline Rate Of Reinforcement, James Dougan, Frances Mcsweeney, Valeri Farmer, Jennifer Higa
Behavioral Contrast As A Function Of Component Duration And Baseline Rate Of Reinforcement, James Dougan, Frances Mcsweeney, Valeri Farmer, Jennifer Higa
James Dougan
Three experiments examined changes in size of multiple-schedule behavioral contrast with changes in an independent variable. Experiment 1 found that positive contrast generally increased with increases in component duration when pigeons pressed treadles. Experiments 2 and 3 found that positive and negative contrast generally increased with increases in the baseline rates of reinforcement when pigeons pecked keys. The experiments show that positive and negative contrast vary as similar functions of the same variables. Experiment 1 also suggests that these functions are different for different responses.
"The Clans On Capitol Hill", Jack Weatherford
"The Clans On Capitol Hill", Jack Weatherford
Jack Weatherford, Retired
No abstract provided.
The Porn Merchants, Gary Potter
Christian Realism And "The Bomb": Reinhold Niebuhr On The Dilemmas Of The Nuclear Age, Robert Williams
Christian Realism And "The Bomb": Reinhold Niebuhr On The Dilemmas Of The Nuclear Age, Robert Williams
Robert E. Williams Jr.
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Public Housing In Louisiana: A Comprehensive Analysis And Search For An Alternative. Thesis, Andrew Ewoh
Public Housing In Louisiana: A Comprehensive Analysis And Search For An Alternative. Thesis, Andrew Ewoh
Andrew I.E. Ewoh
MPA Thesis, Southern University, Baton Rouge, Louisiana.
The Abusing Priest, Minister, And Nun, L. Bartolini
The Abusing Priest, Minister, And Nun, L. Bartolini
LeeAnn Bartolini
End-User Information-Seeking In The Energy Field: Implications For End-User Access To Doe Recon Databases, Christine L. Borgman, Donald O. Case
End-User Information-Seeking In The Energy Field: Implications For End-User Access To Doe Recon Databases, Christine L. Borgman, Donald O. Case
Christine L. Borgman
A software research and development project for the U.S. Department of Energy provided an opportunity to explore the information-seeking behavior of energy researchers. The DOE project, entitled “Online Access to Knowledge,” or “OAK,” is developing a microcomputer interface for improving end-user access to energy databases. Interviews with 18 researchers and 34 search intermediaries in energy-related fields indicate a reliance on databases as sources of information. The interview data suggest a migration of searchers toward commercial systems that offer the widest choice of database coverage. Despite previous efforts to encourage direct use of RECON databases, most energy researchers interviewed preferred that …