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A Comparison Of Vocational Preferences Of Delinquent And Nondelinquent Boys, Daniel Francis Novak Jan 1953

A Comparison Of Vocational Preferences Of Delinquent And Nondelinquent Boys, Daniel Francis Novak

Master's Theses

No abstract provided.


Can Stimulus-Response Learning Theory Explain Abnormal Fixations?, Hardy C. Wilcoxon Jan 1952

Can Stimulus-Response Learning Theory Explain Abnormal Fixations?, Hardy C. Wilcoxon

Journal of the Arkansas Academy of Science

No abstract provided.


Group Effects On Reasoning Functions, Walter Joseph Smith Jan 1952

Group Effects On Reasoning Functions, Walter Joseph Smith

Dissertations

No abstract provided.


The Relationship Between Achievement Of The Wechsler Memory Scale And The Wechsler-Bellevue Intelligence Test For A Heterogeneous Group Of Mental Patients, Lennart Charles Johnson Jan 1952

The Relationship Between Achievement Of The Wechsler Memory Scale And The Wechsler-Bellevue Intelligence Test For A Heterogeneous Group Of Mental Patients, Lennart Charles Johnson

Master's Theses

No abstract provided.


A Study Of Guidance Center Adjustment Plans For Dull Normal Boys, James Joseph Flynn Jan 1952

A Study Of Guidance Center Adjustment Plans For Dull Normal Boys, James Joseph Flynn

Master's Theses

No abstract provided.


A Comparison Of Scores Of Negro And White Children On The Wechsler Intelligence Scale For Children, John Robert Blakemore Jan 1952

A Comparison Of Scores Of Negro And White Children On The Wechsler Intelligence Scale For Children, John Robert Blakemore

University of the Pacific Theses and Dissertations

This investigation concerns the intelligence of the Negro population in relation to the white population. There is a considerable difference of opinion relating to the intelligence of the Negro. Some students in the field contend that the Negro's intelligence, as measured by the tests available for all individuals, is naturally lower due to hereditary factors. Other investigators (these seem to be in the majority1 believe that environment plays the major role in lowering their ability to gain a comparable score with white individuals.


Process Analysis Of Rorschach Interpretation, Anthony B. Tabor Jan 1952

Process Analysis Of Rorschach Interpretation, Anthony B. Tabor

Dissertations

No abstract provided.


Performance Of Children Of The Same Mental Age On The Revised Stanford-Binet Scale, Form L, Mary Fidelissima Dzik Jan 1952

Performance Of Children Of The Same Mental Age On The Revised Stanford-Binet Scale, Form L, Mary Fidelissima Dzik

Master's Theses

No abstract provided.


A Comparison Between Unemotional And Emotional Stimuli In Regard To Haggard's Ratios And Variances, Lee Francis Osborn Jan 1952

A Comparison Between Unemotional And Emotional Stimuli In Regard To Haggard's Ratios And Variances, Lee Francis Osborn

Master's Theses

No abstract provided.


A Study Of Male Alcoholics By Means Of The Minnesota Multiphasic Personality Inventory, Leonard J. Rothfeld Jan 1952

A Study Of Male Alcoholics By Means Of The Minnesota Multiphasic Personality Inventory, Leonard J. Rothfeld

Master's Theses

No abstract provided.


A Rorschach Study Of The Effect Of Electric Shock Treatment On The Schizophrenic Personality, Anthony B. Tabor Jan 1952

A Rorschach Study Of The Effect Of Electric Shock Treatment On The Schizophrenic Personality, Anthony B. Tabor

Master's Theses

No abstract provided.


An Investigation Into The Relationship Between Attitude And Emotion, Marshall J. Webb Jan 1952

An Investigation Into The Relationship Between Attitude And Emotion, Marshall J. Webb

Master's Theses

No abstract provided.


A Study Of Personality And Interest Traits Of Successful And Unsuccessful Group Work Leaders Using Six Standardized Tests, Mary E. Flannigan Aug 1951

A Study Of Personality And Interest Traits Of Successful And Unsuccessful Group Work Leaders Using Six Standardized Tests, Mary E. Flannigan

Student Work

No recreational or leisure-time program can rise above the level of its leadership. No matter how fine the objectives of the Board of Directors and the Executive, if they are not matched by competence of those who actually provide leadership, they fail.

From the standpoint of objectives and policies, nothing so directly determines the value and outcome of a Social Group Work Agency as the leaders in program activities. It is the Group Leaders, whether paid or volunteer, within an agency that reduce to a minimum the gap between the possible and actual effectiveness of the program.


The Relative Stimulus Value Of Voices And Faces As Measured By The Method Of Recognition, William Hill Doub Apr 1951

The Relative Stimulus Value Of Voices And Faces As Measured By The Method Of Recognition, William Hill Doub

Master's Theses

When Ebbinghaus published the results of his experimental investigations of memory in 1885 his introductory chapter pointed out the "bare knowledge of the existence of memory and its effects." Historically in studies of memory our information came in large measure from the observation of the extreme and especially striking cases.The difficulties of scientific studies and the indefinite unspecialised knowledge of the nature of memory vas almost prohibitive in undertaking new investigations.


Parents' Reasons For Premature Termination Of Contacts In A Child Guidance Center, Fred Donnel Whelan Jan 1951

Parents' Reasons For Premature Termination Of Contacts In A Child Guidance Center, Fred Donnel Whelan

Master's Theses

No abstract provided.


Correlations Between The Bernreuter Personality Inventory And The Minnesota Multiphasic Personality Inventory At The College Level, William Walter Farquhar Jan 1951

Correlations Between The Bernreuter Personality Inventory And The Minnesota Multiphasic Personality Inventory At The College Level, William Walter Farquhar

Student Work

The basic problem of the study was to determine the extent of relationship between the Bernreuter Personality Inventory and the Minnesota Multiphasic Personality Inventory at the college level. Primarily this is a problem of method.


A Study Of The Psychology Of Perfume Advertising As Used In Five Popular Magazines, Raymond Albert Herwitz Jan 1951

A Study Of The Psychology Of Perfume Advertising As Used In Five Popular Magazines, Raymond Albert Herwitz

University of the Pacific Theses and Dissertations

Throughout the history of physiology and psychology. much effort has been devoted to the study of the functions of the emotions and their subsequent effects on behavior. A systematic investigation of the powers have proved to be extremely fruitful for further understanding of how the emotional appeal can be used, within advertising limits, on individuals.


An Analysis Of The Relationships Existing Between The Number And Kinds Of Problems Of Children And Their Degree Of Intelligence, Herbert L. Sachs Jan 1951

An Analysis Of The Relationships Existing Between The Number And Kinds Of Problems Of Children And Their Degree Of Intelligence, Herbert L. Sachs

Master's Theses

No abstract provided.


A Comparison Of The Klopfer-Kelly And Beck Methods Of Rating Intelligence Level From The Rorschach Test, William K. Bates May 1950

A Comparison Of The Klopfer-Kelly And Beck Methods Of Rating Intelligence Level From The Rorschach Test, William K. Bates

Master's Theses or Doctor of Nursing Practice

The problem in this investigation concerns the Klopfer-Kelley and the Beck methods of interpreting intelligence from the Rorschach Test. Stated generally, the problem is to find which one of these two methods of intelligence interpretation of the Rorschach Test is the more efficient in determining a true intelligence level, or, whether they are equally good. Specifically the problem concerns the determination of the degree of correlation of the results of each of these two methods with the Wechsler-Bellevue Adult Intelligence Scale. This problem is concerned primarily with height or degree of intelligence, excluding the type of intelligence.


An Analysis Of Academic Achievement In Psychology, Charles Spital Jan 1950

An Analysis Of Academic Achievement In Psychology, Charles Spital

Master's Theses

Some kinds of educational tests have been in use for centuries, dating back to oral tests of Socrates. It was not until 1845, however, that the brilliant Horace Mann first pointed to the advantage of written essay examinations over oral. And even then he could not precipitate any great rush toward the use of written tests.


The Formation And Retention Of Concepts As A Function Of Their Abstractness, Ruth Baker Hines Jul 1949

The Formation And Retention Of Concepts As A Function Of Their Abstractness, Ruth Baker Hines

Master's Theses or Doctor of Nursing Practice

The general problem of the experiment was to investigate the influence of abstractness on the formation and retention of concepts. The specific problems were the following: (1) How does abstractness influence the number of promptings required to learn and relearn concepts? (2) What is the relation of abstractness to the percentage of consistent concepts learned and retained? (3) What is the relation of the number of promptings required to learn and relearn consistent or correct as compared with inconsistent or incorrect concepts? (4) What are the individual differences in the method of learning and relearning highly abstract concepts?


Racial Differences In Intelligence Between Whites And Negroes Of Similar Social And Economic Status In Saline And Graham Counties, William F. Kluge Jul 1949

Racial Differences In Intelligence Between Whites And Negroes Of Similar Social And Economic Status In Saline And Graham Counties, William F. Kluge

Master's Theses or Doctor of Nursing Practice

It is the purpose of this paper to discover whether or not the intelligence of the Negro is equal to that of the whites when the two groups are placed on an equal social and economic status.


The Cowan Adolescent Adjustment Analyzer Used As An Instrument For The Evaluation Of Academic Functional Efficiency, Wilbert J. Mueller Jul 1949

The Cowan Adolescent Adjustment Analyzer Used As An Instrument For The Evaluation Of Academic Functional Efficiency, Wilbert J. Mueller

Master's Theses or Doctor of Nursing Practice

The development of The Cowan Adolescent Adjustment Analyzer, an Instrument of Clinical Psychology, was the product of more than twenty-five years of study by its original author, the late Dr. Edwina Abbott Cowan. This study is a further contribution to needed research to enhance an already accepted instrument of clinical psychology. The area of major emphasis in the present study is academic functional efficiency. To this has been added, however, some significant data relating to the comparison of the Analyzer scores to I. Q. scores and a comparison of the scores of students in early adolescence with those in middle …


The Role Of The Minister In Psychotherapy, Samuel Schwartz Jun 1949

The Role Of The Minister In Psychotherapy, Samuel Schwartz

Master's Theses

why should the minister intrude on the field of psychotherapy? Physicians will say that many a pastor who has come into the sick-room has done the patient more harm than good. The solemn appearance of the "man of God" and his mournful players have set back many a recovery, they will tell you.


A Study Of The 1947 American Council On Education Psychological Examination And Its Usefulness In Predicting The Grades Of Utah State Agricultural College Freshmen, Russell B. Bateson May 1949

A Study Of The 1947 American Council On Education Psychological Examination And Its Usefulness In Predicting The Grades Of Utah State Agricultural College Freshmen, Russell B. Bateson

All Graduate Theses and Dissertations, Spring 1920 to Summer 2023

Prediction of future performance is attempted in almost every field of endeavor. The accuracy varies in different lines of study, and perhaps none is as subject to variability as those attempted with human beings as subjects.

When an attempt is made to ascertain in advance the performance of college students in their schoolwork, a multiplicity of complicating problems are introduced. Whereas intelligence can be fairly well isolated, it is difficult to control or even enumerated all the other factors that come into the problem of predicting grades from scores received on an intelligence examination. Among the factors that are difficult …


An Analysis Of Vocabulary Variables At The College Level, Betty Ann Allen Apr 1949

An Analysis Of Vocabulary Variables At The College Level, Betty Ann Allen

Master's Theses

The strength and growth of vocabulary is one or the decisive factors in successful college work. Educators find it helpful to evaluate not only the general vocabulary ability of the college student, but also the more specialized directions which the development of the student 's vocabulary may take.

The author's interest in this problem grew out of the results obtained with fresh­men in the Westhampton College orientation program in September 1948. In working up the data from 119 freshmen 's scores on the Michigan Vocabulary Profile Test, results were such as to arouse interest in analysis of freshmen performance on …


A Proposed Design For The Evaluation Of Change In A Small Reference Group., Irene Perry Jan 1949

A Proposed Design For The Evaluation Of Change In A Small Reference Group., Irene Perry

Electronic Theses and Dissertations

No abstract provided.


Perseveration And The Rate Of Recovery After The Psychogalvanic Response, Charles August Weisgerber Jan 1949

Perseveration And The Rate Of Recovery After The Psychogalvanic Response, Charles August Weisgerber

Dissertations

No abstract provided.


The Nature Of Errors In Serial Learning, Kiyoshi Matsukuma Jan 1949

The Nature Of Errors In Serial Learning, Kiyoshi Matsukuma

Master's Theses

No abstract provided.


An Evaluation Study Of The Rehabilitation Service In Virginia, Mabel Leigh Rooke Jan 1949

An Evaluation Study Of The Rehabilitation Service In Virginia, Mabel Leigh Rooke

Master's Theses

Since 1920 the Commonwealth 0£ Virginia bas had an organized Civilian Vocational Rehabilitation Program, having enacted the legislation creating the Service. a few weeks prior to the passage of the Federal Act in June of that year. A national consciousness of tho crippled and disabled had been awakened following World War I which culminated in the Veteran Rehabilitation Act. This was, actually, the forerunner of all later legislation meeting the popular demand tor a program available to all citizens, and which now reaches into all of the forty-eight states and the District of Columbia as well.as Alaska, Puerto Rico, and …