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The Effects Of Meteorological Variables On Certain Sleep Characteristics, John David Moffitt
The Effects Of Meteorological Variables On Certain Sleep Characteristics, John David Moffitt
University of the Pacific Theses and Dissertations
This thesis reports an investigation of the relationship between the meteorological variables of barometric pressure, humidity, precipitation, temperature, wind velocity, and wind direction and the sleep characteristics of reported latency of sleep upon retiring for the evening, reported number of awakenings during the sleep period, reported latency of return to sleep following an awakening; reported number of dreams during the sleep period, reported frequency of sound as opposed to light sleep, and reported latency of feeling awake and alert following the sleep cycle.
Influence Of Pre-Induction Instructions, Induction Format, Sex Of Experimenter, And Sex Of Subject Upon Hypnotizability, Cheryl R. Rampage
Influence Of Pre-Induction Instructions, Induction Format, Sex Of Experimenter, And Sex Of Subject Upon Hypnotizability, Cheryl R. Rampage
Master's Theses
No abstract provided.
Factors Affecting The Reporting Of Suspected Child Abuse, Sandra Shane-Dubow
Factors Affecting The Reporting Of Suspected Child Abuse, Sandra Shane-Dubow
Master's Theses
No abstract provided.
Spatial Factors In Backward Visual Masking, James Keith Habinek
Spatial Factors In Backward Visual Masking, James Keith Habinek
Master's Theses
No abstract provided.
A Comparison Of Mathematical Models Of Multiple Cued Recall, Kathleen K. Biersdorff
A Comparison Of Mathematical Models Of Multiple Cued Recall, Kathleen K. Biersdorff
Master's Theses
No abstract provided.
A Construct Validity Inquiry Of The Mosak-Shulman Theory Of Neurosis, Maria Pappas Nikolas
A Construct Validity Inquiry Of The Mosak-Shulman Theory Of Neurosis, Maria Pappas Nikolas
Dissertations
No abstract provided.
Hostility, Gender And The Learning Of Interpersonal Communication Skills, John E. Dalton
Hostility, Gender And The Learning Of Interpersonal Communication Skills, John E. Dalton
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No abstract provided.
Shifts In Self-Concept And Locus Of Control In College Students As A Function Of Volunteering With Emotionally Disturbed Children, Patrick Joseph Mckian
Shifts In Self-Concept And Locus Of Control In College Students As A Function Of Volunteering With Emotionally Disturbed Children, Patrick Joseph Mckian
Dissertations
No abstract provided.
Adolescent Tat Responses: Normative And Developmental Approaches, Aaron Cooper
Adolescent Tat Responses: Normative And Developmental Approaches, Aaron Cooper
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No abstract provided.
Differences Between Guilt Proneness And Anxiety Proneness On Field Independence, Locus Of Control, Empathy, And Religiousity, Gerald P. Joyce
Differences Between Guilt Proneness And Anxiety Proneness On Field Independence, Locus Of Control, Empathy, And Religiousity, Gerald P. Joyce
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No abstract provided.
Personality Correlates Of Hypnotizability In College Students, Cheryl R. Rampage
Personality Correlates Of Hypnotizability In College Students, Cheryl R. Rampage
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No abstract provided.
Impact Of Age-Segregated Public Housing Upon Self-Actualization And Other Personal-Adjustment Variables Among The Aged: A Ten Month Follow-Up, Gerald Raymond Rak
Impact Of Age-Segregated Public Housing Upon Self-Actualization And Other Personal-Adjustment Variables Among The Aged: A Ten Month Follow-Up, Gerald Raymond Rak
Dissertations
No abstract provided.
Machiavellianism, Perspective Taking, And Partner's Response As Predictors Of Interpersonal Behavior Measured By A Modified Prisoner's Dilemma Game, Willaim Bryant
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Effects Of Operant Conditioning Of Cooperative Play On Non-Reinforced Behaviors In Severely And Profoundly Retarded Adults, Martha Wade Aenchbacher
Effects Of Operant Conditioning Of Cooperative Play On Non-Reinforced Behaviors In Severely And Profoundly Retarded Adults, Martha Wade Aenchbacher
College of Graduate Studies: Theses & Dissertations (1964–2006)
A group of seven severely and profoundly retarded adults from a sheltered workshop program were trained in cooperative play (basketball skills and hand clapping) using social and edible reinforcement and fading procedures. The generalization effects of the training on non-reinforced (undesirable) behaviors in an extratraining setting was investigated. A reversal technique in which the reinforcement was temporarily withdrawn demonstrated the reliable functioning of the training procedures. Independent observers recorded target behaviors during five phases: Baseline; Training; Generalization Testing; Extinction; Generalization Testing. The rate of undesirable behaviors decreased significantly in the extra-training setting (activity room) following the training phase. The findings …
Patterns Of Error In College Students Resulting From Semantic Generalization On Two Measures Of Word Association, Helen Appleton
Patterns Of Error In College Students Resulting From Semantic Generalization On Two Measures Of Word Association, Helen Appleton
Master's Theses
No abstract provided.
Personality And Smoking: A Complex Multivariate Problem, Dale A. Bespalec
Personality And Smoking: A Complex Multivariate Problem, Dale A. Bespalec
Master's Theses
No abstract provided.
Personality Correlates (Cpi & I-E) Of Vocational Satisfaction And Commitment For Professional Religious Women, M. Jean Keeley
Personality Correlates (Cpi & I-E) Of Vocational Satisfaction And Commitment For Professional Religious Women, M. Jean Keeley
Master's Theses
No abstract provided.
The Relationship Of Temporal And Spatial Parameters In Backward Masking, Darlene Cacciato Habinek
The Relationship Of Temporal And Spatial Parameters In Backward Masking, Darlene Cacciato Habinek
Master's Theses
No abstract provided.
Living With Life-Threatening Illness, Teresa Foreman
Living With Life-Threatening Illness, Teresa Foreman
Master's Theses
No abstract provided.
Impact Of Age-Segregated Public Housing Upon Self-Actualization And Other Personal-Adjustment Variables Among The Aged, Gerald Raymond Rak
Impact Of Age-Segregated Public Housing Upon Self-Actualization And Other Personal-Adjustment Variables Among The Aged, Gerald Raymond Rak
Master's Theses
No abstract provided.
Prediction Of Industrial Rate In Handicapped Workers Using Subject Variables, Psychometric Data, Evaluator Ratings, And Work Samples, Joseph Schreiner
Prediction Of Industrial Rate In Handicapped Workers Using Subject Variables, Psychometric Data, Evaluator Ratings, And Work Samples, Joseph Schreiner
Master's Theses
No abstract provided.
A Validation Study Of Millon's Theory And Measure, Michael E. Carney
A Validation Study Of Millon's Theory And Measure, Michael E. Carney
Master's Theses
No abstract provided.
Age Trends In Children's Responses To Inconsistent Messages And Their Relationship To Intellectual Level And Social Competence, Frank Lani
Master's Theses
No abstract provided.
A New Slant On The Development Of Orientation Perception, Lynne Werner Olsho
A New Slant On The Development Of Orientation Perception, Lynne Werner Olsho
Master's Theses
No abstract provided.
Attitudes Concerning Fire Preparedness In A Midwestern City: A Survey And Reverse Records Check, Michael A. Mcdaniel
Attitudes Concerning Fire Preparedness In A Midwestern City: A Survey And Reverse Records Check, Michael A. Mcdaniel
Master's Theses
No abstract provided.
Roles, Functions, And Training In Psychology: A Survey Of Psychologists Graduated From Loyola University Of Chicago, Janet Kamer Bleier
Roles, Functions, And Training In Psychology: A Survey Of Psychologists Graduated From Loyola University Of Chicago, Janet Kamer Bleier
Master's Theses
No abstract provided.
The Influence Of Item Wording On Scale Scores, Ratchaneewan Wanichtanom
The Influence Of Item Wording On Scale Scores, Ratchaneewan Wanichtanom
Psychology Theses & Dissertations
Authorities on scale construction recommend that negatively worded items be used along with positively worded items to reduce careless responding. Negatively worded items are assumed to force respondents to consider item content more diligently. The present study investigates the influence of item wording in three versions (i.e., 33% positive, 67% positive, and 100% positive) of the Hardiness scale (Bartone, Ursano, Wright, &. Ingraham, 1989). These versions were administered to undergraduate psychology students (N = 325). Multi-sample, confirmatory factor analyses is used to compare the measurement models obtained with each version of the hardiness scale. The results of the study show …
Parent, Child, And Context Factors And Interactions As Precipitants To Child Battering, Trevor Austin Thomas
Parent, Child, And Context Factors And Interactions As Precipitants To Child Battering, Trevor Austin Thomas
Theses and Dissertations (Comprehensive)
A random sample of the literature on child battering and interviews with parents who had battered their child was content analyzed. From paragraph themes which indicated causality for child battering, the presence of seven causal dynamics in child battering was noted. The causal dynamics included three factors (parent, child and context) and the interactions between and among the factors. All of the causal dynamics were found to exist in the interviews, literature and separately identified segments of the literature which delineated events immediately preceding an incident of battering. It was concluded that a strong possibility existed that all of the …
The Interrupted Task Paradigm: Age And Observer-Performer Differences, Laurie E. Davidson
The Interrupted Task Paradigm: Age And Observer-Performer Differences, Laurie E. Davidson
Theses and Dissertations (Comprehensive)
Previous research has indicated a developmental tendency toward greater repetition choice and recall of interrupted tasks than for completed tasks. The present study investigated this relationship and the possibility that observing versus performing a task might have differential effects on recall and repetition choice. Thirteen ten year old and eleven year old boys (performers) individually assembled eighteen jig-saw puzzles of birds and animals. Twenty-four peers of the same age (observers) observers puzzle assembly. Contrary to previous research, no significant tendency was found for older participants to recall and to choose to repeat more interrupted tasks than for younger participants. However, …
Discrimination Of Bidimensional Stimuli By Autistic Children, Kathryn A. Brock
Discrimination Of Bidimensional Stimuli By Autistic Children, Kathryn A. Brock
Theses and Dissertations (Comprehensive)
Four autistic and four normal children were trained to respond on a series of four bidimensional complex-component discrimination tasks where the complex stimuli were comprised of auditory and visual components. The results indicated a transfer of learning effect for the autistic group. The increment in performance was such that the autistic group’s performance did not significantly differ from the normal group on the last task. These results were seen as encouraging evidence that the apparent phenomenon of stimulus overselectivity, as described in previous research, is not an enduring characteristic of autistic children. It was suggested that further research is needed …