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Vestibular Responsiveness In Normal- And In Impaired-Hearing Children., Nancy Mixon Hillman Jan 1981

Vestibular Responsiveness In Normal- And In Impaired-Hearing Children., Nancy Mixon Hillman

LSU Historical Dissertations and Theses

Vestibular responsiveness of 90 normal- and of 31 impaired-hearing children from 4 through 16 years of age was investigated using a modified Barany-chair test to provide horizontal angular acceleratory stimuli to the semi-circular canals and a parallel swing to provide alternating horizontal linear acceleratory stimuli to the otolithic end organs. Children's eye movements behind a sleep mask in response to vestibulo-ocular reflexes initiated by the angular and linear accelerations were recorded via electronystagmography and telemetry. Mean frequency, amplitude, and slow phase velocity of primary postrotatory nystagmus and presence or absence and latency of secondary per- and postrotatory nystagmus were obtained …

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Methanogenesis In Marine Sediments Of The Mississippi River Delta., Leonard Alan Hook Jan 1981

Methanogenesis In Marine Sediments Of The Mississippi River Delta., Leonard Alan Hook

LSU Historical Dissertations and Theses

The highest most probable numbers (MPNs) of methanogens (1.18 x 10('6) cells per 100 g sediment, dry weight) and sulfate-reducers (0.31 x 10('6) cells per 100 g sediment, dry weight) in unstable, gas-rich, Mississippi River delta sediments occurred together in samples taken 0.2m below the sediment-water interface. The presence of sulfate-reducers was directly related to dissolved sulfate in the interstitial water. Dissolved methane in the sediments was inversely related to the presence of sulfate-reducing bacteria. Methanogens and sulfate-reducers were recovered from maximum depths of 29.3 and 75.0 m, respectively. Two horizons of dissolved sulfate, with peaks of sulfate-reducer MPNs, indicated …

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The Forgiving Landscape: The Poetry Of William Stafford., Malovika Mukerji Jan 1981

The Forgiving Landscape: The Poetry Of William Stafford., Malovika Mukerji

LSU Historical Dissertations and Theses

There is a wholeness and a sanity in William Stafford's vision that arises out of his allegiance to the authentic elements of our experience. These elements include the vital but continually imperiled wilderness, the human landscape of the past comprised of family, friends, and lovers, and the eternal and inescapable rhythms of time, death, mutability, and terror. In his own words, Stafford is seeking to embody in his work "the unanalyzed impressions of holiness" that the world thrusts at him. By temperament and by choice, Stafford is alienated from the so-called confessional school of poetry. Instead, he writes in the …

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Resistant Germplasm In Gossypium Species And Related Plants To The Reniform Nematode., Choi-Pheng Yik Jan 1981

Resistant Germplasm In Gossypium Species And Related Plants To The Reniform Nematode., Choi-Pheng Yik

LSU Historical Dissertations and Theses

All commercial cotton varieties are susceptible to the reniform nematode (RN), Rotylenchulus reniformis Linford & Oliveira 1940. The parasites cause 30-60% crop loss in infested fields. Resistant varieties, if found, offer the best control for this nematode. The objective of this research was to identify RN resistant germplasm in cotton species and related plants, and to investigate host parasite relationships. The 200 plants tested for RN resistance were 111 entries of G. hirsutum, seven entries of G. herbaceum, 14 entries of G. arboreum, six entries of G. barbadense, 33 entries of wild Gossypium spp., 22 entries of Hibiscus spp., and …

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The Development Of A Rating Scale For Assessing Teaching Competencies Of Health Occupations Educators In The State Of Louisiana., Constance Lirette Casente Jan 1981

The Development Of A Rating Scale For Assessing Teaching Competencies Of Health Occupations Educators In The State Of Louisiana., Constance Lirette Casente

LSU Historical Dissertations and Theses

The development of a rating scale suitable for assessing teaching competencies of health occupations educators in the State of Louisiana was accomplished by: the development and validation of a questionnaire composed of 155 competency statements within ten components--(planning, teaching, evaluation, management, guidance and placement, school-community relations, student-vocational organization, professional role, coordination of cooperative education and health care environment)--relating to health occupations education programs; ascertaining the level of importance as perceived by incumbent teachers and supervisors of public, secondary and post-secondary health occupations education programs in Louisiana, who were employed during the months of March through May, 1981; ranking these competency …

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A Status Study Of Educational Media Services In Selected Institutions Of Higher Education In The United States., Joseph Allan Hutchinson Jan 1981

A Status Study Of Educational Media Services In Selected Institutions Of Higher Education In The United States., Joseph Allan Hutchinson

LSU Historical Dissertations and Theses

The purposes of this study were (1) to determine the present status of educational media services in institutions of higher education offering doctoral programs in instructional technology; (2) to compare levels of adequacy of educational media services as perceived by educational media directors; and (3) to identify innovative practices, concepts, and emerging trends of educational media services in higher education. A descriptive survey instrument was developed to solicit data concerning staff, budget, educational media services, physical facilities, non-print materials collections, and audiovisual equipment inventories. Survey instruments were sent to the educational media directors of the forty-two universities offering doctoral programs …

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The Effect Of Triacontanol On The Growth And Development Of Tabasco Pepper (Capsicum Frutescens L.)., Awang Soh Bin Mamat Jan 1981

The Effect Of Triacontanol On The Growth And Development Of Tabasco Pepper (Capsicum Frutescens L.)., Awang Soh Bin Mamat

LSU Historical Dissertations and Theses

An investigation was conducted to determine the effectiveness of a new formulation of triacontanol on the growth, water content, yield, early maturity, total number of fruits, fruit and leaf dry weight and the concentration of N, P, K, Ca, Mg, Zn, Cu and Fe in the leaves of Tabasco pepper plants (Capsicum frutescens L.) grown on olivier silt loam. In the greenhouse experiment, 0.01 mg per liter of triacontanol applied at the rate of 15 ml and 10 ml to each Tabasco pepper seedling 18 and 43 days after planting, significantly increased the plant height and water content of 71 …

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Faraday Rotation Investigations Of Surface Space-Charge Layers In Metal - Oxide - Semiconductor (Mos) Systems., Gary L. Wallace Jan 1981

Faraday Rotation Investigations Of Surface Space-Charge Layers In Metal - Oxide - Semiconductor (Mos) Systems., Gary L. Wallace

LSU Historical Dissertations and Theses

The free carrier Faraday effect is considered in both the Drude model and the Appel-Overhauser model for inversion layer electrons at the SiO(,2)-Si interface. An exact algebraic relation between the photon, cyclotron, collision and plasma frequencies is obtained which must be satisfied in order to achieve null rotation and null ellipticity for a single pass of the electromagnetic wave in the Drude model. Plots of the rotation versus angular photon frequency in the Appel-Overhauser model for various values of the electron-electron (e-e) scattering time (tau)(,e) are presented. These plots show that Faraday rotation measurements are a possible way of determining …

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The Influence Of Redundancy, Analogies, And Field Dependency Upon Learning Of Scientific Material From Audiotapes., Ellen Jane Wyllie Wydra Jan 1981

The Influence Of Redundancy, Analogies, And Field Dependency Upon Learning Of Scientific Material From Audiotapes., Ellen Jane Wyllie Wydra

LSU Historical Dissertations and Theses

The problems investigated in this study were: (1) Does the use of redundancy and analogies to emphasize the main verbal scientific concepts of an instructional unit facilitate comparable learning for field independent (FI), intermediate cognitive style (ICS), and field dependent (FD) undergraduate college students? (2) Are there differences in the aural, visual, and preferred sense recall of FI, ICS, and FD undergraduate college students? The population consisted of undergraduate education students at Louisiana State University in Baton Rouge during the Spring Semester, 1981. The sample was all students enrolled in six sections of two media courses. Instruments used were the …

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The Austrian Problem Of Language And Peter Handke: A Documentation., Donald Russell Bailey Jan 1981

The Austrian Problem Of Language And Peter Handke: A Documentation., Donald Russell Bailey

LSU Historical Dissertations and Theses

Linguistic skepticism and the resultant awareness of the limits of language can be traced back to Hamann, Herder, and Humboldt, through Romanticism and French Symbolism, up to modern times. What has come to be called the crisis of language (Sprachkrise) can be viewed as one segment of a broader, multi-media phenomenon. The intensity of this crisis is concentrated in Austro-Hungary in the waning days of the Habsburg Monarchy. From this time forward supersensitivity to language remains a strongly Austrian phenomenon and can be followed through the European, German-language, and Austrian movements of this century, up to the founding of the …

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An Investigation Of Academic Achievement And Selected Self Concept Factors Of Magnet And Nonmagnet Middle School Students., Lola Fonville Soileau Jan 1981

An Investigation Of Academic Achievement And Selected Self Concept Factors Of Magnet And Nonmagnet Middle School Students., Lola Fonville Soileau

LSU Historical Dissertations and Theses

Magnet schools are one kind of rapidly developing alternative in public education. Because of increasing financial woes and decreasing enrollments in schools, however, innovations in education must prove themselves in terms of students' achievement and development. The purpose of this stud.

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Catalytic Generation Of Hydrogen From The Hydrolysis Of Sodium-Borohydride. Application In A Hydrogen/Oxygen Fuel Cell., Clifford Mark Kaufman Jan 1981

Catalytic Generation Of Hydrogen From The Hydrolysis Of Sodium-Borohydride. Application In A Hydrogen/Oxygen Fuel Cell., Clifford Mark Kaufman

LSU Historical Dissertations and Theses

Hydrogen has been promoted as the energy alternative of the future. Fuel cell utilization of hydrogen minimizes pollution while optimizing energy conversion efficiencies. Sodium borohydride has been investigated as a possible hydrogen storage and transport medium. Within the proper catalytic environment, one gram of sodium borohydride liberates almost 2.4 liters of hydrogen at a controllable rate. The effects of acids, transition metal salts, and transition metals on the hydrolysis of sodium borohydride have been mathematically quantified. Least squares analyses have reduced the data to simple combinations of algebraic expressions. Specifically, acid acceleration is subject to pseudo-first-order kinetics; equivalent acid concentrations …

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Acoustic Detection Of High Energy Particles., Stanley Dean Hunter Jan 1981

Acoustic Detection Of High Energy Particles., Stanley Dean Hunter

LSU Historical Dissertations and Theses

The acoustic signals generated by charged particles traversing a medium offer a new technique for particle detection. Rapid thermal expansion of the medium produces an impulsive signal with a shape similar to one cycle of a sine wave. In the case of charged particles, the energy deposition results from thermalization of the particles ionization energy loss in the medium. A thermodynamic model which derives an acoustic potential for the signal produced by a given energy deposition is presented. The relationship between the acoustic potential and the signal period and amplitude is illustrated. Three non-thermal mechanisms (1) microbubble production; (2) molecular …

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On The Biosynthesis Of Irregular Terpenes: Mechanistic Studies Employing The Thiamine Thiazole As An Isoprenoid Analogue., Steven J. Jungk Jan 1981

On The Biosynthesis Of Irregular Terpenes: Mechanistic Studies Employing The Thiamine Thiazole As An Isoprenoid Analogue., Steven J. Jungk

LSU Historical Dissertations and Theses

The irregular terpene, 2,6,9,13-tetramethyl-6-vinyl-tetradeca-2,8,12-trien-7-one (18), and the terpenoid, 1-phenyl-2,6-dimethyl-2-vinyl-hept-5-en-1-one (19) were synthesized by the Continuous Flow Reformatsky method using geranoyl chloride and benzoyl chloride, respectively. Geranyl bromide was used to generate the required organo-zinc adduct. Citral and geranyl bromide produced 3,6,9,13-tetramethyl-9-vinyl-tetradeca-3,7,12-trien-6-ol (17) by this method. Attempts to isomerize 17 to 2,6,9,13-tetramethyl-6-vinyl-tetradeca-2,8,12-trien-7-ol failed. It is postulated that 17 is more stable due to steric compression around the quaternary carbon. Comparison of 18 and the terpene isolated from yeast enzyme preparations by Bell('135) showed them to be identical. Attempts to synthesize 2-hydroxygeranyl thiamine by the addition of thiamine to citral failed. Cinnamaldehyde …

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Solar Drying Of Wood In Louisiana, Timothy G. Lumley Jan 1981

Solar Drying Of Wood In Louisiana, Timothy G. Lumley

LSU Agricultural Experiment Station Reports

No abstract provided.

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Biology And Illustrated Key For The Identification Of Twenty Species Of Economically Important Noctuid Pests, A D. Oliver Jan 1981

Biology And Illustrated Key For The Identification Of Twenty Species Of Economically Important Noctuid Pests, A D. Oliver

LSU Agricultural Experiment Station Reports

No abstract provided.

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Perceiving The Causes Of Cigarette Smoking: A Study Of Children And Adolescents., Rebecca Marie Watson Jan 1980

Perceiving The Causes Of Cigarette Smoking: A Study Of Children And Adolescents., Rebecca Marie Watson

LSU Historical Dissertations and Theses

Attribution theory (Heider, 1958; Jones and Davis, 1965; Jones and Nisbett, 1972; Bem, 1967) has been modified from its usual experimental setting to serve as a theoretical model for a survey of cigarette smoking behavior. The smoking behavior of "significant others" is analyzed as an important information source in the process of belief formation. The instrument for the study was a "Health Information Questionnaire" which was given to 3014 school children (grades 3-12) in Bogalusa, Louisiana, during the 1976-1977 school year. Frequencies and percentages of students' own smoking behavior and of students by the smoking behavior of "significant others" were …

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The Biology Of Beggiatoa., William Roy Strohl Jan 1980

The Biology Of Beggiatoa., William Roy Strohl

LSU Historical Dissertations and Theses

Part I. An accurate most-probable-number enumeration method was developed for counting the number of Beggiatoa trichomes from various freshwater sediments. The medium consisted of extracted hay, diluted soil extract, 0.05% sodium acetate, and 15-35 units per ml of catalase. The same enrichment medium, but without the acetate, was the best enrichment medium from which to obtain pure cultures. A total of thirty-two strains of Beggiatoa were isolated from seven different freshwater habitats and were separated into five groups based on several preliminary characteristics. Four of the groups contained cells with trichomes of approximately the same diameter (1.5-2.7 (mu)m) and may …

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A Comparative Study Of Striking And Non-Striking Teachers In Selected School Districts In The United States., Sally Clausen Brumberger Jan 1980

A Comparative Study Of Striking And Non-Striking Teachers In Selected School Districts In The United States., Sally Clausen Brumberger

LSU Historical Dissertations and Theses

The purpose of this study was to compare selected variables related to striking and non-striking teachers in certain school districts that were involved in a strike situation during September or October of 1979. One thousand randomly selected public school teachers from districts that were engaged in a strike situation at the beginning of the school year composed the population. Three hundred seventy-one partially or completely filled out questionnaires were returned and utilized for analysis. Data analyses were intended to reveal selected demographic characteristics, general characteristics of the educational setting, educational experience, level of training and tenure status, influence on decision …

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Development Of A Needs-Based Curriculum Plan In Environmental Education., James Edward Barr Jan 1980

Development Of A Needs-Based Curriculum Plan In Environmental Education., James Edward Barr

LSU Historical Dissertations and Theses

A curriculum plan in environmental education for Louisiana was developed, based on needs established by analyzing the results of testing 1,412 tenth grade students from 53 public secondary schools in Louisiana for their knowledge and opinions about the environment. The instrument used in the survey consisted of 43 cognitive and 20 affective questions. The instrument was developed from objectives selected from other state plans by a panel of 35 scientists and educators from 12 departments at Louisiana State University, Baton Rouge, Louisiana. Fifty-four public secondary schools were randomly selected. Fifty-three schools, 98 percent of the sample, returned the answer forms. …

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Effects Of Selected Pinching Dates And Lighting Regimes On Several Aspects Of Poinsettia Quality., Carlos Alton Smith Jr Jan 1980

Effects Of Selected Pinching Dates And Lighting Regimes On Several Aspects Of Poinsettia Quality., Carlos Alton Smith Jr

LSU Historical Dissertations and Theses

The effects of natural day photoperiod, 18 or 20 days of initial, artificially long photoperiod, and 25 or 27 days of initial, artificially long photoperiods upon the variables of date of finish, percentages of plants finishing for selected sales periods, theoretical date of floral induction, final height, number of leaves, average internode length, number of bracts, bract spread and cyathial cluster diameter for a total of 18 commercially important cultivars of Euphorbia pulcherrima Willd. (poinsettia) were studied. In a related study, the effects of three different pinching dates on the above mentioned variables for the same cultivars were investigated. In …

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Effect Of Capillary Diameter On The Rate Of Radiation Induced Polymerization Of Acrylamide In Saline Solutions Containing Dissolved Phosphorus-32., Satyajit Verma Jan 1980

Effect Of Capillary Diameter On The Rate Of Radiation Induced Polymerization Of Acrylamide In Saline Solutions Containing Dissolved Phosphorus-32., Satyajit Verma

LSU Historical Dissertations and Theses

Radiation induced solution polymerization of acrylamide was studied at 80(DEGREES)C in tubes with diameters of 6, 2.29, 0.89 and 0.38 mm. The tubes were filled with aqueous solutions of 3% acrylamide, 10% NaCl and sufficient neutralized orthophosphoric acid to produce a specific radioactivity of 1 mCi/ml. of dissolved ('32)P. Distinctly higher initial rates of increase of solution viscosity were observed with increasing tube diameter. Kinetic studies were done also with 3% acrylamide in 0, 5 and 10% salt solutions at 81.5(DEGREES)C and 28(DEGREES)C; the reaction induced by external irradiation from ('60)Co. Other systems studied were 1 and 1.5% acrylamide in …

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Inheritance Of Brown Leaf Spot Of Rice Caused By Cochliobolus Miyabeanus And Varietal Reaction To Isolates Of This Fungus., Peter Godwin Eruotor Jan 1980

Inheritance Of Brown Leaf Spot Of Rice Caused By Cochliobolus Miyabeanus And Varietal Reaction To Isolates Of This Fungus., Peter Godwin Eruotor

LSU Historical Dissertations and Theses

Twenty nine isolates of Cochliobolus miyabeanus (Ito & Kuribayashi) Drechsler ex Dastur cultured from leaves and seeds of several rice, Oryza sativa L., varieties obtained from rice growing areas of Louisiana, Arkansas and Texas were tested for pathogenicity on 12 test varieties to determine if physiologically specialized races of this fungus occur in the United States. This study was conducted in the greenhouse at Louisiana State University, Baton Rouge, Louisiana. The results obtained from inoculating 12 test varieties with 29 isolates of C. miyabeanus as expressed in lesion size, lesion number and disease rating indicated no clear evidence for physiologic …

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Genetic Study Of Heat Tolerance; Size Of Stigma, Style And Ovary In The Tomato, Lycopersicon Esculentum., Hanna Yacoub Hanna Jan 1980

Genetic Study Of Heat Tolerance; Size Of Stigma, Style And Ovary In The Tomato, Lycopersicon Esculentum., Hanna Yacoub Hanna

LSU Historical Dissertations and Theses

Genetic studies were conducted on heat tolerance, size of stigma, style and ovary in the tomato, Lycopersicon esculentum Mill. in a series of experiments. Several cultivars were compared under summer and spring growing conditions for fruit set, flower drop, dormant or undeveloped ovaries, fruit weight, seed number per fruit, mean weight of 100 seeds, percentage of seed germination and non-aborted or normal pollen grains. In the Summer of 1978 the average minimum temperature was 24(DEGREES)C and maximum was 34.6(DEGREES)C. In Spring 1979 the average minimum temperature was 15.6(DEGREES)C and the maximum was 25.3(DEGREES)C. 'BL6807' set the highest percentage of fruits …

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The Occurrence Of Alliinase In Selected Bacterial Strains., Lawrence A. Reily Jan 1980

The Occurrence Of Alliinase In Selected Bacterial Strains., Lawrence A. Reily

LSU Historical Dissertations and Theses

Alliinases have been studied in animals and plants, but relatively little attention has been given to bacterial alliinases. Therefore, an investigation was initiated to determine the prevalence and nature of alliinase systems in bacteria. A method of determining alliinase activity in bacteria was developed. The procedure was based on qualitative or quantitative detection of allicin, by a color reaction with N-ethylmaleimide. Alliinase was found to be present in some strains and absent in others. In still other strains, alliinase seemed to be a variable characteristic. It was speculated that alliin cleavage in bacteria might be accomplished via an inducible cystathionase. …

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Characteristics And Opinions Of Traditional And Non-Traditional College Students., Micheal Randolph Moffett Jan 1980

Characteristics And Opinions Of Traditional And Non-Traditional College Students., Micheal Randolph Moffett

LSU Historical Dissertations and Theses

The purpose of this study was to determine the characteristics and opinions of traditional and non-traditional undergraduate students. Students enrolled at Southeastern Louisiana University composed the sample for the study. Data analysis was intended to reveal the demographic characteristics of the students and the differences and similarities which may have existed in students' opinion with regard to educational objectives, motivation to enroll and certain personal concerns. Student opinions were solicited concerning academic advising services and personal counseling services available to them. Students' opinions were also obtained concerning services of administrative offices, admission and registration processes and sources of educational finances …

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Speciation Of Environmental Pollutants By Gc-Aa And By Esca. Purification Of Water At Ultratrace Levels Of Heavy Metals And Complexation Studies By Electrochemical Methods., Ileana Aurea-Leon Rhodes Jan 1980

Speciation Of Environmental Pollutants By Gc-Aa And By Esca. Purification Of Water At Ultratrace Levels Of Heavy Metals And Complexation Studies By Electrochemical Methods., Ileana Aurea-Leon Rhodes

LSU Historical Dissertations and Theses

Speciation of environmental pollutants is essential for potential toxicity evaluations. It is important to determine what is the original chemical form of the pollutant when released in the environment as well as all possible reaction products and their potential hazards. The media through which these pollutants are transported in the environment are also of importance. Heavy metal pollutants usually occur in very low concentrations in the environment, therefore, very sensitive techniques are required for the determination of these metals. A GC-AA method was developed that allowed the simultaneous determination of PbEt(,4) and of PbEt(,3)Cl in gaseous and liquid samples. This …

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Management Practices Of Members Of The Louisiana Quarter Horse Breeders' Association, 1979., John Mcgeary Perkins Jr Jan 1980

Management Practices Of Members Of The Louisiana Quarter Horse Breeders' Association, 1979., John Mcgeary Perkins Jr

LSU Historical Dissertations and Theses

The purpose of this study was to determine the educational needs of Louisiana Quarter Horse breeders (owners) based on an analysis of their current management practices, and to determine the association of these practices with age of breeder, education of breeder and primary reason for owning Quarter Horses. The data were obtained by phone and personal interviews of 100 of the 838 in-state members of the Louisiana Quarter Horse Breeders' Association. The chi-square test was applied to determine statistically significant associations at the .20 level of probability. The specific objectives of the study were: (1) To develop a personal profile …

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Conflict Theory And Segregation Academies: Application And Refinement Of Dahrendorf's Theory., Jerry Douglas Himelstein Jan 1980

Conflict Theory And Segregation Academies: Application And Refinement Of Dahrendorf's Theory., Jerry Douglas Himelstein

LSU Historical Dissertations and Theses

This study is an exploratory case study which applies and refines Ralf Dahrendorf's theoretical work in an effort to understand the social organization of segregation academies. One location is studied intensively through guided interviews with a variety of subjects who had some role in one of four local private schools or some relationship to them. School documents and other recorded data are also used to trace the development of these schools. Variables suggested by Dahrendorf and by Nevin and Bills are explored and further developed. Enrollment figures are used in a state-wide analysis of the effect of potential black enrollment …

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Para-Proxemic Attributions: An Investigation Into The Relationship Between Close-Up And Extreme Close-Up Camera Shots And Audience Response., David Mitchell Klein Jan 1980

Para-Proxemic Attributions: An Investigation Into The Relationship Between Close-Up And Extreme Close-Up Camera Shots And Audience Response., David Mitchell Klein

LSU Historical Dissertations and Theses

The purpose of this study was to determine if there were differences in para-proxemic attributions (effectations based upon the relative distance of a media source) to the extreme close-up as opposed to the close-up camera shots. Differences in audience response by sex of subject were found. Two stimuli were simultaneously videotaped of a man making an informative speech. The first tape was composed of establishing shots and extreme close-up shots. The second tape was comprised of establishing shots and close-up shots. The establishing shots were constant in both tapes. In the first tape a cut from the establishing shot to …

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