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The Effectiveness Of A Breast Self-Examination Program On A Group Of Professional And Paraprofessional Women, Nancy Klatt

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Effects Of Competitiveness And Control On Cognitive Appraisal Of Competitive Stress, Cami R. Lokken

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Learning Needs Of Patients Following Acute Myocardial Infarction, Bonnie Odermann

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Propofol Versus Thiopental For Induction Of General Anesthesia In Outpatient Laparoscopy, Deborah A. Gladen

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Perception Of Place Traits And Locational Preferences Of College Seniors, Jean Marie Patterson Eichhorst

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Incidence Of Residual Memory Impairment In Outpatients Receiving Conscious Sedation With Midazolam And Alfentanil, Kathleen Roehrich

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A Comparison Study Of Time, Oximetry Use, And Aldrete Scores In The Post Anesthesia Recovery Unit In One Urban And Two Rural Hospitals In The Upper Midwest, Jo Sersland

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Comparison Of Intravenous Lidocaine And Topical Deliverance Methods Of Lidocaine In Attenuating The Cardiovascular Responses To Endotracheal Intubation, Kristi Jo Hanna

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Parental Stressors In A Pediatric Intensive Care Unit, Loretta Jean Heuer

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An Ethic Of Care : A Feminist Perspective Of Ethics, Charlotte Kroløkke

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Ethnicity And Pregnancy : A Quantitative And Qualitative Study Of Mexican American Migrant Childbirth, Cheryl Briggs Lausch

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Videotape In The Courtroom : Coloring The Jury's View?, Jessica L. Hager

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Characteristics Of Research Design In Selected Speech-Language Pathology Journals, Lynae S. Winther

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Carboxyhemoglobin Levels In Smokers And Nonsmokers And Its Effect On Pulse Oximeter Readings, Michelle E. Currier

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Additional Role Responsibilities For High School Principals Resulting From District Sharing Of A School Superintendent, David Paul Zwingel

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In Vitro Oxidative Damage To Mitochondria From Diabetic And Normal Rats And Its Relationship To Levels Of Antioxidant Enzymes, Karen A. Pinto

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Infant Physiological Responses To Noxious Stimuli Of The Heel Stick Procedure, Mary Christine Lucius

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Perceptions Of The Role Of North Dakota And Minnesota Elementary School Counselors, Elizabeth Plemel-Snell

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Differences In Oxygen Saturation Of Adult Smokers And Nonsmokers During Transfer To Recovery Room After General Anesthesia, Todd Daniel Underdahl

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Localization Of Carboxyl Methylated Calmodulin, Mark A. Doll

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The Integration Of Three Multihandicapped Children Into Regular Classrooms: A Focus On Educational Personnel, Marva Dombrowe Gellhaus

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This study used qualitative research methods to determine what happened when special educators and regular educators came together in the process of integrating three multihandicapped students into a kindergarten or a first grade classroom. Of particular interest were the actions, interactions, and perceptions of the people involved.

The writer spent two months at the field site which was located in an elementary school in a rural agricultural region in the Great Plains. Although observations were made of the children and the educational personnel, only the educational personnel and the parents were interviewed.

In this study: (1) Regular educators and special …

College Presidents And The Ncaa Presidnets' Commission: All Bark And No Bite, Laurence M. Rose

North Dakota Law Review

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The Challenges Of An American Symbol : Family Farming--Past, Present, And Future, Sandra K. Ridl

Undergraduate Theses and Senior Projects

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A Psychometric Investigation Of The Ucla Loneliness Scale With A Sample Of College Women., Arlow W. Andersen Jr.

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Loneliness is considered one of the most prevalent social problems. Difficulties in definition, measurement, and conceptualization have hindered its investigation. In an attempt to address these difficulties, the University of California at Los Angeles (UCLA) Loneliness Scale was developed in 1976 and subsequently revised. It has become one of the most widely used measurements of loneliness.This investigation was an attempt to address further some of the lingering concerns about the psychometric properties of the Scale. Two hundred women enrolled in undergraduate classes at the University of North Dakota were administered the UCLA Loneliness Scale along with a battery of other …

164th Infantry News: December 1990, 164th Infantry Association

164th Infantry Regiment Publications

December 1990 edition of the 164th Infantry News. A total of 6 pages, containing news articles, event notices, photographs, and personal memories from the veterans of the 164th Infantry Regiment.

Security And Involvement In The Parent-Adolescent Relationship, Susan J. Thompson

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The purpose of this study was the investigation of the dynamics which occur in relationships between parents and their adolescent children. Two hundred and eighty-four adolescents from local high schools were surveyed using the Acquaintance Description Form for Adolescents. They were also asked to take home the Parental Response Questionnaire for their parents to complete. Of these, responses were received from one hundred and seven parents.

Previous research has suggested that differences exist between relationships maintained by adolescent children and their mothers and fathers, particularly on the variables of security and involvement. Fathers have traditionally been described as less secure …

Freedom Of Information And Open Records Laws: Aid Or Hindrance To Government?, Chase H. Boardman

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Perceptions Of School Administrators Of The Nurses' Roles In A School Health Program, Vida A. Gorsegner

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Nursing roles in school health programs differ within various school settings. These roles range from traditional nursing activities to nurse practitioner and mental health nurse roles. Literature specific to the roles of nurses in a school health program is limited; however, studies indicate that the school nurse role is multidimensional. Role theory was the framework used for this study. The purpose of this study was to determine school administrators' perceptions of the role of the nurse in a school health program.

The sample profile included 48 school administrators from a two county area in an upper midwest area. The two …

Lady, If You Go Into Politics: North Dakota's Women Legislators, 1923-1989, Ann M. Rathke

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Little is known about the seventy-two women who served in the North Dakota legislature between 1923, when women first took seats, and 1989, the state's Centennial year. Their collective story has been absent from major scholarly works about the history of North Dakota, a state which prizes its unique and colorful political heritage. The purpose of this study is to remedy this lack of information.

A variety of published and unpublished sources were consulted, including the records of proposed bills and resolutions. A survey was developed and used to obtain additional biographical and other information about current and former women …

Investigation Of Parent Program On Mediating Stress As It Relates To The Special Education Process, Mary Carol Stammen

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The purpose of this study was to examine the effectiveness of a parent training program, "FACTS," by: (1) increasing the parents' perceived ability to participate in the special education process of their child as an active participant, and (2) lowering the level of stress experienced as they interact with the educational system of their children.

This study involved an experimental group consisting of 26 parents who received the parent training program and a control group consisting of 24 parents who did not receive the parent training program. Both groups completed pre- and post-test measures. The instruments used for this measure …