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Structural Complexity Of Oral And Written Language Of Fourth Grade Children, Laurene B. Heintz Jan 1979

Structural Complexity Of Oral And Written Language Of Fourth Grade Children, Laurene B. Heintz

Theses and Dissertations

No abstract provided.


Conservation Of Weight With Adolescents And Young People, Alice Clark, Beverly Brekke, John Williams Dec 1978

Conservation Of Weight With Adolescents And Young People, Alice Clark, Beverly Brekke, John Williams

Journal of Teaching and Learning

No abstract provided.


Effects Of Value Clarification Training On Student Self-Concept: A Review Of Research, George Redman Dec 1978

Effects Of Value Clarification Training On Student Self-Concept: A Review Of Research, George Redman

Journal of Teaching and Learning

No abstract provided.


An Analysis Of Selected Speeches Of A. C. Townley, 1915-1921, Alice C. Poehls Dec 1978

An Analysis Of Selected Speeches Of A. C. Townley, 1915-1921, Alice C. Poehls

Theses and Dissertations

The purpose of this study was to investigate the rhetoric of Arthur C. Towriley who, in 1915, founded the Nonpartisan League in North Dakota. The study included the history of the organization and activities of the Nonpartisan League from 1915 to 1921, a biography of Townley, a discussion of the Aristotelian canon invention, and an analysts of the logical, emotional, and ethical proof utilized by Townlc-y in selected 1917 speeches.

Townley had a great deal of natural oratorical skill and benefited also from seme education, imitation of other speakers, and experience. His agrarian background greatly influenced his public speaking and …


Modification Of Stimulation Seeking Behavior In Psychopaths Using Hypnotic Sensory Imagery Conditioning, Franklin D. Deforest Dec 1978

Modification Of Stimulation Seeking Behavior In Psychopaths Using Hypnotic Sensory Imagery Conditioning, Franklin D. Deforest

Theses and Dissertations

Recent theorizing has postulated that there exists for every individual an optimal level of arousal. Deviations from this optimal state produce discomfort which motivates behaviors aimed at remediation. Potential causes of underarousal include the attenuation of perceptual input and excessively rapid habituation to sensory input. Both of these processes have been linked dynamically to the psychopathic condition. Presumably, in the context of restricted opportunities for involvement in highly stimulating activities, the psychopathic individual attempts to alleviate the stress caused by chronic sensory deprivation through participation in illegal behaviors. The present investigation has attempted to clarify the dynamic picture with regards …


October 5, 1978, University Of North Dakota Oct 1978

October 5, 1978, University Of North Dakota

University Senate Meeting Minutes

Minutes from the October 5, 1978, meeting of the University Senate. 6 pages


Summer Commencement: August 12, 1978, University Of North Dakota Aug 1978

Summer Commencement: August 12, 1978, University Of North Dakota

UND Commencement Programs

UND Summer Commencement program from August 12, 1978.


Thai Language Lessons, Jane Leslie Hermanson Aug 1978

Thai Language Lessons, Jane Leslie Hermanson

Undergraduate Theses and Senior Projects

No abstract provided.


The Transmutation Of Self In Childhood, Craig David Stevens Aug 1978

The Transmutation Of Self In Childhood, Craig David Stevens

Theses and Dissertations

The purpose of this study was to gather information regarding children's developing sense of self. Seventy children, ages three to seven years, were tested on three measures. In the first task, the children tried on a mask and answered questions about their identity while looking in a mirror. The second involved a group of conservation tasks where external objects, the child's body, or part thereof, were the objects in question. The third was a picture task where pictures of a person, a person wearing a mask, and an animal were compared and the children were asked to decide which two …


Preferences For Male Or Female Counselors As Related To Student-Counselee Sex, Grade Level, Type Of Presenting Concern And Self-Esteem, Mary Jane Sullivan Aug 1978

Preferences For Male Or Female Counselors As Related To Student-Counselee Sex, Grade Level, Type Of Presenting Concern And Self-Esteem, Mary Jane Sullivan

Theses and Dissertations

Problem: The purpose of this study was to investigate the relationship between the selected variables of student-counselee -- sex, grade level, and self-esteem -- and the preference for a male or a female counselor by types of presenting concerns.

Procedure: The subjects of this study consisted of 375 students, 189 males and 186 females, enrolled in a junior-senior high school in a rural community in north central Minnesota The subjects were all adolescents in grades seven through twelve, inclusive. The sample size for each grade level ranged from a minimum of sixty to a maximum of sixty-nine.

The instruments used …


Physical Contact In Psychotherapy, Cassandra Lynne Tyson Aug 1978

Physical Contact In Psychotherapy, Cassandra Lynne Tyson

Theses and Dissertations

Physical contact between therapist and client continues to be an area of both controversy and concern among mental health professionals. Although there has been much theoretical discussion about touching, the literature contains little related empirical research.

Forty undergraduate students participated as subjects in a psychotherapy analogue study. Independent variables were physical con tact and sex of therapist. Dependent variables were subject and thera pist nonverbal immediacy, speech duration, and affective reaction and subject self-disclosure and perception of therapist interpersonal atti tudes. Data on subject experiences with touching and attitudes toward it were also gathered.

The results show no facilitative effects …


The Role Of Emotional Discharge In The Resolution Of Grief, Anne M. Metzger Aug 1978

The Role Of Emotional Discharge In The Resolution Of Grief, Anne M. Metzger

Theses and Dissertations

Many authors have expressed the opinion that the resolution of grief requires the open expression of the emotions accompanying grief. While this need for emotional discharge has been mentioned frequently, there has been no empirical evidence of a connection between emotional discharge and successful grief work. This study was designed to investigate the hypothesis that recently bereaved individuals who reported more emotional discharge behaviors would have a more positive resolution of their grief at four months post-bereavement. It was also hypothesized that the specific type of discharge behavior and the number of individuals involved would not be significant. However, it …


Professional Schools Of Accounting: A Look At The Issues, Frank J. Beil Aug 1978

Professional Schools Of Accounting: A Look At The Issues, Frank J. Beil

Theses and Dissertations

No abstract provided.


Internal - External Locus Of Control Of Reinforcement And Its Relationship With Self-Control, Lynelle M. Erickson Aug 1978

Internal - External Locus Of Control Of Reinforcement And Its Relationship With Self-Control, Lynelle M. Erickson

Undergraduate Theses and Senior Projects

The role of locus of control of reinforcement, as measured by .the SPIES (Mischel, Zeis & Zeis, 1974), in self-control was examined in a resistance to temptation procedure with preschool children. Relevant literature was discussed and performance on the I+ subscale of the SPIES was correlated with delay during the resistance to temptation experiment. Verbalizations during the delay were recorded to assess their effect on delay time. Neither subscale of the SPIES was significantly con:-elated with delay time, methodological factors and general applicability of the SPIES were discussed. Implications of this study for future work were also discussed


The Development Of The Body Concept Through Movement In Space., James T. Grimm Jul 1978

The Development Of The Body Concept Through Movement In Space., James T. Grimm

Undergraduate Theses and Senior Projects

No abstract provided.


The Onlooker: July 20, 1978, Mike Jacobs, Suezette Bieri Jul 1978

The Onlooker: July 20, 1978, Mike Jacobs, Suezette Bieri

North Dakota Politics - Publications

July 20, 1978 issue of "The Onlooker," a news magazine focused on North Dakota and the issues that impacted the state.

Volume 4, Number 24

8 pages


Some Perspectives On The Governance Of Teacher Education, M. L. Cushman Jun 1978

Some Perspectives On The Governance Of Teacher Education, M. L. Cushman

Journal of Teaching and Learning

No abstract provided.


Advantages And Disadvantages Of The Professional Corporation, Douglas W. Hupke Jun 1978

Advantages And Disadvantages Of The Professional Corporation, Douglas W. Hupke

Theses and Dissertations

No abstract provided.


Spring Commencement: May 14, 1978, University Of North Dakota May 1978

Spring Commencement: May 14, 1978, University Of North Dakota

UND Commencement Programs

UND Spring Commencement program from May 14, 1978.


May 4, 1978, University Of North Dakota May 1978

May 4, 1978, University Of North Dakota

University Senate Meeting Minutes

Minutes from the May 4, 1978, meeting of the University Senate. 36 pages


May 1978, University Of North Dakota Alumni Association May 1978

May 1978, University Of North Dakota Alumni Association

ALL: UND Alumni Review Master List

May 1978 issue of "The University of North Dakota Alumni Review." 8 pages

Volume 60, Number 9


Field Independence And Cognitive Flexibility In Creative Test Performance, Joel Patrick Newman May 1978

Field Independence And Cognitive Flexibility In Creative Test Performance, Joel Patrick Newman

Theses and Dissertations

Much research in recent years has been devoted to the identification and measurement of creative abilities. It was postulated that Werner's orthogenetic principle, in which development is conceptualized as proceeding from a state of relative lack of differentiation of functions to a state of increasing differentiation, articulation, and hierarchic integration of functions, might be applied to cognitive development in order to provide a useful model for investigating such abilities. A parallel interest of the investigator was the use of the Stroop Color-Word Test as a measure of hierarchic integration of cognitive functions (here called cognitive flexibility).

Three hundred and fifty-nine …


Prenatal Zinc Deficiency And Stress In The Rat, Michael Charles Rowe May 1978

Prenatal Zinc Deficiency And Stress In The Rat, Michael Charles Rowe

Theses and Dissertations

The studies presented below concern the effects of stress upon prenatal zinc deficient adult rats. One group of dams was fed a zinc deficient diet from the morning of day 14 to the morning of day 19 of the pregnancy. A second group was given the same amount of food as was eaten by their zinc deficient counterpart (pair-fed) plus water containing 50 ppm zinc, thus they were not zinc deficient but did experience starvation. A third group was fed the diet ad libitum and given the zinc-supplemented water.

Starting at 150 days of age three offspring from each of …


A Test Of Carl Gustav Jung's Theory: The Relationship Of Extraversion -- Introversion To Values, Age, Sex, And Familial Status, Paul T. Hirdman May 1978

A Test Of Carl Gustav Jung's Theory: The Relationship Of Extraversion -- Introversion To Values, Age, Sex, And Familial Status, Paul T. Hirdman

Theses and Dissertations

Problem: The purpose of this study was to compare the Jungian personality types of extraversion and introversion according to sex, age periods, and familial relationship. Another major focus of this study was a comparison of extraversion and introversion with personality values.

Procedure: The subjects in this study consisted of the fathers and mothers, and sons and daughters of 27 families (a total of 112 subjects) who were members of a rural Lutheran Church in North Dakota during 1977.

All subjects were administered the Myers-Briggs Type Indicator, Form F, the Study of Values, and completed a personal data form. Subjects were …


Hypnotic Age Regression And The Occurrence Of Transitional Object Relationships, Michael Robert Nash May 1978

Hypnotic Age Regression And The Occurrence Of Transitional Object Relationships, Michael Robert Nash

Theses and Dissertations

A transitional object, as defined by object-relation theorists is the first treasured possession of the infant (teddy bear, blanket, etc.) usually first appearing in the second half of the first year, and terminating between the ages of four and six. Object relations theory and subsequent empirical investigations have demonstrated that, for almost all three year old children, the relationship with the transitional object: is spontaneously desired during periods of isolation and mild stress, is characterized by attachment to a specific object, and is affectively intense. The present study used these three characteristics of the three year old child's mode of …


Right And Left Judgments Of Verbal Stimuli And Hemispheric Functioning., Ann Cristine Holland-Lubke May 1978

Right And Left Judgments Of Verbal Stimuli And Hemispheric Functioning., Ann Cristine Holland-Lubke

Undergraduate Theses and Senior Projects

No abstract provided.


April 1978, University Of North Dakota Alumni Association Apr 1978

April 1978, University Of North Dakota Alumni Association

ALL: UND Alumni Review Master List

April 1978 issue of "The University of North Dakota Alumni Review." 12 pages

Volume 60, Number 8


The Use Of The UžGiris-Hunt Scales Of Sensorimotor Development In The Assessment Of Profoundly/Severely Retarded Adults., Margaret L. Potter Apr 1978

The Use Of The UžGiris-Hunt Scales Of Sensorimotor Development In The Assessment Of Profoundly/Severely Retarded Adults., Margaret L. Potter

Undergraduate Theses and Senior Projects

No abstract provided.


Journal Of Teaching And Learning: In This Issue, Vito Perrone Feb 1978

Journal Of Teaching And Learning: In This Issue, Vito Perrone

Journal of Teaching and Learning

No abstract provided.


The Reservation/City Environment And The Self Concept Of Native American Students, Carl E. Edeburn, William C. Gipp Feb 1978

The Reservation/City Environment And The Self Concept Of Native American Students, Carl E. Edeburn, William C. Gipp

Journal of Teaching and Learning

No abstract provided.