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The Effects Of Different Litter Control Procedures On Movie Audiences, Thomas Lee Zane

Masters Theses

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The Learn System For Computer-Assisted Instruction, Garret Alan Vander Lugt

Dissertations

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A Comparison Of Various Weight Reduction Approaches With Overweight University Female Students, David G. Waite

Dissertations

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A Model Of An Environmental Advisory Committee For City Government, Henry Barrett Baker

Masters Theses

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Bach's B Minor Flute Sonata: A Study Of Six Recorded Interpretations, Edwin F. Sabrack Jr.

Masters Theses

The lack of knowledge and understanding of the performance practice of the early eighteenth century can lead to faulty and ill-conceived ideas regarding the interpretation of Bach's flute

sonatas. Problems of tempo, articulation, phrasing, dynamics, and ornamentation can overwhelm the student approaching these works for the first time. Luckily, the great flutists of our time have

given us a permanent documentation of their interpretations of this music by committing to record their performances. A diligent study of these performances, (in this case, the Sonata in B Minor), can guide the student to make intelligent decisions for his own playing of …

Response Duration In Acquisition, Discriminated Avoidance, And Extinction, Michael Oliver Duncan

Masters Theses

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The Effects Of Three Different Mastery Criterion Levels On Undergraduate Test Performance, David R. Barkmeier

Masters Theses

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A "Systems Analysis" Of An Applied Behavior Analysis Laboratory Course And An Experimental Analysis Of Attendance And Prompt Assignment Completion, Ansley Bacon

Masters Theses

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Discussion Procedures In College Teaching, Victor A. Arredondo

Masters Theses

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The Effects Of An Absence Policy On Attendance And Grades, Judith A. Adelman

Masters Theses

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An Investigation Of Variables Affecting Self Modification Techniques, Patricia Ann Hartlep

Masters Theses

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Reliability Of Recording As Affected By Behavioral Consequences, Leroy J. Switlick

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Smoking Modification Research: An Evaluative Review, Michael Romaniuk

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A Classroom Investigation Of Self-Recording Of Teacher Verbal Approval, Dale Laurel Robertson

Masters Theses

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The Development Of Generalized Imitation In An Autistic Boy, Andrew L. Reitz

Masters Theses

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Systemic Adaptation: Can The Soviet System Accommodate The “Democratic Movement”?, Phillip A. Petersen

Masters Theses

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Availability Of An Aggressive Response During Sidman Avoidance, Michael Albert Minervini

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The Effects Of Sodium Chloride On Hyalella Azteca, Ameletus Sparsatus, And Tubifex Tubifex, Stephen A. Miller

Masters Theses

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Evidence Of Eutrophication In Wall Lake Barry County, Michigan, John J. Meany

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A Spectrographic Method For Determination Of Lead In Human Blood Utilizing The Far Ultraviolet Wavelength Region, Marianne Oriel Lull

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The Utility Of The Maxi-Mult In An Outpatient Psychiatric Clinic, Mazhar A. Khan

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A Study Of The Knowledge Possessed By Selected Students And Adults About Public School Districts In Five Southwestern Minnesota Communities, Clifford Dale Sibley

Dissertations

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The Relationship Between Classroom Means Of Students’ Perceptions Of Teachers As Related To Classroom Racial Composition And Grade Level, And The Effects On Classroom Means Of Academic Growth, Diane Savage Smith

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Reading Horizons Vol. 14, No. 4

Reading Horizons: A Journal of Literacy and Language Arts

Complete issue of Reading Horizons volume 14, issue 4.

University Magaizine Vol. 32 No. 4, Western Michigan University

Western Michigan University Magazine (1963-1980)

• The College of Business-Then to Now

• Programs for Part-Time Students

• The New Master of Public Administration

• Sports • Alumni News • Class Notes

• In Memoriam

Try A Fresh Look At A Trite Subject, Louis Foley

Reading Horizons: A Journal of Literacy and Language Arts

Recently, a distinguished literary critic, speaking of the "rotten writer," said that such a person is convinced that all rules of grammar are obsolete, "now that the split infinitive has earned acceptance." 1 It is not altogether clear whether the latter part of that statement is merely intended to represent the opinion of the "rotten writer" or whether the critic himself accepts it as a foregone conclusion. In either case the wording is rather captious and unrealistic. How can the split infinitive be said to have "earned acceptance"? It has no earning power. It is not an active entity in …

Reading In The Secondary School: Teaching Vocabulary, The Affective Domain, Kenneth Vandermeulen

Reading Horizons: A Journal of Literacy and Language Arts

If a high school should do anything, it should help students to think clearly, communicate effectively, and understand themselves with some degree of maturity. Language is that "yellow brick road" to those goals. It is the means of understanding one another, it is the single basic tool of thought. Obviously, students who are not able to understand more than basic English will have to think and communicate under a severe handicap, which in tum must have adverse effects on self-concept. Students coming out of high schools are proving less and less capable of reading the materials they must understand in …

Journal Of Sociology & Social Welfare Vol. 1, No. 4 (Summer 1974)

The Journal of Sociology & Social Welfare

Table of Contents

• Editorial Page - 177
• A Serendipitous Relationship Between Theory Modification and a Study of Staff Development. - Patricia A. Brown - Page 179
• Recipients Attitudes Toward Welfare - Kirk W. Elifson, William S. Little, William Chamberlain - Page 186
• Social Work Practice and the Social Context - Jeffry Galper - Page 199
• Interorganizational Conflicts: The Case of Police Youth Bureaus and the Juvenile Court - David C. Hollister, Joe Hudson - Page 206
• Evaluating a Pilot Social Service Project for Widows: A Chronicle of Research Problems - S. Roxanne Hiltz - Page 217
• Electives and Undergraduate Social …

The Significance Of Ethnicity In Staffing Corrections, Alfred J. Kutzik

The Journal of Sociology & Social Welfare

Excerpt from the full-text article:

Until recently the total thrust of efforts to improve the staffing of corrections has been towards the recruitment and development of trained personnel. In the past decade it has begun to be recognized that factors other than training have to be taken into account. Largely as a result of California's groundbreaking Community Treatment Project the personality of staff is now considered by some to be as important as their training and in a few programs those with certain types of personality and training have been assigned to work, i.e., "matched", with juvenile offenders who have …

The Great Potato Debate, James D. Hudson

Honors Theses

Anencephaly and spina bifida cystica are two of the most common severe congenital malformations consistently observed in human populations. Both represent defects in the neural tube and share a significant number of similar epidemiological associations among them, occupational class, geography, sex ratio, maternal age, year and season of the year. In anencephaly most of the brain and upper skull never form usually resulting in death within a few hours of birth. Spina bifida cystica is a malformation of the spinal cord often causing paralysis, vulnerability to infection, and early death. In 1972, Dr. J.H. Renwick presented a controversial hypothesis which …