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The Metabolism Of Linolenic Acid In Developing Rat Brain, Barney E. Dwyer

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The Anatomy Of Spinal Sympathetic Structures In The Cat, Kyungsoon Chung

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Sex Differences In Reactance And Learned Helplessness, Dale Susan Gody

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Cytology And Physiology Of Arthrospore Formation In The Dermatophyte Trichophyton Mentagrophytes, Ruth Gail Emyanitoff

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Aluminum Metabolism In Health And Disease, Jay Eliot Gorsky

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Perceived Self-Presentation Of Institutionalized Adolescents As Evaluated By Significant Others, Larry Wayne Mccauley

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Implications Of The Transcendental Meditation Program For Counseling: The Possibility Of A Paradigm Shift, Peter Vincent Lourdes

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Review Of The Literature On The Treatment Of Sexual Dysfunction And A Study Of Couples Who Received Treatment At Loyola University Hospital, Catherine Green

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Selected Results Of Participation In A Human Sexuality Course At An Urban University, Rena Krizmis

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Regional Differences In Central Adrenergic Neuronal Activity During Anesthesia, Byron C. Bloor

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A Study Of The Relationship Of Perceptual And Judgmental Preferences With Academic Predictors In Medical School Success, Madhavi Mehta

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Evaluation Of A Questionnaire Designed To Measure Trait Differences Of Students In Lecture, Individualized And Independent Learning Modes, Ronald Svara

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The Effect Of Interpersonal Skills Training On The Levels Of Accurate Empathy And Self Esteem In Preadolescents, Thomas Schevers

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An Assessment Of The Organizational Climate For Creativity In The Canadian Union Conference Of Seventh-Day Adventists : Recommendations For Change Based On The Perceptions Of Leading Church Members, Donald Douglas Devnich

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Problem. In a changing society, organizations must innovate. To achieve productive change it is necessary that the organizational climate and its effect upon organizational personnel be understood. In the field of human resource management there is always a need for insights into psychological climate in order for organizational initiative and creativity to operate. It was the purpose of the present study to construct a patterned profile of how Seventh-day Adventist leading church members in Canada perceive the organizational climate, and to analyze the findings in relationship to creativity.

Method. The Litwin-Stringer Improved Climate Questionnaire was used to assess the perceived …

A Study Of The Attitudes Of The Non-Science Major Toward Science And Its Importance In Curriculum Design, Larry J. Fairbanks

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The purposes of this study were to: (1) Identify and explore the non-science majors' attitudes toward science; (2) Use the results of the investigation to design a course to be used by instructors of Earth and Space Science.

Two major instruments were developed to collect data for the study. The first was an Attitude Inventory and the second was a Course Content Inventory. A major goal of the Attitude Inventory was to collect data with which to develop an Attitude Index which could be used to predict those non-science majors who have some "negative" attitudes toward science. The course design …

The Effects Of Emg Assisted Relaxation Training With Hyperkinetic Children: An Alternative To Medication, William J. Hampstead

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Cardiac Change To An Auditory Signal And Exploratory Behavior In Normal And Developmentally Delayed Infants, Sharon Bradley Johnson

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Science Curriculum Change As It Occurred In A Small Rural Community: A Case Study, William J. Pollard

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A Comparison Of Responses Of Male And Female High School Graduates To Indicators Of Quality Of Life And Career Satisfaction, Deanne Lee Buckendorff Byerly

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The Gross Morphology Of The Internal Tendons Of The Muscles Of The Human Lower Extremity, Nadhi Gagnantadilok

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Achievement Motivation In Women: A Developmental Perspective, Elizabeth Suzanne Miller

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Teaching Critical Life Issues In Nursing: A Philosophical Analysis, Evelyn G. Hartigan

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A New Role For Linguistic Philosophy In Education With An Application To The Field Of Learning Disability, Robert Clinkert

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Evidence For Chromium-Insulin Interaction, Ronald Belusko

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Characterization Of Corynebacterium Vaginale Soluble And Cellular Antigens, Mary Frances Smaron

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Changes In Morphology And Protein Content Of Neurons And Glia Of The Developing Hamster Cerebral Cortex, Thomas E. Durica

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Lipid And Ultrastructural Changes In Brain After Induction Of Essential Fatty Acid Deficiency During Development, Bruce D. Trapp

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Factors Associated With Intellectual Development: Birth Order And Family Size Effects For A Select Population, William Maurice Schaefer

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Factors Important To The Vocational Development Of Women Police Officers, Carol Ann Martin

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The contributions policewomen have made in the relatively short period of their existence have led many police departments to regard women as an indispensable part of the American police force. During the last nine years a large variety of opportunities have become available to women police officers. Women have been added as sworn police officers not only in the small departments but in large departments and federal agencies as well. For the female interested in becoming a policewoman, as far as the administrator concerned with staffing his department with qualified females, there is a paucity of information available on …

Moral And Religious Problems And Attitudes As Expressed By Students In Seventh-Day Adventist Academies In The United States And Canada, Ingram Frank Du Preez

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Problem. Adolescence is characterized by many problems of adjustment. Seventh-day Adventist youth cannot be expected to be immune to these problems. The purpose of the study was to ascertain the moral and religious problems and attitudes as perceived by students in Adventist academies. An attempt was also made to evaluate, from the students' viewpoint, the effectiveness of the provisions made by the academies to help meet these problems. Method Nineteen hundred and twenty students were chosen by a stratified random method from all enrollees in Seventh-day Adventist academies In the United States and Canada. Students were asked to respond to …