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An Analysis Of Selected Aspects Of Leadership Skills Among Selected Principals Of Catholic Secondary Schools In The Archdiocese Of Chicago, John Michael Shields

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Applying Marketing Concepts To Seventh-Day Adventist Secondary Education, David Stephen Penner

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Problem

Seventh-day Adventist academies face financial problems due to declining enrollments and inadequate funding. Higher education has looked to marketing as a possible means of reversing these trends. While much has been written about marketing in higher education, little has been written concerning the marketing of secondary education.

Method

In order to accomplish the purpose of this study, it was necessary to review the current ideas on marketing higher education and examine those ideas that might apply to secondary education. An outline for marketing SDA secondary education was then developed. In order to validate the outline, a panel of judges, …

Effects Of Administrator Implemented Homogeneous And Heterogeneous Grouping On Reading Achievement Of Selected Sixth-Grade Students, Jerry L. Thacker

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Problem. A Nation at Risk reported that the average achievement score of high-school students on most standardized tests is lower now than it was a quarter of a century ago, and the majority of the brightest students fail to achieve according to their ability. A salient problem in educating pupils is that of attaining reading comprehension achievement scores comparable to their intellectual potential. This study examines the effects of administrator implemented homogeneous and heterogeneous grouping on the reading achievement of selected sixth-grade students.

Method. This was a quasi-experimental study using parametric techniques. The tests for hypotheses were analysis of …

Validation Of The Portuguese Version Of The Temperament Inventory, Flavia Jorge

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Problem. There is a need in Portugal for valid psychological instruments. The Temperament Inventory (Blitchington & Cruise, 1979) seemed adequate to help meet this need. The present study attempted to validate the TI with the Portuguese population in mainland Portugal and to obtain norms on the TI for this population.

Methodology. A factor analytical research design was used to determine whether the items selected to measure a particular temperament in the original American version did, in fact, measure that temperament when translated into Portuguese. The 80 original items, together with 10 new items designed to measure the phlegmatic and choleric …

Comparison Of International And American Doctoral Graduates' Expectations, Satisfaction, And Appropriateness Of Their Programs In Education At Andrews University, Libin Kutup Rampasan

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Problem

The proportion of international students in the doctoral programs, School of Education at Andrews University, raises concerns over (a) the ability of the programs to meet the varied expectations and needs of the international and American students and (b) the relevance of the students' academic preparations to their careers. Possible differences between the international and American doctoral graduates' appraisals of their programs were investigated.

Method

This ex-post facto study obtained data from two sources: All's records and the graduates' responses to survey questionnaires sent to 143 of the 151 doctoral graduates with known addresses. A 72.7% return rate was …

The Predictive Validity Of Adaptive Behavior And Aptitude On Achievement, Julia A. Long

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Probable Interpretations Of Selected Sections Of The Illinois Educational Labor Educational Labor Relations Act, G. Robb Cooper

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Educational Movements That Have Influenced The Sister Teacher Education Program Of The Congregation Of The Sisters Of Providence, 1840-1940, Maria Scatena

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An Investigation Of Leadership Behavior Of International Nurses After Completing American/Canadian Graduate Nursing Education Program, Jane E. Parker-Conrad

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A Neuropsychological Investigation Of Prefrontal Dysfunction Among Conduct Disordered Adolescents, Robin Shear

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The Influence Of Sex Role Stereotypes On Coping With Depression: Are There Perceptions Of Gender Appropriate Ways To Cope?, Mary M. Pfeiffer

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The Social World Of Athletes: Social And Psychological Distinguishable Characteristics Of Four Collectives Of Athletes, Ellen Jeanne Meyers

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The Role Of The Phillipine Education System In National Development During And After The New Society 1972-1986, Loudres Rayla Baluga

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Life (Zōḗ) In Plotinus' Explanation Of Reality, Roman T. Ciapalo

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Tryptidase: A Novel Trypsin-Like Enzyme From Rat Skin. Isolation And Characterization, Vincent J. Braganza

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Physically Disabled Women: A Study Of Perceptions Of Social Support And Experiences Affecting The Transition Through Parenthood, Beverly Kopala

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The Administrative Organization Structure Of The Chicago Public Schools, 1837-1949, Frank Lucente

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Authoritarianism And Political Socialization In Voluntary Organizations: The Case Of Koreans In The Chicago Area, Yoon M. Lee

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A Psychological Study Of Adolescent Everyday Morality, Charles M. Shelton

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The Training And Supervision Of Family Therapists In The Republic Of Ireland, James William Moran

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Two Educational Comparisons Of Linear And Circular Statistics, Robert E. Watson

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Some Aspects Of The Life And Work Of John Ellis, King's Agent For West Florida 1763 To 1776, Julius Groner

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The Social Bases Of Obedience Of The Untouchables In India, Antony Raj

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The Effects Of Psychological Intervention On Primiparous Career Women’S Adjustment To Motherhood After The Age Of Thirty, Beth Schiff

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Structures Of The Self: A Study Of The Female Life Cycle Through Autobiographies Of Representative French Women Authors, Sonia Aladjem

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Individual Differences In Strategy Shift On A Perceptual Classification Task, Cathleen Campbell-Raufer

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Experiencing Scale Discrimination Between More And Less Productive Psychotherapy Sessions, Drevis L. Hager

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Previous studies have failed to detect differences in experiencing (EXP) between more and less productive psychotherapy sessions. This study explored the possible relationship between EXP and session productivity and examined the efficacies of the conventional versus an alternative method of applying the EXP Scale.

Six client-therapist pairs audio recorded 52 psychotherapy hours, and after each independently completed a session productivity questionnaire. More and less productive sessions were selected based on the clients', therapists', and the clients' and therapists' combined responses. EXP ratings were made of 8-minute audio recorded segments, first using conventional mode and peak scores, and then using alternative …

An Analysis Of Conduct Disordered Boys’ And Their Parents’ Perceptions Of Their Family Social Environments, John Rolph

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Conduct disordered behavior of male adolescents constitutes a major social problem. There are many disagreements among clinicians and researchers about the factors which cause and maintain antisocial child behavior.

The purpose of this study was to learn more about the differences between two types of conduct disordered boys and their families: Stealers and Aggressors. The Family Environment Scale Form R and Form I were used to obtain parental and child measures of perceptions of family social climates. The Health and Daily Living Form was used to obtain measures of parental mental and physical health, social resources, and family life change …

Video Display Terminals And Psychological Stress: A Study Of The Acclimation Process, Walker Michael Parmelee

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The acclimation process that employees of a large manufacturing company underwent after the introduction of video display terminals (VDTs) to the workplace was studied. In an attempt to understand the acclimation process, employees' mood states, perceptions of the work setting and their reactions toward the VDTs were assessed. This study followed secretaries (N = 11) through the initial phases of converting from a traditional to an automated office. The subjects were observed four weeks prior to and eight weeks after the introduction of VDTs. The secretaries' stress levels were monitored by the Profile of Mood States. The secretaries' perceptions of …

Gender And Assumptions Underpinning Research Among Doctoral Students, Eileen F. Stryker

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The doctoral experiences of women and men are distinguishable and different. Studies of these differences have not considered the relationship of gender to the content of the curriculum. Learning to conduct scientific research is central to doctoral study. Widely held notions of what constitutes legitimate science are challenged by those who study the relationship between gender and science. They suggest that the predominant view of science is based on a set of ontological and epistemological assumptions which are incompatible with women's experiences. Empirical studies in the psychology of science suggest that assumptions underpinning research are associated with gender and with …