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The Chromapproach In Early Childhood Music Education, Martin William Fenerty
The Chromapproach In Early Childhood Music Education, Martin William Fenerty
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A Study Of Zoning Performance Standards As A Method Of Pollutioncontrol / By Robert Clark Schroeder, Robert Clark Schroeder
A Study Of Zoning Performance Standards As A Method Of Pollutioncontrol / By Robert Clark Schroeder, Robert Clark Schroeder
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The Image Of The Teacher As Reflected In Selected American Playsfrom 1934 To 1964, Bruce W. Peterson
The Image Of The Teacher As Reflected In Selected American Playsfrom 1934 To 1964, Bruce W. Peterson
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Suppression Of S-Responding In Stimulus Matching : A Comparison Of Extinction And Punishment By Precurrent Timeout, Raymond Talmadge Case
Suppression Of S-Responding In Stimulus Matching : A Comparison Of Extinction And Punishment By Precurrent Timeout, Raymond Talmadge Case
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The Effect Of The Race Of The Interviewer On A Southern Community's Responses To The Demands Of Negro Students, Jerry M. Presley
The Effect Of The Race Of The Interviewer On A Southern Community's Responses To The Demands Of Negro Students, Jerry M. Presley
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Punishment Of Earlier Vs Later Members Of A Response Chain / By William M. Smith, William M. Smith
Punishment Of Earlier Vs Later Members Of A Response Chain / By William M. Smith, William M. Smith
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Frost Among The Leaves : The Dark Side Of Robert Frost / By H. Mark Woodward, H. Mark Woodward
Frost Among The Leaves : The Dark Side Of Robert Frost / By H. Mark Woodward, H. Mark Woodward
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Occupational Aspirations And Expectations Of Seminary Students, William Mastin Cross
Occupational Aspirations And Expectations Of Seminary Students, William Mastin Cross
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This study was developed as the result of a long-term interest in occupational choice. The basic problem of the study was the nature of the relations between influences perceived by seminarians on their occupational choice, and their occupational specialization. The basic objective was to explore the nature and extent of this relation. Literature was reviewed dealing with the relation of reference groups to classical and contemporary theory. Literature related to reference theory dealing with medical students and ministerial specialization was also dealt with. The basic theoretical model used was that of Merton. He related reference group theory to the occupational …
Nutritional Adequacy And Acceptance By Students Of The Meals Served In Nine Sorority Houses At The University Of Mississippi, Quintilla Smith Williams
Nutritional Adequacy And Acceptance By Students Of The Meals Served In Nine Sorority Houses At The University Of Mississippi, Quintilla Smith Williams
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Art Education And The Blind Child, Susan Sprinkel
Art Education And The Blind Child, Susan Sprinkel
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The Ku Klux Klan In The United States: Its History, Organization, And Recruitment Practices, Chester Leland Quarles
The Ku Klux Klan In The United States: Its History, Organization, And Recruitment Practices, Chester Leland Quarles
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[No abstract provided.]
Graduate Record Examination Aptitude Test Scores Of Selected Students At The University Of Mississippi, Peter Carson
Graduate Record Examination Aptitude Test Scores Of Selected Students At The University Of Mississippi, Peter Carson
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Human Olfaction : A Study Of Its Significance As A Variable In Social Interaction/ By Albert Alexander Teel, Albert Alexander Teel
Human Olfaction : A Study Of Its Significance As A Variable In Social Interaction/ By Albert Alexander Teel, Albert Alexander Teel
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Effect Of Rhythmical Disturbances On Repetitive Assembly Work, Ranganatha Hemmige
Effect Of Rhythmical Disturbances On Repetitive Assembly Work, Ranganatha Hemmige
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The field of industrial engineering has been traditionally based on the desire to produce more goods for less money. This goal has been accomplished by a variety of methods, including improved methods, monetary incentives, and nonmonetary incentives. In the modern industry all of these may be used. Studies to isolate the effects-of such types of incentives frequently, although not exclusively, have been conducted on highly repetitive tasks. This occurs for a number of reasons: 1. The simple task reduces the variability of the output both in quality and quantity. 2. Any given number of cycles will take less time since …
Factor Analysis As A Tool In Identifying Some Factors Affecting The Structure Of The Fluid Milk Processing Industry In South Dakota, Chong H. Lee
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Like all levels of the dairy industry, the market structure and the competitive conditions in the processing and distribution of fluid milk in South Dakota have undergone substantial changes in the past two decades. The major structural changes have been the decline in the number of fluid milk processing plants and the expansion of the remaining plants. These changes in structure have resulted in a changed pattern of distribution for fluid milk. In the past years, fluid milk was distributed only in areas in close proximity to the plants, and a high percentage of the milk was delivered directly to …
Characteristics Of Low-Income Families In The Head Start Program In Three Eastern South Dakota Counties, Christopher Lee Smith
Characteristics Of Low-Income Families In The Head Start Program In Three Eastern South Dakota Counties, Christopher Lee Smith
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Little has been published which deals specifically with families in the Head Start program. Therefore, it would seem most appropriate to ask: What characteristics do Head Start families possess; in what way, if any, do these characteristics differ from those characteristics which are frequently attributed to the "poverty type" family; and, what are the Head Start parents impressions of the Head Start program. Objective 1. To determine the extent to which a sample of Head Start families possesses certain social and demographic characteristics which have been cited as common among families participating in the Head Start program, or among poverty …
An Eye-Movement Analysis Of Five Ink Colors Printed On Yellow Stock, Robert Charles Clappsy
An Eye-Movement Analysis Of Five Ink Colors Printed On Yellow Stock, Robert Charles Clappsy
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The use of color combinations of print and paper by commercial printers has increased steadily since 1930. The relation of color-of-print to color-of-background is an important factor to be considered in printing because color does effect legibility. The increased use of color emphasizes the need for scientific knowledge concerning the effect on legibility of various color combinations of print and background. Such scientific knowledge demands relevant research in many areas of color printing. This study will try to determine the effects on eye-movements of various ink colors printed on a controlled yellow stock. This information would be useful to printers …
Characteristics Of Low Income Families In Eastern South Dakota : An Examination Of The Culture Of Poverty Concept, James Lee Satterlee
Characteristics Of Low Income Families In Eastern South Dakota : An Examination Of The Culture Of Poverty Concept, James Lee Satterlee
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Characteristics of a sample of 120 low-income families receiving USDA food commodities in three Eastern South Dakota counties are studied. The Objectives of the study are: (1) to provide a sociodemographic overview of the characteristics possessed by these families; (2) to test the applicability of the Culture of Poverty approach for classifying rural low-income families; (3) to construct a typology- designed to better understand the heterogeneity exhibited among low-income rural families; and (4) to present the implications of the study for policy making, program planning and research. Findings on the first objective show the average age of household head to …
A Study Of Selected Factors Associated With Participation In The Bureau Of Indian Affairs Employment Assistance Program On A Dakota Indian Reservation In The Northern Great Plains, Daniel Gregory Faas
A Study Of Selected Factors Associated With Participation In The Bureau Of Indian Affairs Employment Assistance Program On A Dakota Indian Reservation In The Northern Great Plains, Daniel Gregory Faas
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Within the perspective of the need for this study, therefore, the objectives are as follows: first, to study those demographic factors which may be associated with the choice and the termination of services of the Employment Assistance Program; second, to examine certain socio-economic variables which may be associated with participation in the Employment Assistance Program.
A Rhetorical Criticism Of The Defense In The People V. Sirhan Bishara Sirhan, Suzanne Kiesby
A Rhetorical Criticism Of The Defense In The People V. Sirhan Bishara Sirhan, Suzanne Kiesby
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Within the present decade, the American public has been shocked by the political assassinations of three well known public figures. One of these was Robert F. Kennedy who was assassinated during a victory celebration at the end of the California primary in 1968.The alleged assassin, Sirhan Bishara Sirhan, a Jordinian immigrant to the United States, pleaded that he committed the murder out of love for Jordan and a loss of faith in Robert F. Kennedy. The public was made aware of Sirhan’s trial through the mass media. The coverage of the trial was somewhat restricted because of laws forbidding any …
Flannery O'Connor And The Development Of The Grotesque In American Literature, Joan Rae Griffin
Flannery O'Connor And The Development Of The Grotesque In American Literature, Joan Rae Griffin
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When man's view of himself as a being in his universe changes with the tide of events, literary conventions change as well. There is very little in contemporary life that would contradict the assumption that man's view of himself and of his world is no longer governed by the assurance of reason or the confidence of prediction. When certainty of man's place in the universe was commonly accepted, for instance in the eighteenth-century, this assurance was reflected in a literature which was essentially rational and ordered. In the last two centuries, drastic upheavals in the course of human events have …
American Indian Attitudes Toward Education In Select Areas Of South Dakota, Glen Arthur Just
American Indian Attitudes Toward Education In Select Areas Of South Dakota, Glen Arthur Just
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During the period 1964 to 1968 the author visited thirteen American Indian reservations in Minnesota, South Dakota, Wyoming, Nebraska, and Utah. Urban Indians living in St. Paul and Minneapolis, Minnesota: Mission, Pierre, and Rapid City, South Dakota: and Sioux City, Iowa, have been informally interviewed during this time. Firsthand knowledge of American Indian college students was gained by advising an integrated white-Indian campus club from 1966-68. Personal contact since April,1968, with white and Indian leaders involved in Indian education at Navaho College, University of Utah; Black Hills State College, Spearfish, South Dakota; and five secondary schools in South Dakota and …
An Investigation Of Eye-Movements When X-Height And Line Length Are Held Constant And Alphabet Length Is Prismatically Varied, Harold D. Perry
An Investigation Of Eye-Movements When X-Height And Line Length Are Held Constant And Alphabet Length Is Prismatically Varied, Harold D. Perry
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The growing percentage· of type set by the "cold type" process combined with the growth of lithographic printing has increased the use of filmed typefaces. Machines now exist that can greatly reduce or enlarge a filmed typeface from its original size. A prism attachment on a process camera allows type to be altered in one dimension while holding the other constant. The effects on readability of such alterations are of importance to the printer. In a master's degree thesis study, Joseph W. Truex used a prism camera to simultaneously and direct! vary line length and alphabet length. He found no …
Meat For The Strong / By Charles G. Smith, Charles G. Smith
Meat For The Strong / By Charles G. Smith, Charles G. Smith
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The Effect Of Group Counseling On The Self Concept, Richard Noel Manley
The Effect Of Group Counseling On The Self Concept, Richard Noel Manley
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The purpose of this research is to provide some basic understanding of the value of group counseling as it affects the self concept of individual participants. In many theoretical constructs of humanistic psychology there are numerous references emphasizing that the most important goal for group counseling is individual members’ attainment of a better understanding of themselves. A corollary to this assumption is that by understanding themselves, group members will be able to deal with their own frustrations and conflicts in a more meaningful way. The theoretical construct produced by this philosophical concept of self has been extensive, but the evaluation …
A Proposed Model For The Implementation Of Play Therapy In Elementary Schools, Nancy King
A Proposed Model For The Implementation Of Play Therapy In Elementary Schools, Nancy King
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Play therapy is based upon the belief that the natural medium of self-expression for a child is play. Through his play he can express himself' fully, "play out" his feelings and problems and try out different roles and theories of getting along in his world. In this paper, various approaches to play therapy will be explored. The objectives of this study were to determine the applicability of' p1ay therapy in the elementary school, how it is being implemented in South Dakota schools, and to suggest a workable program that could be implemented in an elementary school counseling situation. Specifically, the …
The Identification Of Changing Sex Roles Within A Family Unit As Perceived By First Graders, Janelle Fridley Jones
The Identification Of Changing Sex Roles Within A Family Unit As Perceived By First Graders, Janelle Fridley Jones
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Family life education includes the total education for living in families. The main emphasis of all home economics or homemaking education is life as it is lived within the home and family. Some aspects of home economics are usually included in the curriculum at all age levels from early childhood through secondary education. Family life in America has changed over the years. Such factors as family mobility, a greater amount of leisure time, an increase in early marriages, and more mothers employed outside the home indicate the need for education in family living. Moreover, currently fewer youngsters learn about homemaking …
Effects Of Off-Season Weight Training Programs On Development Of Strength And Explosive Power Of Football Players, Anthony Bartley Mitchell
Effects Of Off-Season Weight Training Programs On Development Of Strength And Explosive Power Of Football Players, Anthony Bartley Mitchell
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Training to improve athletic performance is as old as the history of man. The ancient Persians began training their boys at the age of six, toughening them psychologically as well as physically by arduous activity under difficult and uncomfortable conditions. The ancient Greeks were fond of the training technique of running in sand with weights around the wrists and ankles. Some of these training techniques were remarkably scientific while others were based on tradition, ritual, or myth. From this colorful past have evolved our present day training programs which are based upon research results and tradition. With our present day …
Teaching Selected Clothing Concepts Through Independent Study In Beginning Clothing Construction, Jeanette C. Sweet
Teaching Selected Clothing Concepts Through Independent Study In Beginning Clothing Construction, Jeanette C. Sweet
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Many educators today are faced with the dilemma of improving instruction in a growing program with minimum personnel and facilities� Home economics teachers are especially aware of this problem, since the nature of their field of study is continually being modified and expanded. This study came about as a result of the demands on one South Dakota home economics teacher to expand her program and continue to improve her instructional methods in an attempt to meet the needs of her students in a qualitative manner. Homemaking is required in the eighth grade at Madison Junior High, Madison, South Dakota. This …
South Dakota 4-H Members' And Leaders' Use Of Two Types Of 4-H Manuals, Barbara Kaye Froke
South Dakota 4-H Members' And Leaders' Use Of Two Types Of 4-H Manuals, Barbara Kaye Froke
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The Smith-Lever Act of 1914 established the Federal Cooperative Extension Service. The United States Department of Agriculture, the state university and the people in the community cooperatively support the extension activity known as 4-H club work. County extension agents administer the youth program within 1 each county. The 4-H member participates in informal, self-help projects within a group or club atmosphere. Club work supplements school and home activities. Volunteer community adults, aided by members' parents as well as county and state extension staffs, serve as leaders of the 4-H clubs. The early history of 4-H club work in the United …