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Relationship Of Occupational Choice To Personality Traits Of Women Students As Measured By The Sixteen Personality Factor Questionnaire And The California Psychological Inventory, Marie De Sales Lorenz Jan 1966

Relationship Of Occupational Choice To Personality Traits Of Women Students As Measured By The Sixteen Personality Factor Questionnaire And The California Psychological Inventory, Marie De Sales Lorenz

Master's Theses

No abstract provided.


The Causes Of Moral Existence According To The Doctrine Of Saint Thomas Aquinas, Thomas Francis O'Brochta Jan 1966

The Causes Of Moral Existence According To The Doctrine Of Saint Thomas Aquinas, Thomas Francis O'Brochta

Master's Theses

No abstract provided.


The Methodist Circuit Rider In The Old Northwest, Edmond Thomas Parker Jan 1966

The Methodist Circuit Rider In The Old Northwest, Edmond Thomas Parker

Master's Theses

No abstract provided.


The Background Of The Revolution Of May 25, 1810 At The Port Of Buenos Aires, Mary Robert Reis Jan 1966

The Background Of The Revolution Of May 25, 1810 At The Port Of Buenos Aires, Mary Robert Reis

Master's Theses

No abstract provided.


Washington Irving: Artist Of The Picturesque, Dana Dewey Woody Aug 1965

Washington Irving: Artist Of The Picturesque, Dana Dewey Woody

Master's Theses

Living in the period of romanticism in art and literature, Irving reflects the spirit and taste of the times. His choice of subject matter and his attitude toward it were romantic. He wrote about things that were old, unusual and strange-Spanish castles, English churches and manor houses, Hudson River area legends and traditions. He found nature delightful and was sympathetic toward humble creatures, such as the noble savage and animals.

Art of the romantic period pleased without disturbing and pictured common human situations, painted sentimentally and with a touch of humor. The beauty of primeval nature was painted with tenderness …


The Effects Of Age At The Beginning Of Reading Instruction On Reading Achievement, Phyllis G. Wacker Aug 1965

The Effects Of Age At The Beginning Of Reading Instruction On Reading Achievement, Phyllis G. Wacker

Master's Theses

Hunt (1961) found that in lower socio-economio groups training provided by the child' s natural environment was often too haphazard for the efficient development of ideas of which he is capable. Limited experiences, or few "learning sets" may be the cause of lack of achievement. These questions led the experimenter, a year later, to undertake a study of these children after each had had two years of formal, in school, reading instruct ion, and to test the following hypotheses:

1. Four groups of children who had entered school at the same time, but at four different ages, would differ significantly …


A Survey Of The Attitudes Of Virginia's Teachers Concerning Merit Pay, Ira J. Mitchell Aug 1965

A Survey Of The Attitudes Of Virginia's Teachers Concerning Merit Pay, Ira J. Mitchell

Master's Theses

The interest shown by the public in demanding quality in education is evidenced by the number of articles appearing in newspapers and magazines. In order that quality be developed and maintained, school system will undoubtedly have to find a means of attracting and holding superior teachers. One means by which some school systems might meet this challenge would be the establishment of a pay system which would be on a competitive basis with that of the business world. The purpose of this survey is to study the attitudes of Virginia teachers on merit pay. It is hoped that, after this …


A Survey Of The Administration Of Noninstructional Personnel In The Richmond Public Schools And Other School Divisions With Comparable Enrollments, Harold David Gibson Aug 1965

A Survey Of The Administration Of Noninstructional Personnel In The Richmond Public Schools And Other School Divisions With Comparable Enrollments, Harold David Gibson

Master's Theses

School personnel administration.is concerned with two basic categories of employees: teaching and nonteaching or instructional and noninstructional. How they differ in definition and classification and which employees of a school division fall into the respective categories, especially the noninstructional classification, is the purpose for the survey to be reported in the succeeding chapters of this investigation. Little or no professional literature· exists to clarify this issue. Consequently, 'it is the desire of the writer to report and analyze what is presently being done in the administration of noninstructional employees.


A History And Analysis Of Negro Newspapers In Virginia, Ronald E. Cutler Jul 1965

A History And Analysis Of Negro Newspapers In Virginia, Ronald E. Cutler

Master's Theses

The scope of this paper is not to present a chronological account of the Negro press in Virginia but it ls desired to explore briefly the history of the Negro press and its growth with special attention on editorial policies and general content. The greatest emphasis will be directed on the Negro press during times of crisis after 1900. These periods include the Constitutional Convention,1901-1902, World War I, the depression, World War II, the present day press and the dilemmas which the Negro press faces in the future.


The Military Occupation Of Richmond, 1865-1870, Richard M. Duggan Jul 1965

The Military Occupation Of Richmond, 1865-1870, Richard M. Duggan

Master's Theses

It has been my hope to present this paper as a part of the historical portrayal of the U. S. Amy's experience with ''military government and civil affairs." With this view in mind, I have devoted the first chapter to a brief history of the army's occupation experiences, especially through the Civil War. Additionally, I have attempted to define and clarify several terms used to differentiate the use of military authority.

More specifically, the purpose of this thesis is to determine the extent of military control affecting the govermant of Richmond during the 1865-1870 period following the Civil War. l …


An Experiment In Group Counseling At John Marshall High School, Richmond, Virginia, Daniel S. Marshall Jun 1965

An Experiment In Group Counseling At John Marshall High School, Richmond, Virginia, Daniel S. Marshall

Master's Theses

A request was made by the principal of John Marshall High School to the guidance staff that experimentation be done in the area of group counseling. The writer, who had previously served on the guidance staff and subsequently as a teacher, agreed to coordinate the experiment. In addition to the coordinator, two teachers and two counselors assisted in the implementation and performance of the experiment.

The objective of the experiment was to see whether there was improvement in citizenship and academic achievement manifested as a result of the experiment in group counseling of problem students. With this objective in mind …


Richmond's Reaction To Abraham Lincoln : From November 1860 - March 1881, James Alexander Deangelis Apr 1965

Richmond's Reaction To Abraham Lincoln : From November 1860 - March 1881, James Alexander Deangelis

Master's Theses

I have endeavored to give an account of Richmond's reaction to Abraham Lincoln from his election in November, 1860, to his inauguration on March 4, 1861. I have also tried to emphasize the reaction in Richmond because it represented not only the attitude in Virginia but in many respects the upper South as a whole.

The paper is divided into two principal parts, each divided into three chapters. The first area concerns the effect of Lincoln's election on the people of Richmond. This is discussed in three chapters; the first, a study of the background events leading up to the …


Racial Difference In Academic Achievement Of White And Negro High School Students, Christopher J. Thayil Jan 1965

Racial Difference In Academic Achievement Of White And Negro High School Students, Christopher J. Thayil

Master's Theses

No abstract provided.


The Effects Of Positive And Negative Verbal Reinforcement On The Verbal Behavior Of College Females As A Function Of Need-For-Approval, George Edward Schultz Jan 1965

The Effects Of Positive And Negative Verbal Reinforcement On The Verbal Behavior Of College Females As A Function Of Need-For-Approval, George Edward Schultz

Master's Theses

No abstract provided.


A Correlational And Predictive Study Of College Freshmen In A Midwestern University, J. Dennis Lamping Jan 1965

A Correlational And Predictive Study Of College Freshmen In A Midwestern University, J. Dennis Lamping

Master's Theses

No abstract provided.


A Comparative Investigation Of First And Fourth Quartile Eighth Grade Students At Colonial Heights Junior High School, Elbert Lloyd Pugh Jr. Jan 1965

A Comparative Investigation Of First And Fourth Quartile Eighth Grade Students At Colonial Heights Junior High School, Elbert Lloyd Pugh Jr.

Master's Theses

It was the purpose of this study (1) to compare the two groups, in certain specific characteristics and abilities; (2) to show that a difference existed between the two groups in such areas as: vita1 statistics, home environment, school record, intelligence, reading ability, and aptitude; (3) to present statistical evidence that a significant difference did exist between the two groups; and (4) to draw conclusions based upon the data which would serve as a basis for decision-making at the junior high level.


Presentation Factors As Critical Variables In Learning By Program, Guide, And Self Study, Charles Holman Jennings Jan 1965

Presentation Factors As Critical Variables In Learning By Program, Guide, And Self Study, Charles Holman Jennings

Master's Theses

Visionary suggestions for improving formal education are now at last becoming realities. More and better equipped plants are rising. Teachers' salaries are on the increase. More updated text books are available. Ability grouping is Widely practiced. A wider range and greater depth or course offerings enhances the high school curricula. Increased alumni contributions and government grants are leading to expansion of staff and facilities at the college level. However, none of these consider how a student learns. Thus none copes directly with the most basic o! needs, that of making the teaching-learning process itself more effective and efficient. The approach …


A Comparison Of The Responses Of Achievers And Underachievers In A Junior High School On A Biographical Questionnaire, Claude Ashburn Sandy Jan 1965

A Comparison Of The Responses Of Achievers And Underachievers In A Junior High School On A Biographical Questionnaire, Claude Ashburn Sandy

Master's Theses

The purpose of the present study is to discover some of the biographical factors (personal, family, and environmental) which are characteristic of a majority of underachievers in junior high school. The discovery of these factors may lead to the development of an instrument which would assist in the detection, early in school, of an underachieving predisposition. This seems to be a logical possibility in view of a study by Shaw and Mccuen (1960). Their results indicated individual patterns of academic achievement for male and female underachievers beginning early in elementary school. Further, the classification of these factors by content may …


Real Estate Syndication For The Local Realtor, Harold Joseph Lawlor Jan 1965

Real Estate Syndication For The Local Realtor, Harold Joseph Lawlor

Master's Theses

The great volume of real estate transactions which have been consumated through large-scale syndications during the past fifteen or twenty years runs into the billions of dollars. Most of these transactions were consumated by the 11 know-how11 syndicators of New York, Chicago, Miami and other progressive 11 smart-money11 centers.

The purpose of this paper is to present a complete, simple and concise report on the techniques and tools of real estate syndication so that the small real estate broker will realize that: (1) putting together a syndicate is not beyond his comprehension; (2) it is not necessary to depend on …


An Analysis Of Extreme Response Set As Related To Personality, David L. Hamilton Jan 1965

An Analysis Of Extreme Response Set As Related To Personality, David L. Hamilton

Master's Theses

The phenomenon that certain individuals have unique and consistent patterns of responding to test items is called ''response set" or "response style". Such a set leads a person to respond to test items differently than he would if the same content were presented in a different manner or form. Thus, when response sets are present, the content of a statement become less important in determining the response. During the last decade, the study of various response styles has been one of the most active areas of research in psychology.


Benjamin Harrison, Governor Of Virginia 1781-1784, Sara Etheredge Teeter Jan 1965

Benjamin Harrison, Governor Of Virginia 1781-1784, Sara Etheredge Teeter

Master's Theses

The purpose of this research has been to study in detail the administration of Benjamin Harrison as governor of Virginia from November, 1781 to November, 1784.

The work of any governor is influenced to a great degree by the political, economic, and social conditions of the society in which he serves, and by the character of the man himself. Therefore, the first chapter of the study presents a summary of conditions in Virginia at that time, and the second delineates the man his family background, his political experiences, and his character traits.

The third chapter examines Harrison's administration as governor, …


Effects Of Electrosurgery On Wound Healing In Dogs, Joseph William Pope Jan 1965

Effects Of Electrosurgery On Wound Healing In Dogs, Joseph William Pope

Master's Theses

No abstract provided.


A Qualitative Study Of The Biophysics Of Tooth Movement By Means Of A Three-Dimensional Analog, Edgar Francis Geigel Jan 1965

A Qualitative Study Of The Biophysics Of Tooth Movement By Means Of A Three-Dimensional Analog, Edgar Francis Geigel

Master's Theses

No abstract provided.


Role Conception Among Filipino Nurses In Chicago And Some Aspects Of Marginality, Mercedes Lahoz Verzosa Jan 1965

Role Conception Among Filipino Nurses In Chicago And Some Aspects Of Marginality, Mercedes Lahoz Verzosa

Master's Theses

No abstract provided.


Attitudes Toward High School Athletics: An Analysis Of The Attitudes Of Different Groups In The School System As Related To Their Particular Role In The System, Claude Louis Vincent Jan 1965

Attitudes Toward High School Athletics: An Analysis Of The Attitudes Of Different Groups In The School System As Related To Their Particular Role In The System, Claude Louis Vincent

Master's Theses

No abstract provided.


A Study To Determine If There Is A Relationship Between Treatment Success And Patient Attitudes, Gene L. Dongieux Jan 1965

A Study To Determine If There Is A Relationship Between Treatment Success And Patient Attitudes, Gene L. Dongieux

Master's Theses

No abstract provided.


A Personality Description Of The Unwed Pregnant Adolescent, Using Story Sequence Analysis, Rona Marcia (Katz) Fields Jan 1965

A Personality Description Of The Unwed Pregnant Adolescent, Using Story Sequence Analysis, Rona Marcia (Katz) Fields

Master's Theses

No abstract provided.


An Investigation Of The Training And Practices Of Priests In Pastoral Counseling Using The Reports Of Those With Specialized Training And Some Experience, Paschal Baute Jan 1965

An Investigation Of The Training And Practices Of Priests In Pastoral Counseling Using The Reports Of Those With Specialized Training And Some Experience, Paschal Baute

Master's Theses

No abstract provided.


Cytogenesis Of The Multinucleated Foreign Body Giant Cell, Mitchell V. Kaminski Jan 1965

Cytogenesis Of The Multinucleated Foreign Body Giant Cell, Mitchell V. Kaminski

Master's Theses

No abstract provided.


The Relative Efficacy Of Selected Drugs Upon The Physical Activities And The Attention Span Of A Ten Year Old Brain-Damaged Child, Ruth Elaine Atkinson Jan 1965

The Relative Efficacy Of Selected Drugs Upon The Physical Activities And The Attention Span Of A Ten Year Old Brain-Damaged Child, Ruth Elaine Atkinson

Master's Theses

The purpose of this study was to determine the relative efficacy of selected drugs in reducing the hyperactivity end increasing the attention span of a ten-year old child who had been medically diagnosed as having brain damage.

The evaluation of the effects of three drugs, Chlordiazepoxide (librium), Fluphenasine Hydrochloride (Prolixin), Thioridazine (Mellaril), and a combination of Mellaril and Methylphenidate Hydrochloride (Ritalin), was made by a psychiatrist after consideration of (1) written observations of the child’s school activities during a two-hour period, (2) a tabulation of data based on the observations, (3) reports made by the parents and teacher of the …