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First Light, Dennis Burns Apr 1981

First Light, Dennis Burns

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The Graphic Design Career Kit, Sharon M. Heyenck Apr 1981

The Graphic Design Career Kit, Sharon M. Heyenck

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Culminating Project, Judy A. Crockett Apr 1981

Culminating Project, Judy A. Crockett

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Bibliotherapy To Help Young Children Cope With Their Problems, Marjorie J. Semon Apr 1981

Bibliotherapy To Help Young Children Cope With Their Problems, Marjorie J. Semon

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Since children are facing many stresses both from within and without, it is felt that bibliotherapy may be a way of helping them face and cope with their problems. After a search to see if a curriculum guide had been developed to help kindergarten children through bibliotherapy, none was discovered. An extensive review of existing literature was then made to learn about children and stress at the pre-operational level, as well as an in-depth study of bibliotherapy from its history, research on bibliotherapy pertaining to young children, the qualifications of the bibliotherapist, how one determines whether the need exists, and …


The Ongoing Art Therapy Interview Process In A Psychiatric Milieu, Vivian A. Ware Apr 1981

The Ongoing Art Therapy Interview Process In A Psychiatric Milieu, Vivian A. Ware

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This paper presents the development and application of the Ongoing Art Therapy Interview (OATI), a structured approach designed to assess and support patients in a psychiatric day hospital setting. The OATI combines the therapeutic and diagnostic dimensions of art therapy by integrating artwork with guided interpersonal dialogue. It is informed by Harry Stack Sullivan’s interpersonal theory of psychiatry, particularly his diagnostic framework for understanding patient experience, communication, and relational patterns.

The study outlines the theoretical foundations of the OATI, its practical procedures, and its role as both a therapeutic intervention and an evaluative tool. In this model, patients produce visual …


Administrative Aspects Of Parents Groups: Program Planning, Program Evaluation, And Grantsmanship, Mary Korpi Apr 1981

Administrative Aspects Of Parents Groups: Program Planning, Program Evaluation, And Grantsmanship, Mary Korpi

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Stamping And Embossing: A Modern Adaptation Of Pre-Columbian Metalworking Processes, Richard Coble Apr 1981

Stamping And Embossing: A Modern Adaptation Of Pre-Columbian Metalworking Processes, Richard Coble

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Research Into Lead Glass, S. Leon Applebaum Apr 1981

Research Into Lead Glass, S. Leon Applebaum

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Predicting Color Print Filtration And Exposure, James A. Klingshirn Apr 1981

Predicting Color Print Filtration And Exposure, James A. Klingshirn

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A method of mathematically modeling the response of a system in which color reflection prints are made from a negative was investigated. Data was generated by making a series of prints with different yellow and magenta filtrations at a series of exposures. First, second and third order regression curves were fit to the filtration versus reflection density curves and the exposure versus density curves that were thus generated. The predictions of the sets of equations were compared to the data and it was found that the filtration could be predicted more accurately than the exposure time, because, the response curves …


Image Restoration By Selective Short Space Spectral Subtraction, Rose M. Korte Apr 1981

Image Restoration By Selective Short Space Spectral Subtraction, Rose M. Korte

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Image restoration by short space spectral subtraction has been applied recursively to a photographic system in an attempt to increase the signal to noise ratio proportionally to the amount of optical density present. The image is smoothed in the frequency domain a small space at a time based on the power spectrum at a given density level. The method is a variable filter that is a function of photographic density.


Direct Transfer Positive Preparation By The Use Of The Hell Chromagraph Dc-300 Color Scanner, Steven Berg Mar 1981

Direct Transfer Positive Preparation By The Use Of The Hell Chromagraph Dc-300 Color Scanner, Steven Berg

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Direct transfer cylinders are usually imaged from positives created off of the camera back. In this thesis a method was proposed to create positives from a dot-generating laser scanner that would fit the requirements of direct transfer cylinders. A test gray scale was scanned and a positive produced which contained square dots as opposed to round dots. This positive was used to etch a cylinder and then the cylinder was run on the Champlaln rotogravure press, located in the school of printing. From the printed results of the first test positive a tone reproduction study was performed to determine how …


The Development Of Art In The Elementary Child K-6 With Emphasis On The Four Major Concepts Of Art: Line, Mary Christine Melby Mar 1981

The Development Of Art In The Elementary Child K-6 With Emphasis On The Four Major Concepts Of Art: Line, Mary Christine Melby

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This paper identifies the developmental stages in children' s art and demonstrates the necessity of having a developmental art program in the kindergarten through sixth grades. The art program should be one that provides for the students ' needs to express themselves creatively and appropriately at each age . The act of creative involvement will allow children to refine their motor and perceptual skills, help them to express their emotions freely, and enable them to cope with their individual growth patterns.

The subjects used in this study were five to twelve year old children, ranging from kindergarten through the sixth …


Art Therapy With The Mentally Retarded: Exploring Developmental Art Patterns Of Copying Tendencies And The Need Of Symbolism, Noranna Jean Wingender Mar 1981

Art Therapy With The Mentally Retarded: Exploring Developmental Art Patterns Of Copying Tendencies And The Need Of Symbolism, Noranna Jean Wingender

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This thesis investigates the art therapy practices used with moderately and mildly mentally retarded adults, focusing specifically on developmental art patterns, the urge to copy, and the presence or need for symbolic meaning in artistic expression. Conducted within a private residential facility, the research employs a qualitative approach rooted in developmental psychology and art therapy theory. The work examines how adult residents respond to structured and unstructured art exercises that mirror the developmental stages observed in children, particularly those outlined by Lowenfeld and Brittain.

The study identifies key behaviors and tendencies—such as the inclination to imitate forms, repeated use of …


Edward Steichen And World War Ii Naval Photography, Christopher Phillips Mar 1981

Edward Steichen And World War Ii Naval Photography, Christopher Phillips

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The Effect Of Camera Motion On Mtf And Sqf For Handheld Camera At Two Weights, John Griffith Mar 1981

The Effect Of Camera Motion On Mtf And Sqf For Handheld Camera At Two Weights, John Griffith

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Two hundred seven measurements of camera motion, made while operators took photographs, were used to calculate the average Modulation Transfer Function (MTF) and Subjective Quality Factor (SQF) due to the motion. Eight experiments were performed with a 35mm camera at weights of 300 and 600 grams. The camera displacement path was sampled at intervals ranging from 0.5 milliseconds to 15.6 milliseconds. The MTF and SQF were calculated, at several shutter times, from the measured displacement paths using the model of a perfectly efficient shutter. SQF was a linear function of shutter time. The MTF due to camera motion and shutter …


Ceramic Art: A Vehicle For Cultural Awareness, Michael Olusola Olugbile Feb 1981

Ceramic Art: A Vehicle For Cultural Awareness, Michael Olusola Olugbile

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High Temperature Oxidation Of Sterling Silver, Jon A. Hall Feb 1981

High Temperature Oxidation Of Sterling Silver, Jon A. Hall

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Public Policy And The Voluntary Association, Sue Schneider Feb 1981

Public Policy And The Voluntary Association, Sue Schneider

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This culminating project by Sue Schneider explores the intersection of public policy and voluntary associations, with a focus on how these organizations influence legislative and administrative decision-making in the United States. Written in 1981 as part of the Master of Arts in Voluntary Association Administration Program at Lindenwood College, the paper provides both a theoretical and practical examination of interest group dynamics and advocacy strategies within human service networks.

The paper begins by tracing the historical development of interest groups and their theoretical underpinnings, highlighting contributions from political thinkers such as James Madison, John C. Calhoun, and E.E. Schattschneider. It …


Strategies For Second-Language Acquisition In The Elementary School Classroom, Grace C. Washington Feb 1981

Strategies For Second-Language Acquisition In The Elementary School Classroom, Grace C. Washington

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Creating A Library Media Center At A Metro High School, Barbara P. Reading Feb 1981

Creating A Library Media Center At A Metro High School, Barbara P. Reading

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The document is a culminating project by Barbara P. Reading, detailing her efforts to create a library media center (LMC) at Metro High School in St. Louis, Missouri, during the 1980-1981 academic year. The school, an alternative institution for college-bound students, previously lacked such a resource. The project focused on designing a program aligned with the school’s unique educational goals and integrating multimedia materials to support both teachers and students.

Barbara initiated the LMC by ordering furniture, books, and audio-visual equipment, carefully selected based on input from staff and students. She emphasized the importance of having diverse, multi-ethnic resources to …


An Investigation Of A Mathematical Model To Characterize The Nonlinear Nature Of A Lithographic Film System, David S. Holbrook Feb 1981

An Investigation Of A Mathematical Model To Characterize The Nonlinear Nature Of A Lithographic Film System, David S. Holbrook

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An attempt was made to obtain a set of spatial transfer functions which would allow the prediction of output effective exposure distributions for a nonlinear lithographic film system. Slit exposures were used as one-dimensional system inputs. It was proposed that the use of slits would allow the calculation of a general system transfer function to be simplified. The mathematical model chosen to describe this nonlinear transfer was shown to be invalid due to the nonlinear relationship of small area system gain (small area output effective exposure divided by the input exposure) as a function on input exposure. The model,, based …


A Suggested Curriculum Implementation For The Teaching Of Social Studies For Grades K-12, Mary Gismegian Jan 1981

A Suggested Curriculum Implementation For The Teaching Of Social Studies For Grades K-12, Mary Gismegian

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The Study Of Factors That Affect Cell Depth During Etching In Direct Transfer Gravure, Somchai Sringkarrinkul Jan 1981

The Study Of Factors That Affect Cell Depth During Etching In Direct Transfer Gravure, Somchai Sringkarrinkul

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This thesis is to study the four main factors which affect cell depth in copper cylinder etching in direct transfer gravure, and using ferric chloride as an etchant. The multivariate regression method was used to analyze the sample responses (cell depth) of nine different treatments of an etched-screened-tone scale . The regression equations for predicting cell depths from the four variable factors were calculated and the optimum condition which would give the best tonal gradation was predicted. Also the factors which cause uneven cell depth were detected.


The Comparison Of Densitometric Measurement With Gravimetric Measurement Of Wet-On-Wet Ink Trapping, Kongsak Lawphongpanich Jan 1981

The Comparison Of Densitometric Measurement With Gravimetric Measurement Of Wet-On-Wet Ink Trapping, Kongsak Lawphongpanich

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Densitometric and gravimetric methods are employed to measure the percent of ink trapped in a wet-on-wet transfer. This study seeks to discover the relationship of the two methods and if there is a significant difference between the percent gravimetric and percent apparent trapping. An IGT Printability tester (Model-A2) with two printing discs is used to apply ink onto paper. When using the gravimetric method the amount of ink on the disc and ink transferred onto paper are weighed with an analytical balance. The author then calculates the percent ink trapping. When using the densitometric methods densities are measured by polarizing …


Some Affects Of The Mother / Daughter Relationship On The Individuation Process Of Women Between 35 And 45 Years Of Age: A Pilot Study, Loretta Elaine Dubin Jan 1981

Some Affects Of The Mother / Daughter Relationship On The Individuation Process Of Women Between 35 And 45 Years Of Age: A Pilot Study, Loretta Elaine Dubin

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Background And Philosophical Statement On The Problems And Issues Related To The Oppression Of Women And Political Process Of The Equal Rights Amendment, Linda Ortmeyer Kanagawa Jan 1981

Background And Philosophical Statement On The Problems And Issues Related To The Oppression Of Women And Political Process Of The Equal Rights Amendment, Linda Ortmeyer Kanagawa

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A New Correlation For Heat Transfer During Flow Boiling, Bhabesh K. Thakur Jan 1981

A New Correlation For Heat Transfer During Flow Boiling, Bhabesh K. Thakur

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This thesis is concerned with an investigation carried out to establish a new correlation for the prediction of the heat transfer coefficient during flow boiling through tubes, vertical and horizontal flows, for water and organic fluids (including refrigerants). An additive mechanism of convective and boiling heat transfer has been formulated to give the net heat transfer during flow boiling. The correlation employs three dimensionless parameters: the Convection number, the Boiling number and the Froude number. The correlation has been tested with the data (over 500) from twelve experimental cases of six investigators and the mean deviation from the measured values …


For The Table, Donald Stuart Jan 1981

For The Table, Donald Stuart

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Crna [Certified Registered Nurse Anesthetists]: Is The Aana Your Union?, Doris T. Margrabe Jan 1981

Crna [Certified Registered Nurse Anesthetists]: Is The Aana Your Union?, Doris T. Margrabe

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The problem discussed in this paper is whether the Certified Registered Nurse Anesthetists (CRNAs) will need to unionize as a direct result of the activities of the Registered Nurse (RN) in order to insure financial solvency? If unionization is the answer to the CRNAs financial security, then what kind of a bargaining unit should the CRNA be associated with?

The methodology utilized in this paper was: an extensive reading of the history of the nursing profession and its professional organization; the history of nurse anesthetists and the functions of their professional organization; a review of the development of labor legislation …


Holistic Fitness Programs For Older Adults As A Means Towards Optimal Aging, Ellen Jean Sherman Jan 1981

Holistic Fitness Programs For Older Adults As A Means Towards Optimal Aging, Ellen Jean Sherman

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Three objectives were focused upon regarding the potential of holistically designed fitness programs to facilitate optimal aging. The first objective involved a review of the pertinent literature, revealing a small body of research concerning fitness programs which incorporate physical, psychological, and social components. However, very little documentation of measured effects of these programs was discovered within the literature.

The second objective was description of a current study which involved older persons who participated in two varieties of fitness programs, conventional and holistic. A small group of older persons who did not participate in any fitness program was used as a …