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Perception Of Ambiguous Stimuli In Motion: A Comparison Of Schizophrenicand Normal Adults With Normal Children., Frank Joseph Loeffler Jr
Perception Of Ambiguous Stimuli In Motion: A Comparison Of Schizophrenicand Normal Adults With Normal Children., Frank Joseph Loeffler Jr
LSU Historical Dissertations and Theses
No abstract provided.
A Study Of T.V. Habits Of Sixth Grade Pupils From Socio-Economic Groups, Lora A. Kieck
A Study Of T.V. Habits Of Sixth Grade Pupils From Socio-Economic Groups, Lora A. Kieck
Student Work
The purpose of this study was to determine whether differences exist (1) in the amount of time spent viewing television programs and (2) the type of program viewed by a selected group of sixth grade children from differing socio-economic classification.
The Psychological Interaction Between Speaker And Hearer As The Holy Spirit Works Through The Proclamation Of The Word, Norman Steffen
The Psychological Interaction Between Speaker And Hearer As The Holy Spirit Works Through The Proclamation Of The Word, Norman Steffen
Bachelor of Divinity
This study seeks to treat the field of psychology as it explores speech and hearing. The subjects considered will be the participants in the preaching situation, pastor and congregation.
Taylor University Bulletin (June 1954), Taylor University
Taylor University Bulletin (June 1954), Taylor University
Taylor University Bulletin (1912-1963)
The June 1954 edition of the Taylor University Bulletin, published by Taylor University in Upland, Indiana.
The Psychological Assumptions Of National Socialism In Methods Of The Control Of Human Behavior, Hildegard Dorn Podrebarac
The Psychological Assumptions Of National Socialism In Methods Of The Control Of Human Behavior, Hildegard Dorn Podrebarac
Student Work
It would be interesting to find out whether or not each state system has certain psychological and philosophical assumptions as a basis. In this study a research has been made about the psychological assumptions of the national socialistic system of state. These assumptions are discussed as to their importance in regard to the control of human behavior. For the purpose of this thesis, the discussion is divided into the following topics: The State, The People, The Individual, Education and Discipline.
An Investigation Of Certain Personality Factors Of Two Groups Seperated On The Basis Of A Color Association Test, Paul Raymond Binner
An Investigation Of Certain Personality Factors Of Two Groups Seperated On The Basis Of A Color Association Test, Paul Raymond Binner
Psychology ETDs
It would be of interest to explore, in greater detail, further possible differences between these two groups, the "high orange" and "low orange." Accordingly, the purpose of this study was to seek possible differences between the two groups with respect to certain more specific personality variables. The importance of such a study, in addition to shedding light upon the characteristics of groups separated by means of the color association test, is also seen in the fact that it might provide information bearing upon the understanding, prediction and control of behavior-problem cases.
Personality Factors Related To Absenteeism, George L. Storms
Personality Factors Related To Absenteeism, George L. Storms
Student Work
This treatise is a report of a study which recognizes two needs basic in any consideration of personnel problems in the industrial work situation. One of these needs is for clues affecting the employee with respect to absenteeism, and hence, his productivity and effectiveness. Such clues need to be found by some means yielding greater assurance than does intuitive guessing or speculation. Second, is the need for a readily applicable and conveniently usable technique for the measurement of absenteeism and for determining the degree of assurence with which indicated clues may be accepted. This report presents such a technique and …
An Investigation Of Relationship Between Personality Adjustment And Disparity Of Verbal And Performance Intelligence, Herman Edward Frick
An Investigation Of Relationship Between Personality Adjustment And Disparity Of Verbal And Performance Intelligence, Herman Edward Frick
University of the Pacific Theses and Dissertations
The problem of the thesis was as follows: On a selected group of children, to what extent are differences between scores of verbal and performance intelligence tests useful as group and individual measures of adjustment? Adjustment was measured by A Test of Personality Adjustment by Carl Rogers. Verbal and performance intelligence were measured by the Wechsler Intelligence Scale for Children. Differences between scores of verbal and performance tests were measured by a specified criterion, disparity. The problem, findings, and interpretations were limited to these criteria.
A Survey Of Employer Attitudes Toward The Employment Of Qualified Negroes In White Collar Positions In Omaha, Marion M. Taylor
A Survey Of Employer Attitudes Toward The Employment Of Qualified Negroes In White Collar Positions In Omaha, Marion M. Taylor
Student Work
This study was undertaken for the purpose of determining the employment practices by Omaha business and industrial firms, its agencies, and other employing organizations, with respect to the hiring of Negros for other than menial jobs and particularly for jobs in white collar brackets. It is the purpose of this study to also learn the opinions which various employers express on this subject. Still another fundamental purpose is the discover if employers feel that they have a resonsibility to the problems, and if they are willing to undertake any action about it.
The Relationship Of Merit Rating Scores To A Measure Of Sales Performance For A Group Of Retail Bakery Sales Supervisors, Robert Guy Moriarty
The Relationship Of Merit Rating Scores To A Measure Of Sales Performance For A Group Of Retail Bakery Sales Supervisors, Robert Guy Moriarty
Student Work
The purpose of the study was to determine the relationship existing between scores on a company merit rating scale and an objective measure of performance for a given group of personnel when the ratings were made by three levels of management. A further purpose of the study was to determine the degree of agreement among the three levels of management in rating made on the group studied.
Factors Related To Delinquency Of Boys In Lincoln, Nebraska, Ferdie Eddie Tyus
Factors Related To Delinquency Of Boys In Lincoln, Nebraska, Ferdie Eddie Tyus
Student Work
Delinquency is a complex problem; its causes are many and varied, and it has no simple and easy solution. The prevention and treatment of the problem of delinquency involves every aspect of individual and community life. Investigations of juvenile delinquency have shown that there are many factors associated with delinquency. For example, available evidence indicates that the heaviest concentration of juvenile delinquency occurs in the poorest districts. Areas of sub-standard housing, crowded by families in the lowest income brackets show the highest incidence of crime and delinquency.
The Significance Of Religious Training In Relation To Personality Development, Walter Michael Schoedel
The Significance Of Religious Training In Relation To Personality Development, Walter Michael Schoedel
Master's Theses
Religion has played a vital role in the development of American culture. The church has been an integral part of the lives of the early settlers and of the foundations of American government. In the early days the church even maintained and controlled the entire educational system. The church has played an entire part in the development of communities throughout the nation.
A Study Of The Effect Of Afternoon Hebrew School On The Achievement Of 125 Public School Pupils., Joseph Fledel Beck
A Study Of The Effect Of Afternoon Hebrew School On The Achievement Of 125 Public School Pupils., Joseph Fledel Beck
Student Work
In the beginning of our culture there was no separation of religious from other social functions. Tribal consciousness included tribal religion. Thus, religious ceremonies of early peoples were at the same time economic and political in character.
Ethnic Assimilation: A Study Of Japanese Families In The United States And Hawaii, Kazuichi Hamasaki
Ethnic Assimilation: A Study Of Japanese Families In The United States And Hawaii, Kazuichi Hamasaki
Student Work
There are many definitions and possible interpretations of ethnic assimilation. It can mean anything from "elevation of economic status and adaptation to new standards of civilization, to changing of the color of skin. However, in the final analysis, ethnic assimilation divides into two phases, physical and cultural. When we speak of physical assimilation, we immediately think of two or more racees blending into a dominant race and losing all former identities. This theory of assimilation may occur in a democratic country but is most improbable.
Psychiatry And The Law -- A Dual Review, Jerome Hall, Karl Menninger
Psychiatry And The Law -- A Dual Review, Jerome Hall, Karl Menninger
Articles by Maurer Faculty
No abstract provided.
Studies In Christian Psychology With A Critical Analysis Children's Religious Concepts, Gertrude Suggs Meadows
Studies In Christian Psychology With A Critical Analysis Children's Religious Concepts, Gertrude Suggs Meadows
ATS Dissertations
No abstract provided.
The Role Of Christianity In Healthy Personality Development, Elmer O. Luessenhop
The Role Of Christianity In Healthy Personality Development, Elmer O. Luessenhop
Bachelor of Divinity
The question is: What about Christianity and personality development? Does the Christian religion have a part to play in the development of personality? May it be said that Christianity is of definite, positive value in the establishment and maintenance of mental health? This is the problem that we hope to solve in the course of this thesis.
A Physician Of Souls, Charles A. Behnke
A Physician Of Souls, Charles A. Behnke
Concordia Theological Monthly
Twenty-Five years ago Anton T. Boisen, who as a patient in a mental hospital had wandered in strange places of the spirit, began an experiment with four theological students in the State Hospital at Worcester which gave birth to the Council for the Clinical Training of Theological Students. Today thirty training centers in mental and general hospitals, prisons, corrective institutions and guidance clinics, assist twenty-five seminaries in preparing ministerial students for more adequate services as pastors of churches and chaplains in hospitals and reformatories. Concordia Seminary of St. Louis has initiated a course of its own which is deeply rooted …
Television--Its Impact On The Schoolwork Of Teen-Agers, Romain A. Gibson
Television--Its Impact On The Schoolwork Of Teen-Agers, Romain A. Gibson
Student Work
Television as we know it today is a combination of motion pictures, radio, the stage, and the world of news and sports. It was offically introduced to the world and [unknown] at the [unknown] of the World's Fair in New York in 1939. It's sponser was the National Broadcasting Company who in the first television broadcast in history presented President Franklin D. Roosevelt. This was in April. In June King George and Queen Elizabeth of England, who were than visiting this country, were likewise presented.
The Essentials Of Effective Pastoral Counseling, Otto E. Sohn
The Essentials Of Effective Pastoral Counseling, Otto E. Sohn
Concordia Theological Monthly
Pastoral counseling is an age-old art. When impenitent King David all but succumbed under the impact of a terrific sin, his divinely sent pastoral adviser, the prophet Nathan, deftly aided him to find a solution to his problem. By means of a well-chosen parable he first led him to recognize the enormity of his sin, and from there it was but a short step to confession, absolution, and a new lease on life. Scriptural examples of this blessed soul healing function could be greatly multiplied, especially from the ministry of Jesus and the Apostles.
Changes In Mental Maturity After Periods Of Residence At The Richmond Home For Boys, Mabel Mclain Nanouski
Changes In Mental Maturity After Periods Of Residence At The Richmond Home For Boys, Mabel Mclain Nanouski
Master's Theses
In this study, only the effect of broken homes on the child's mental and emotional growth will be treated since much has been written about its effect on the social and economic security of our country. This study is concerned primarily with children from eight to eighteen years of age. Adults will be referred to only es they concern the lives of these children.
Intellectual Capacities Of Chronic Alcoholics, Martin D. Haykin
Intellectual Capacities Of Chronic Alcoholics, Martin D. Haykin
Student Work
It is the purpose of this paper to present the results of an investigation of the mental capacities of a group of forty chronic hospitalised male alcoholics, and to describe the special mental abilities and deficiencies that were uncovered by the use of the Wechsler-Bellevue Intelligence Scale.
A Study Of Traits Related To Performance Of Route Salesmen In The Baking Industry, Raold R. Amundson
A Study Of Traits Related To Performance Of Route Salesmen In The Baking Industry, Raold R. Amundson
Student Work
The purpose of this research was to determine whether or not there are any traits measurable by psychological test whereby successful route salesmen, in the baking industry can be differentiated from unsuccessful route salesmen. If significant differences in trait- standings can be found which are associated with significant differences in degree of success attained as route salesmen. There Is the possibility that such traits are associated casually with the differences in degree of success attained.
Confirmation Instruction In The Light Of Adolescent Psychology, Donald Roth
Confirmation Instruction In The Light Of Adolescent Psychology, Donald Roth
Master of Sacred Theology Thesis
It was not the purpose of this study to deal with the liturgical aspects of the rite of confirmation itself but rather with the preparation and instruction that precedes confirmation. Generally, the confirmation instruction spoken of will be that practiced in the Lutheran Church, most often th.at practiced in the Lutheran Church - Missouri Synod. However, much of the material was drawn and applies also to confirmation instruction in other church bodies and to similar practices in the non-liturgical churches.
Sound-Induced Seizures In Rats Reared On Diets With High Sugar Content, Lois L. Benedict
Sound-Induced Seizures In Rats Reared On Diets With High Sugar Content, Lois L. Benedict
Psychology ETDs
The present study was not designed to investigate the controversy on carbohydrate metabolism. For experimental purposes, the second possibility mentioned above was assumed to be true, i.e., that, somehow, ingested galactose might possibly be transported through the circulatory system. As long as this theory remains tenable, experimentation based upon it is necessary.
1951-1952 Annual Program, Phi Sigma
1951-1952 Annual Program, Phi Sigma
Annual Programs
This annual program outlines the topics discussed and presented at Phi Sigma's monthly meetings from October 1951 to May 1952. Each meeting includes a topic based on their yearly theme, "Current Psychological Trends."
A Comparative Investigation Of Personality Characteristics Among Crippled And Non-Crippled Children, James Gustav Plackis
A Comparative Investigation Of Personality Characteristics Among Crippled And Non-Crippled Children, James Gustav Plackis
Master's Theses
It was the purpose ot this study to determine, by means of two different objective personality inventories, what significant differences, it any, exist in certain specific areas of personality adjustment between an experimental group of twenty-tour crippled children and an equated, non-crippled control group. The areas of personality integration studied were social maladjustment, personal inferiority, family maladjustment, insecurity, irritability, and daydreaming.
A Study Of The Relationship Of Aesthetic Interests To Vocational Maladjustment, Zelda A. Nelson
A Study Of The Relationship Of Aesthetic Interests To Vocational Maladjustment, Zelda A. Nelson
Student Work
The problem of this study is to determine whether or not persons with significantly high aesthetic interests as measured by the Kuder Preference Record are more likely to be maladjusted vocationally as defined in this study than are persons selected from a critarion population without consideration of their aesthetic interests.
Transfer In Handedness In The Rat Induced By Acetylcholine And Forced Practice, Charles A. Baker
Transfer In Handedness In The Rat Induced By Acetylcholine And Forced Practice, Charles A. Baker
Psychology ETDs
This study was designed to discover the effects of local applications of acetylcholine to the cerebral cortex of the rat in conjunction with forced reaching on handedness.
Psychology In The Service Of The Ministry- Its Value, Foundation, And Application, David A. Preisinger
Psychology In The Service Of The Ministry- Its Value, Foundation, And Application, David A. Preisinger
Bachelor of Divinity
In this thesis the writer will attempt to show briefly the value of a study of psychology for the pastor, together with the Christian foundation for such a study, and to point out how such study can be applied to the pastor himself in. his work.