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A comparative study of transfer students from a new Texas junior college and native students at seven universities
(1973)The purpose of this study was to acquire information about the transfer of students from a newly organized junior college in Texas to four-year colleges or universities. The basic question considered was: Did junior college ... -
Differential perceptions of counselor tasks among five selected groups
(1973)The central purpose of this study was to investigate the relationships of perceptions of specific counselor tasks among parents, students, teachers, administrators, and counselors within a moderately large independent ... -
An historical and developmental perspective of community contingencies that affect the thrust toward selected services for the mentally retarded
(1973)The purpose of this study was to identify, from an historical and developmental perspective, the major factors which had a significant effect upon public policy and treatment services for the mentally retarded; the various ... -
An investigation of transfer and attitude in pre-school children as a function of instructional mode and developmental stage
(1973)The primary purpose of this research was to determine if transfer and attitude in preschool children was a function of instructional mode and developmental stage. Literature relating to previous developmental research on ... -
The affect of three tints of red on the motor function of children with learning disabilities and of normal children
(1973)Ninety learning disability and ninety normal boys were tested with a block design from the Wechsler Intelligence Scale for Children. The blocks consisted of combinations of three tints of red and three values of gray in ...