• The development of personhood in young women, individual, social, and political : Beginning questions 

  Armstrong, Frieda Lynn (1972)

  The basic questions of this 110-page study are: In an age of feminist revival, a time when conflicting pressures seek to mold a young woman, how does she perceive the traditional forces, the alternative forces, and herself? ...

• A survey of Houston abortion clinics and suggestions for improvement 

  Crabtree, Barbara Lorraine (1974)

  On January 22, 1973, the Supreme Court made a ruling declaring the states' laws against abortions to be unconstitutional. Since that time, clinics and hospitals all over the country have been performing thousands of abortions ...

• The clinical application of hypnosis 

  Forlano, Janice Greco (1973)

  After a brief review of the literature and finding no accepted definition of hypnosis, three questions were posed. 1. What is hypnosis? 2. Why is it difficult to define? 3. What areas need to be investigated to further the ...

• Sensory preconditioning in the goldfish 

  Hayden, Mary Ellen (1972)

  Sensory preconditioning (SPC) has been demonstrated in organisms from humans to birds on the phylogenetic scale. Several attempts to precondition fish, however, have been unsuccessful. This study was an attempt to make use ...

• Probability estimation in a chance task with changing probabilities 

  Bane, Alice L. (1973)

  Subjects made sequential estimates of the probability of occurrence of one event in a chance-controlled binary-event sampling situation. Subjects whose samples were drawn from populations in which the probability of ...

• Pirates of Hawaii 

  Phegley, Mallie (1942)

  Until recent years, all who guided children's reading relied upon the "classics," which have received general acceptance as worthy literature; or else they relied upon the books which they had found satisfactory during ...

• Construction and validation of a scale for predicting graduation from a college of optometry 

  Taulbee, George C., Sr. (1963)

  The purpose of this study was to construct and validate a scale for the prediction of successful completion of the educational requirements for the practice of Optometry. The subjects for this study were males who had been ...

• The relationship between ego development and peer status 

  Allison, George William (1974)

  The relation between ego development and peer status was examined by using the Washington University Sentence Completion Test for Measuring Ego Development and a sociometric test. Eighteen high school girls from the senior ...

• The application of cluster analysis to the development of a typology of narcotic addicts 

  Die, Jerome G. (1973)

  A review of the extensive body of literature on narcotic addiction reveals several major flaws. Addiction and related concepts are poorly defined and almost purely theoretical; there is little empirical data reported. The ...

• A new look at the Wonderlic Personnel Test 

  De Fee, David L. (1970)

  The purpose of this study was to scrutinize a very popular and widely used mental ability or general intelligence test, the Wonderlic Personnel Test, in a very rigorous fashion in relation to three general questions: (a) ...

• An evaluation of educational television in the Houston area 

  Bailey, Louis Garland (1952)

  Because of the newness of television, educators who desire to work with it have found that they are dealing with a great many intangibles. So far, there has been no direct application of television to education. The ...

• A survey : The employment of women in certain phases of television production 

  Solomon, Sybil Ryemon (1955)

  In the field communcation, television has become the most prominent source of entertainment, education and information. The growth of the television industry has been extremely rapid. As a result of this remarkable growth ...

• Production knowledge essential for radio-television time salesmen for network affiliates in the Texas area 

  Baker, Horace Anson, Jr. (1956)

  Since very little research had been done relative to the business side of the broadcasting industry, the author decided to concentrate upon sales departments and analyze the radio-television time salesmen with the major ...

• Male oriented vocabulary as a form of political dominance and a cause of female alienation from politics : A content analysis of newspaper terminology 

  Nelson, Aida Josephine Guery (1973)

  This thesis explores some aspects of political socialization. It specifically will look at language patterns in political literature. The study of the language patterns in political literature leads to the formulation of ...

• Underlying factors in the economic development of Japan 

  Kishi, Gloria E. (1958)

• European Common Market stage-one internal trade and factor liberalization 

  King, Chris W. (1969)

  Establishment of the Common Market Is being carried out In three stages of four years each. Stage one Is the period of common market trade liberalization extending from January 1, 1958, to December 31, 1961. Stage one was ...

• Economic optimal levels of control of sulfur dioxide emissions from the combustion of fossil fuels 

  Horvitz, Sigmund Alan (1971)

  The 1970 Amendments to the federal Clean Air Act direct the Administrator of the Environmental Protection Agency to promulgate uniform standards governing the ambient concentrations of a number of air pollutants including ...

• An industrial production index for the Houston economic area 

  Furino, Antonio (1966)

  A monthly index of industrial production is a significant economic indicator. A comparison of trends in physical output by the regional industries with trends in other regions or in the country as a whole is useful to the ...

• Price/earnings differential as a pure conglomerate merger motive, 1954-1969 

  Conn, Robert Lawrence (1973)

  This study analyzes the importance of price/earnings differences between firms as a motive for conglomerate merger. The motive of increased short run wealth in the form of higher earnings per share and/or price per share ...

• The decline of the United States steel industry : A study of market entropy 

  Ciscel, David H. (1971)

  The American steel industry is a declining industry due to fundamental changes taking place in its environment. The industry will be unable to adapt to this new environment under its present goal structure. In recent years, ...

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