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The effect of auditory subliminal deactivating messages on motor and task performance of hyperkinetic children

Creator:: Gaethke-Brandt, Jane E.
Abstract:: The effects of a subliminal auditory stimulus on the motor activity and task performance skills of hyperkinetic children were investigated. Fifteen boys between seven and twelve years of age, who were enrolled in one of three treatment groups for hyperactivity, were recruited for this study. Each child participated, weekly, in...
Resource Type:: Dissertation
Full Text:: Children Abstract approved: Redacted for Privacy Dr. Elizabeth The effects of a subliminal auditory

Pupil-personnel practices of school nurses in California public senior high schools

Creator:: Pukas, Elizabeth Natalia
Resource Type:: Dissertation
Full Text:: PUBLIC SENIOR HIGH SCHOOLS by ELIZABETH NATALIA PUKAS A THESIS submitted to OREGON STATE COLLEGE in

An analysis of Oregon community college students' and educators' perceptions of opportunities to earn academic credit for prior off-campus learning

Creator:: Manspeaker, Jewell Charles
Abstract:: Introduction. The study was conducted in response to a need for systematic analysis of the practice of granting academic credits for prior off-campus learning. It was stimulated by a commitment to the goal of facilitating student development and an interest in the theory that such development can be enhanced through...
Resource Type:: Dissertation
Full Text:: felt demand; some indicated strong demand, some weak demand, and some no demand. 3. Each subject

Selected Oregon student, parent, and teacher perceptions of the factors that influenced eleventh grade students' readiness to make career choices

Creator:: Derr, Debra A.
Abstract:: Oregon educational reform efforts are moving ahead with the support of legislation, business and industry, and education. There has been little apparent consideration given to the readiness of tenth graders to make career choices even though the research in the area of career maturity indicates that students at this period...
Resource Type:: Dissertation
Full Text:: parental support. This study showed a strong connection between the self-described self-concept of the

Participation, persistence, and progression : motivating factors in the success of Hispanic community college students who moved from mastering English as a second language to a certificate or degree program

Creator:: Bennett, Judith N
Abstract:: This interpretive research sought to understand how eight Hispanic students who mastered English as a Second Language (ESL) matriculated at a rural community college, and what motivating factors encouraged or encumbered their academic persistence and success. Particularly the study focused on student backgrounds, motivations, and persistence factors influencing their success....
Resource Type:: Dissertation
Full Text:: self-sufficient and to maintain a strong trust in education empowered students to persist and succeed

A comparison of the effectiveness of teaching general hygiene by closed-circuit television and by lecture procedures

Creator:: Shaw, Donald D.
Abstract:: The central purpose of this comparison was to determine the congruence or difference between two teaching techniques, the television method and the conventional lecture method as used in teaching General Hygiene on the freshman college level at Oregon State University. Sub-problems associated with this study were, (a) the development of...
Resource Type:: Dissertation
Full Text:: , there is a moderately strong correlation of . 80 be- tween scores made on the test and the final

A descriptive study of the relationships between classroom verbal interaction and students' school-related attitudes

Creator:: Welander, Gary Brent
Abstract:: The Purpose of the Study The purpose of the study was to gain a better understanding of the classroom environment by determining if student attitudes are significantly related to the quantity and characteristics of verbal interaction. A second concern was to determine if such verbal interaction could be effectively examined...
Resource Type:: Dissertation
Full Text:: personal ideas and feelings, are also classrooms where students express strong positive attitudes toward

Out from the shadows : conversations with women who teach part-time in community colleges

Creator:: McNair, Delores E.
Abstract:: This phenomenological study explores what it means to teach part-time in community colleges in the United States. The increasing use of part-time faculty in community colleges and the concomitant emergence of a two-tiered faculty are discussed. The study examines the nature of part-time work in the United States, thus providing...
Resource Type:: Dissertation

Student personnel services in Negro colleges of the South Atlantic states

Creator:: Sanders, Charles Douglas
Abstract:: The Problem The general purpose of this study was to determine the completeness and adequacy of student personnel services in Negro colleges of the South Atlantic States. Specifically, the problem was (1) to identify and analyze the nature of student personnel practices in Negro colleges of the South Atlantic States;...
Resource Type:: Dissertation

Factors relative to a grade point average increase for a select group of students after matriculation to Oregon State University

Creator:: Lakin, Frank Pierce, 1930-
Resource Type:: Dissertation
Full Text:: ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS To Dr. William R. Crooks, Dean Franklin R. Zeran, Dr. Elizabeth Brody and Dr. D. T. Ordeman, the

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The effect of auditory subliminal deactivating messages on motor and task performance of hyperkinetic children

Pupil-personnel practices of school nurses in California public senior high schools

An analysis of Oregon community college students' and educators' perceptions of opportunities to earn academic credit for prior off-campus learning

Selected Oregon student, parent, and teacher perceptions of the factors that influenced eleventh grade students' readiness to make career choices

Participation, persistence, and progression : motivating factors in the success of Hispanic community college students who moved from mastering English as a second language to a certificate or degree program

A comparison of the effectiveness of teaching general hygiene by closed-circuit television and by lecture procedures

A descriptive study of the relationships between classroom verbal interaction and students' school-related attitudes

Out from the shadows : conversations with women who teach part-time in community colleges

Student personnel services in Negro colleges of the South Atlantic states

Factors relative to a grade point average increase for a select group of students after matriculation to Oregon State University

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