[Bibliography of Japanese literature, 1974 (Bibliography)].
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[Bibliography on colostomy from 1965 through 1974 - including some abstracts (bibliography from nursing publications only) (1)].
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Behavioral studies using genetically defined mice. A bibliography.
References in this bibliography have been selected from the Subject-Strain Bibliography of Inbred Strains of Mice, maintained at The Jackson Laboratory, which attempts to include all published papers dealing with specific inbred strains of mice, named genes in mice, or named transplantable tumors. We have selected all references which appear to be of behavioral interest, including reports of the effects of neurological mutations, but have omitted genetic studies conducted with these mutants. Studies using "white", "Swiss", or undesignated mice are not included. This bibliography covers literature published from 1922 through late 1973. The authors would like to be informed of omissions, and to receive reprints of omitted papers. The bibliography is divided into three sections. The first section includes all references in which a behavioral measure appears to be the variable of primary interest. This section is divided into 16 behavioral categories: activity, aggression, audiogenic seizures, communication, emotionality, feeding, learning, maternal, memory, psychomotor, regulation, reproduction, biorhythms, sensation, social, and miscellaneous. References are assigned to a category on the basis of their apparent emphasis. The second section includes all references in which the effects of a treatment on behavior appear to be the variables of primary interest. This section is divided into nine treatment categories: age, alcohol, central nervous system, mutations, neonatal and teratogenic, population size, pharmacological agents, genetic selection, and miscellaneous. Where multiple treatments were used, references are assigned to the category of the most important treatment. The third section contains reviews and theoretical references. Each item in the bibliography is assigned to a category in one of the three sections and given a reference number. At the end of each category is a list of the reference numbers from other categories which contain information pertinent to that category. References are arranged alphabetically within each category.
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A bibliography of doctoral dissertations on aging from American institutions of higher learning, 1973-1975.
This bibliography acts as the fifth supplement to the original title which covered 1934-1969. The supplements will include all titles of earlier years which were found after the original bibliography was published, Journal of Gerontology, 1971, 26, 391-422. Due to the nature of bibliographic control in regard to doctoral disserations, each supplement will try to cover the academic year rather than the physical year. This means that a dissertation issued in 1970 may be either in the original bibliography or in the supplements. The arrangement of the supplement is similar to the original bibliography.
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A bibliography of doctoral dissertations on aging from American institutions of higher learning, 1974-1976.
This bibliography is the sixth supplement to the original title which covered 1934-1969. The supplements will include all titles of earlier years which were found after the original bibliography was published, Journal of Gerontology, 1971, 26, 391-422. Due to the nature of bibliographic control in regard to doctoral dissertations, each supplement will try to cover the academic year rather than the physical year. This means that a dissertation issued in 1970 may be either in the original bibliography or in the supplements. The arrangement of the supplement is similar to the original bibliography.
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A bibliography of doctoral dissertations on aging from American institutions of higher learning, 1975-1977.
This bibliography is the seventh supplement to the original title which covered 1934-1969. The supplements include all titles of earlier years which were found after the original bibliography was published, Journal of Gerontology, 1971, 26, 391-422. Included in this year's supplement are 15 titles identified in a search of the Datrix data base which covered the years 1856-1934. Due to the nature of bibliographic control in regard to doctoral dissertation, each supplement will try to cover the academic year rather than the physical year. This means that a dissertation issued in 1970 may be either in the original bibliography or in the supplements. The arrangement of the supplement is similar to the original bibliography.
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A bibliography of doctoral dissertations on aging from American institutions of higher learning, 1976-1978.
This bibliography is the eighth supplement to the original title which covered 1934--1969. The supplements include all titles of earlier years which were found after the original bibliography was published, Journal of Gerontology, 1971,26, 391--422. Due to the nature of bibliographic control in regard to doctoral dissertations, each supplement will try to cover the academic year rather than the physical year. This means that a dissertation issued in 1970 may be either in the original bibliography or in the supplements. The arrangements of the supplement is similar to the original bibliography.
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An annotated bibliography of the remarried, the living together, and their children.
This bibliography was developed by the Remarried Consultation Center of the Jewish Board of Family and Children's Services of New York City for our own use. Because there is a growing interest in remarriage and the new types of families this social phenomenon creates, we became convinced that the meager number of articles and books in this area would be of interest to others. We have focused our attention on the now common phenomenon of the remarried and those living together in a committed relationship situation. Some articles that were not designed as studies of remarriage situations are included because their content is pertinent to our subject. The bibliography is divided into six sections to facilitated reference use. It should be noted, however, that these sections are not rigid and that some items could readily have been included under two or more sections. Articles included cover publication dates through April 1978. The six sections are: I. Demography; II. Remarried Couples; III. Stepparents and Stepchildren; IV. Divorce as a Precursor to Remarriage; V. Children of Divorce in Relation to Remarriage; VI. Remarriage-Prophylactic and Therapeutic Aspects. Unfortunately we did not find sufficient material to warrant a section on theoretical aspects. We have tried to make this bibliography as complete as possible using two computer retrieval systems as well as our own search of the literature. If you are familiar with references we have missed, we should appreciate hearing from you.
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Bibliography: Piaget's theory and exceptional children, 1974.
This is a bibliography of 55 citations which, in lieu of annotations, is keyed to abstracts in Child Development Abstracts and Bibliography, Dissertation Abstracts International, ERIC Research in Education, Exceptional Child Education Abstracts, Mental Retardation and Developmental Disabilities Abstracts, and Psychological Abstracts.
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Touch: a computerized bibliography.
A computerized bibliography of references relating to "touch" has been prepared. It currently contains approximately 4000 references which belong under the following general categories--physiology and neurophysiology; sensation; perception; cognition; social, cultural, and developmental issues; clinical pathology; the deaf and blind; tactile communication and tactile aesthetics. References have been obtained primarily from the Psychological Abstracts, with classification codes added on the basis of the abstract's content. Master copies and keyword searches may be obtained on the most up-to-date version of the bibliography.
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Marijuana and human performance: an annotated bibliography (1970-1975).
A bibliography of 199 annotated references was compiled to aid the reader in determining the impact of marijuana on psychomotor, cognitive, and physiological factors considered pertinent to flight performance. The bibliography contains an index which categorizes the references into the following major areas: (1) reviews or overviews of issues, literature or research; (2) psychological effects of marijuana use; (3) physiological and pharmacological research; (4) medical comments and research critiques; and (5) additional reference sources. The basic period of coverage is 1970 to 1975, although selected studies from earlier years are also included.
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Annotated bibliography of health care books for children.
We present a comprehensive bibliography of books aimed to help physicians, other health care providers, and parents prepare children for medical contacts. Publications have been annotated and rated on the basis of use and cost. We propose that this will be a useful reference for those responsible for the health care of the pediatric population.
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Diabetes in the mouse due to two mutant genes - a bibliography.
A bibliography is presented of work involving the two diabetes-producing autosomal recessive mutations in the mouse, db and db2j.
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The stutterer as a character in contemporary literature: a bibliography.
This 27-item bibliography includes contemporary novels, biographies, short stories, and plays in which there are characters who stutter. Several aspects of how stutterers are depicted in these works are described.
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The selection of students for medical education: select bibliography, 1970-75.
The problems of student selection are constantly in the mind of medical school administrators and medical teachers. When reviewing current policies there is clearly a need to study the recent journal literature, but the term 'student selection' is not a subject heading in Index Medicus; consequently no convenient listing of journal articles on this important topic is readily available. To assist administrators and medical teachers a bibliography has now been prepared. The references are taken from Index Medicus 1970-75 and presented here in a quick-reference alphabetical format. To the list has been added World Health Organization publication EURO 6203 which is considered an important document on the subject. The bibliogrraphy therefore provides a concise reference to the recent literature on student selection for medical education.
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Annotated bibliography of simulations and games in health education.
This annotated bibliography describes 66 simulation games in health education under the headings: diseases; drug use and abuse; ecology; family planning and human sexuality; health care planning; mental health; nursing; nutrition; physical fitness; and safety. Those reviewed are a selection of the more useful games from among a large number available. Few health education games are suitable for classroom use and few include social modeling through simulation. Games in drug education and mental health areas may contain distorted, out-of-date, or false information. Promising areas for development include: aging, venereal disease, sexuality, consumer health, health careers, safety education, and health planning.
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SAM Complex Coordinator and Multidimensional Pursuit Test: annotated bibliographies.
A brief description of the SAM Complex Coordinator (Mashburn Apparatus) and the SAM Multidimensional Pursuit Test (MDP or MPT) and annotated bibliographies including 144 and 51 citations respectively are presented. All references are annotated as to subject matter within six categories; Factor Analytic-Task Taxonomy, Aircrew Selection-Classification, Learning Phenomena, Stress Effects, History and Development, General Reviews.
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Bibliography: supplement to Piaget's theory and exceptional children, 1963-1973.
A 59-item supplement to the bibliography which appeared in Perceptual and Motor Skills, 1975, 41, 225-261.
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