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Browsing Theses 1981 by Issue Date
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(2012-12-05)During the eighteenth century a trend of musical style caused the gradual decline in the use of the recorder and the rise in popularity of the transverse flute. This trend began in France in the late seventeenth century ...
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(2012-12-05)Assertion training has become a regular addition to inpatient treatments for alcohol and drug abusing patients. Although assertiveness training has proven therapeutic value, it seems to have been falsely assumed that ...
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(2012-12-05)The purpose of the present study was to investigate what relationship, if any. exists between death anxiety and level of moral development. It was hypothesized that the higher the index of moral development (as measured ...
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(2012-12-05)In all of his writing, Mark Twain uses various techniques and genres to expose social corruption. One of the genres he uses is the detective story. Twain burlesques the classical detective character and the classical ...
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(2012-12-05)This thesis explores the letters written by James Monroe Swales, a young volunteer of the 10th Illinois Volunteer Infantry Regiment after his enlistment in August, lA61. The 21-year-old volunteer sent letters to relatives, ...
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(2012-12-06)Little research has been established concerning human figure drawing height as a measure of depression. Furthermore, of the limited research that has been done, controversy exists concerning the Draw-A-Person Test assumption ...
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(2012-12-06)Previous studies designed to investigate odor production and utilization by rat subjects have typically used doub1ealternation schedules of reward versus nonreward (i.e., RRNNRRNN, where R is a reward trial and N is a ...
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(2012-12-06)THE PURPOSE OF THIS THESIS IS TO DEVELOP A STRONGER TOOL FOR FORECASTING THE INTERNATIONAL MARKET FOR A SPECIFIC COMPANY. THE PAPER IS DIVIDED INTO FOUR PARTS. THE FIRST PART DESCRIBES VARIOUS METHODS OF FORECASTING. ...
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(2012-12-06)This study explored the effects on free recall of gender, the type of stimulus presented (pictures, their simple word labels, or complex word groups completely describing the pictures), and the tyoe of transformation ...
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(2012-12-06)Traditional animal learning theories have predominantly been based upon research which failed to account for the influence of odor cues exuded by animal subjects. A review of the literature clearly indicated that odor cues ...
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(2012-12-06)The purpose of this study was to examine and compare similarities and differences in the personality traits of college coaches, regardless of their sex or the type of sport they coach. The assumption that particular sports ...
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(2012-12-06)Chaucer does not often refer to costume in his poetry, but he occasionally does use it as a means of characterization, of advancing a plot, or of further describing the setting of a story. For the most part, critics have ...
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(2012-12-06)The preface of this work gives a history of the "explication de texte" and explains the importance B,D.d necessity for a more direct, simple, scientific method for the study of a foreign literature: by American students. ...
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(2012-12-06)Studies in the field of alcoholism have produced inconsistent and contradictory results regarding the personality and belief dimensions of the alcoholic. To date, no singularly acceptable definition of the "typical" alcoholic ...
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(2012-12-06)The steric and ionic strength effects upon the chelating ability of substituted diamines with copper (II) ion was studied using N3N3N11N1-tetramethylethylenadiamine and N3N3N13N1-tetramethylpropylenediamine. The stepwise ...
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(2012-12-06)Fifty-five Aeromonasspecies previously isolated from various environmental sources were grown at two temperatures (25 and 35 C). Eight of these isolates, when grown and subjected to 48 major biochemical and antimicrobial ...
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(2012-12-06)A study of seasonal changes in metabolic activity ,2 energy reserves in the frog, Rana pipiens, was conducted. Values for oxygen consumption, and carbon dioxide production were collected and used to indicate changes in the ...
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(2012-12-06)[)urin~ the critical period immediately preceding and following the First World War, radical groups throughout the world arose in unprecendented numbers. These groups, usually emphasizing the importance of nationalism, ...
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(2012-12-06)This thesis is an indepth study of a theme: "The difficult rapport with the 'other'" as demonstrated by the three characters in Huis clos (No Exit), a philosophical play by Jean-Paul Sartre, the greatest French writer of ...
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(2012-12-06)This thesis explores the use of theater games and play in actor training as postulated by Viola Spolin and Clive Barker, both experts in this field. Play is a natural educational process involving behavior modification on ...
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