U.S. publishing industry     

William S. Lofquist 《Publishing Research Quarterly》1992,8(3):92-96

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Our way: Family,parish, and neighborhood in a Polish-American community: Paul Wrobel Notre Dame,Indiana: University of Notre Dame Press, 1979, 192 pages     

Jung S. Ryu 《Int J Intercult Relat》1981,5(1):102-106

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Non‐Anglosaxon Attitudes: British Ethnic Minority Literature in English     

Prabhu S. Guptara 《Cambridge Journal of Education》1984,14(3):3-7

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Job Analysis for Lkensure and Certfication Exams: Science or Politics?     

David S. Nelson 《Educational Measurement》1994,13(3):29-35

How might empirical j o b analysis give the appearance of science to a flawed public policy? How do “political” factors have an impact on the development of licensure tests? What are areas for future research and for improvement of prevailing practices in licensure and certification testingy?  相似文献   

Moving the LD field ahead: new paths, new paradigms     

H S Adelman  L Taylor 《Journal of learning disabilities》1986,19(10):602-608

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Comparative studies of authoritarian-personality characteristics across culture, language and methods     

Robert G. Neel  Oliver C. S. Tzeng 《Int J Intercult Relat》1983,7(4):393-400

This research was to determine whether the large differences in scores on the F scale found in previous studies (Bradburn, 1963; Kagitcibasi, 1970; Kinnis, 1977) were due to cultural differences in personality characteristics or due to differences in language and/or structure of measuring instruments.The subjects were three groups of university students from the United States and Turkey. The Turkish/English (T/E) sample attended a Turkish University where all classes were in English. The Turkish/Turkish (T/T) sample attended a Turkish University where all classes were in Turkish. The American/English (A/E) sample attended a Midwestern University.Each of the samples were administered three Scales measuring authoritarian personality characteristics. They were: Rokeach's (1960) Dogmatism scale (D scale) the standard F scale (Adorno et al., 1950) and a multiple choice format of the F scale called A scale (Neel, 1977). For the T/E and A/E subjects these scales were in English and for the T/T subjects in Turkish.For each cultural group the composite scores on each scale were obtained and used for inter-group comparisons through one-way analysis of variance (ANOVA). Within-group correlations across the three measures, the means and standard deviations of individual items and T tests were also computed. Interculture and language comparisons resulted in two significant differences on both the Dogmatism and F scales. Analysis of group, composite scales shows that these differences are due to disparities between the A/E and T/T culture/language groups. Differences across language and culture groups for the A scale were not significant. The A measure behaves differently from D and F for the two Turkish culture groups. For the A/E group, D, F, and A measures are almost undifferentiable. The results suggest the effect of measurement instruments on inter-cultural differences in inter-measure comparisons. This indicates a response format effect (agreer bias or acquiescence set).  相似文献   

Educating for Productivity: comparisons of Japanese and English schooling and vocational preparation     

S. J. Prais 《Compare》1986,16(2):121-147

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Teacher perceptions of school-based interventions     

B K Martens  R L Peterson  J C Witt  S Cirone 《Exceptional children》1986,53(3):213-223

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Schiller, Hegel and Marx.     

H.S. HARRIS 《Philosophical Books》1983,24(4):223-224

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Technology at Washington University School of Medicine Library: BACS, PHILSOM, and OCTANET     

S Crawford  M F Johnson  E A Kelly 《Bulletin of the Medical Library Association》1983,71(3):324-327

A brief overview of the Bibliographic Access and Control System developed by the Washington University School of Medicine Library is presented. Because the system has been described in two previous reports, this paper focuses on its relationship to other automated programs (i.e., PHILSOM and OCTANET), education of users, evaluation of the system, and outreach to the medical center. In operation for more than two years, BACS represents the computerization of much of the managerial and operational functions of the library, and marks the completion of stage 1 of the three stages of library evolution described in the AAMC report Academic Information in the Academic Health Sciences Center: Roles for the Library in Information Management.  相似文献