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William B. Fairley Frederick Mosteller Julian L. Simon Delbert C. Miller James Monaco 《Communication Booknotes Quarterly》2013,44(1):19-20
William B. Fairley and Frederick Mosteller, eds. Statistics and Public Policy (Reading, Mass.: Addison-Wesley, 1977— price not given) Julian L. Simon's Basic. Research Methods in Social Sciences: The Art of Empirical Investigation (New York: Random House, 1978—$14.95) Delbert C. Miller's Handbook of Research Design and Social Measurement (New York: McKay, 1978—$14.95, with a paperback edition available) James Monaco, ed. Media Culture and Celebrity: The Media as Image Makers (New York: Delta Books (Dell), 1978—$4.95 each, paper) 相似文献
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Two explanations of congruency of ideal (intent) and actual (action/behavior) work of faculty are examined—reward expectations and referent others. Based on interviews with 5 college deans and 32 chairpersons, a survey of 503 faculty (69% return rate), and institutional data, it was found that referent others' goals have a greater influence than reward expectations on the congruency of work actions and intentions of faculty. Peers, chairpersons, and deans affect, in differing ways, the congruency of actions and intentions of faculty. Overwhelmingly, peers have the strongest effect, followed by chairpersons and deans. Of the three reward expectations variables (perception that work leads to tenure, promotion to associate professor, and merit salary increases), only the perception that work leads to tenure affects congruency of faculty work actions and intentions. 相似文献
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This study describes efforts to develop a self-report rating scale (Student Integration Survey: SIS) that provides diagnostic information about students with academic and/or social integration difficulties. Data obtained from administration of the SIS to incoming freshmen at a postsecondary technical institution for the deaf in the fall of 1990 and 1991 were subjected to Rasch rating scale analysis. Fit of data to the measurement model resulted in a set of 28 positive and negative statements that empirically defined the concept of institutional integration in terms of their calibration hierarchy. This type of instrument calibration has the potential of providing person measures and item scale values that are invariant over a useful range of comparisons. The early alert reporting system provides an evaluation and diagnosis of observed responses relevant to expected responses for individual respondees. The substance and methods employed may provide a model for other integration assessment efforts.This research was conducted in the course of an agreement between the Rochester Institute of Technology and the U.S. Department of Education. 相似文献
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Richard G. Lawson Delbert D. Smith Katherine Shervis 《Communication Booknotes Quarterly》2013,44(10):9-11
Richard G. Lawson, Teleconferencing in Wisconsin (October 1971) Delbert D. Smith, Legal Aspects of Teleconferencing (October 1971) Katherine Shervis, Legal and Political Aspects of Satellite Telecommunication: An Annotated Bibliography (June 1971) Multidisciplinary Studies of the Social, Economic and Political Impact Resulting From Recent Advances in Satellite Meteorology: Interim Report (two volumes, June 1971) COMSAT Technical Review is a new journal to be published twice a year (the first issue was dated Fall 1971) Report to the President and Congress is issued annually in the late Spring or early Summer. The past six reports (1965-70) Annual Report is the financial report to Comsat stockholders, and copies for 1967-71 are now available Pocket Guide to the Global Satellite System (January 1972) Glossary of Terms and Definitions for International Satellite Television Services (September 1971) U.S. Domestic Satellite Communications: A Summary of Comsat's Proposals (March 1971) Intelsat Research and Development Program (March 1972) 相似文献
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Delbert Obertueffer 《Quest (Human Kinetics)》2013,65(1):23-30
The Soviet critique of sport and physical culture has a Marxist-Leninist basis and emphasizes the utilitarian functions of physical culture within the overall social superstructure. One of its distinguishing features is an ongoing polemic with bourgeoise interpretations of sport and physical culture. Soviet scholars maintain that physical culture developed out of man's conscious desire to train himself for military and labor activity. One of the weaknesses of Soviet scholarship is its failure to examine closely the playful aspects of physical culture. Recent structuralist studies provide a basis for analyzing competitive sport's many complex roles, particularly its spectacular ones. The greatest strengths of the Soviet critique of sport and physical culture are its demonstration of the social character of sport and its stress on the role of sport and physical culture in personality development. 相似文献
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