This study was an attempt to shed further light upon the general issue of student and teacher attitudes and beliefs by developing an instrument constructed upon an independently conceived two-dimensional model of educational opinions. (Author/RK)

Author looked at research's hidden curriculum, and suggested that its techniques and assumptions need to be demystified. (Editor/RK)

The primary purpose of this study was to determine if a policy-capturing methodology (JAN) which has been successfully utilized in military and educational research could be adapted for use as a procedure in identifying pornographic material. (Author)

Study obtained data on the effectiveness of the Selection Research, Inc., (SRI) Perceiver in staff hiring procedures. The Purdue Teacher Evaluation Scale was used by students and supervisors to rate the performance of secondary teachers. Conclusions seem to indicate that traditional hiring methods result in hiring teachers as competent as those…

The empirical item analysis techniques for developing short-forms of tests is questioned. Assumptions fundamental to Spearman-Brown theory are shown to offer an alternative. (Editor)

This paper tests a multivariate theory of family status, socialization, and student politics employing two different methodological techniques: (1) the popular path analysis method as compared with (2) a modified causal analysis approach. Results reveal that both techniques appear to be a reliable check on one another. (Editor/PG)

The objective of the study was to determine the discrepancies in the perceived environment, if any, existing among freshmen, upperclassmen, faculty, and administrators at a southern university. (Editor)

The focus of this research was on the question of organizational climate tendencies over time. Andrew Halpin and Don Croft developed the Organizational Climate Description Questionnaire and some of the more important research questions raised in conjunction with its development were examined. (Author/RK)

The purpose of this study was to ascertain whether the type of material was a significant factor in determining listening comprehension. (Editor)

Examines the hypothesis that, given the context of a disadvantaged environment, the self concepts of less disadvantaged girls would be more negative than those of their more disadvantaged peers. (Editor/RK)

The purpose of this study was to determine if a number of supervisory tasks could be categorized according to delineated dimensions. (Editor)

Examines perceptions of married and unmarried college males for their concept of Ideal Woman. Uses a questionnaire designed to ascertain the degree to which men expected their Ideal Woman to be either home centered or out of home centered. (Editor/RK)

Article described a measurement instrument that was designed to discriminate between potentially effective and ineffective teachers and eventually screen out those student teachers who failed to qualify. (Author/RK)