The hypothesis was tested that the greater development of career interests associated with a masculine-parent identification would contribute to the educational problems of the troubled liberal arts college student. (Author)

Research findings disclose the need for improvement of discrepancies discovered to exist between the role perceptions of faculty members and organizational goals of a Pennsylvania community college. Suggests the development of a sensitive screening instrument, or some means of educating faculty to the purposes of the 2-year college. (Author/JN)

While the Bedouin children's perceptual exploration might be considered less mature in some ways related to reading, this was not the case with other aspects of perceptual exploration. (DM)

The present study represents an attempt to identify the qualities perceived to be important for male and female applicants for the same job. (Author)

This study is concerned with the extent to which senior high school students employ the constructs of race, subculture, and sex in establishing counselor preferences. These variables seem more important to black students than to northern white or to Appalachian white students. The data supports findings reported earlier by Stranges and Riccio.…

A discussion of the effect of background color on the legibility of projected printed messages on transparencies. (Author)

The overall order of preference was Teacher--Socialite--Researcher--Administrator (the least preferred). This was in contrast to earlier findings on university students who placed Researcher ahead of Socialite. Female professors were consistently less preferred to male professors by college students of both sexes. (Authors)

Author suggests an approach so that the vocational, educational and idealistic aims of foreign language teaching can begin to be met. (Author/CB)

Reported were the research, design and production of a sophisticated, challenging tactual mobility map (of Massachusetts Institute of Technology Campus) for highly motivated and mobile blind users. (GW)

Moral dilemma solutions and parent perceptions are compared for 11- and 12-year-olds in three related cultures: New Zealand, England, and the United States. New Zealand and English girls' scores and shifts under peer pressure were similar to American girls'. New Zealand and English boys were similar in amount of response to peer pressure,…