This document provides information for the complete classification of members of the phylum Arthropoda. Both major and minor insect orders are discussed relative to their anatomical characteristics and importance. (CS)

Reports research undertaken to conceptualize, design, and implement a system for automatic indexing, classification and repositing of "text items," which may be any aggregate of information in English Language on a computer-readable media, in a standard format. (Author)

An experiment in which the apparent size of a typeface was judged by 14 subjects, in a paragraph printed with different interline spacing. (Author)

The concept of tri-citation is introduced, as a logical extension of co-citation, and a geometrical model (the circle) is devised to account for these and all other forms of multiple citation. (Author)

Devised for the classification of the documents of all the states and territories and Canadian provinces, of Wisconsin county and municipal publications, and of documents which derive from interstate compacts, this guide outlines a cataloging procedure and a classification scheme that can be expanded to apply to the documents of other countries…

Representing an effort to bring together the many words that have been added to rhetoric and composition in this century, this compilation of terms was drawn from textbooks, theoretical studies, pedagogical and curricular explorations, and practical studies. The listing is alphabetical and includes primarily twentieth century words, but it also…

The outline has been used to classify the content of the Review of Extension Research, Bibliography on Extension Research, Bibliography on Foreign Based Extension, Recent Extension Research Reports, and additions to the Division File of Extension Research Materials. Major classification headings include administrative organization and management;…

This classification scheme, based on the 'facet formula' theory of Ranganathan, is designed primarily for the library of the National Institute of Adult Education in London, England. Kinds of persons being educated (educands), methods and problems of education, specific countries, specific organizations, and forms in which the information is…

This bibliography contains a selection of currently available professional materials, and a list of sources from which other materials may be obtained by administrators and teachers interested in either the initiation or improvement of local sex education programs. In those instances where prices are quoted, they are the latest figures available…

The divisions of labor and the classifications of work in ancient times are described, and an early four-part classification based on the "Bhagavad Gita" is compared with that of the present "Dictionary of Occupational Titles." (Author)

Classifies production into four levels, from top level activities (beyond practical requirements) to low level activities (individual or irregular production), and describes management message characteristics for each level. The major management problem is to match level of development activity (from non to extreme) and production level (from nil…

Discusses typologies and taxonomies that classify and order adult education activities. Proposes a typology in which the label suggests the type of content in each category as well as suggesting the purpose of that form of adult education. (JOW)

Infants exposed to a set of artificially-created face stimuli having distinct mean and modal prototypes showed a pattern of behavior predicted by category abstraction models. Infants appeared to abstract, at the time of learning, a feature-count summary of the category displayed. (Author/RH)

Two experiments investigated infants' use of structural relations in dividing schematic drawings of animals into categories. Results demonstrated subjects' sensitivity to structural information like that thought by Rosch (1978) to exist in the natural world and their ability to segregate items into categories on the basis of clusters of correlated…

Preliminary data from two samples of autistic children and adults and an assessment procedure appropriate for lower-functioning autistic Ss revealed a dramatic shift away from right-handedness in both autistic samples, due to a raised incidence of two phenotypes: manifest left-handedness and ambiguous handedness. (Author/CL)