The question of whether it is the subject or the investigator who is deceived is discussed relative to McFall's study on the effect of self monitoring on smoking behavior. Perhaps the results should be evaluated by the subject rather than by the investigator. (KJ)

This paper discusses some methodological, clinical and theoretical issues in the use of self observation raised in an experiment by McFall. (Author)

The author presents a possible generic model for educational management and attempts to relate this model to several tools currently being used for the quantifiable improvement of education." Appended are 33 references. (Author/AA)

The pressure from schools for guarenteed results are resulting in promises of performance contracting a dubious marketing strategy. (Author)

This brief article follows the course of research on the development of admission requirements from the seventeenth century to the 1960's, indicating that changes occurred slowly and in response to greater awareness of the part higher education played in society. (CJ)

The large majority of school principals feel that evaluative visits to their schools by representatives of accreditation agencies result in an upgrading of instructional quality in their schools. (CK)

The factors which led to the National Educational Assessment Program are discussed, and the likelihood of its serving the purposes intended is evaluated. (DB)

The implications of the reversibility of the relationship between unit and range are discussed in regard to theories of context effects in judgment and to category width as a personality variable. (Author)