Revised version of a paper presented at the American Psychological Association meeting in September, 1968. (RJ)

Thirty-two terminators and 28 continuers in personal counseling were compared on three measures derived from precounseling Minnesota Multiphasic Personality Inventory (MMPI) data. It was concluded that poor adolescent prospects for counseling are those characterized by marked rebellion toward authority. (Author)

Based on PhD thesis submitted to the University of Southern California. Reprints: A.R. Darbonne, Veterans Admin. Center, Central Research Unit, Bldg. 13, Wilshire & Sawtelle Blvds., Los Angeles, Calif. 90073.

Data were collected during October, November, and December of 1967. Computations for this project were performed at the Indiana University Medical Research Computation Center.

Shorter version of this paper read at theannual meetings of the American Psychological Association, September 1965. Research supported by NIMH grant MH-16841.

The difference between day and night seems to have been almost completely overlooked in environmental studies. Suggests incorporating day/night phenomena/activities (from biological, psychological, and social points of view) in studies on environmental perception and on human behavior and environmental responses. (Author/JN)

For multi-subject experiments with all factors repeated (a single independent group of subjects), three multi-subject behavior functions are identified and analyzed. They are based on Shine's actualized and pure single-subject behavior functions extended to multi-subject experiments with some factors nonrepeated (several independent groups of…

Tested predictions derived from Eysenck's theory of personality in two samples by relating extraversion scores to library study locations, frequency of study breaks, and self-report of factors which influence study location. Found predicted main effects for study location with extraverts occupying locations that provided greater external…

Examines resident assistant (RA) burnout as a self-defeating behavior. Discusses causes and costs of burnout and positive alternative behaviors. (RC)

Assessed the relative efficacy of EMG biofeedback training to reduce tension levels in students (N=55) characterized by the presence or absence of coronary-prone behavior pattern (Type A or Type B). Results showed biofeedback students attained and maintained greater relaxation during training than did controls, regardless of A/B status. (WAS)