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Title: Attitudes expressed by nine male alcoholic patients toward the closed ward, Veterans Administration Hospital, Coral Gables, Florida, September 1956-December.
Creator: Waldman, Solomon M., Lansdale, Robert T., Florida State University
Abstract/Description: "The purpose of this study was to evaluate the responses made by nine male alcoholic patients to a questionnaire comprising thirty items regarding the closed ward community. All nine patients were admitted to the closed ward of the Veterans Administration Hospital, Coral Gables, Florida. The data were analyzed and evaluated in order to delineate and clarify the patients' feelings toward the closed ward community"--Introduction.
Date Issued: 1957
Identifier: FSU_ahq9490
Format: Thesis

Title: Development of an infrared oven.
Creator: Volmi, Gilbert, Florida State University
Abstract/Description: "The purpose of this study was to determine the advantages of cooking or heating individual portions of food with infra-red radiant energy to a condition ready to serve in a minimum period of time"--Introduction.
Date Issued: 1954
Identifier: FSU_ahq5343
Format: Thesis

Title: Boundary layer structure over and around the Gulf of Mexico.
Creator: Kara, A. Birol, Ruscher, Paul H., Florida State University
Abstract/Description: "This study examines atmospheric boundary layer over and around the Gulf of Mexico during return flow events. The locations investigated are on both the Texas coast and the Florida coast. Moreover, several inland stations such as Jackson (JAN), Mississippi and Shelby Co Airport (BMX), Alabama are added to the analyses to make some comparisons. In addition to examining the boundary layer structure of these coastal and inland stations, an attempt is made to investigate thermadynamic structure...
Show more"This study examines atmospheric boundary layer over and around the Gulf of Mexico during return flow events. The locations investigated are on both the Texas coast and the Florida coast. Moreover, several inland stations such as Jackson (JAN), Mississippi and Shelby Co Airport (BMX), Alabama are added to the analyses to make some comparisons. In addition to examining the boundary layer structure of these coastal and inland stations, an attempt is made to investigate thermadynamic structure on the continental shelf of the Gulf of Mexico in terms of both synoptic analysis and model applications. Return flow events of the Gulf of Mexico are mainly examined by using a three dimensional Air Mass Transformation (AMT) model and a one-dimensional Planetary Boundary Layer (PBL) model. The models are intende for short-range weather forecasts of the temperature profiles in the lower atmosphere and the structure of the boundary layer"--Abstract.
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Date Issued: 1996
Identifier: FSU_ajv6873
Format: Thesis

Title: Training high school child care aide students in observation of children using the slide set technique.
Creator: Palumbo, Mary Howell, Hurt, Mary Lee, Florida State University
Abstract/Description: 'Would training in how to observe young children improve the child care student's ability to make objective observations? Would training improve their ability to identify the areas of development as exemplified in their observations? Could a practical and usable slide set be developed for the teaching of observational techniques to the high school child care student? How could the improvement in observational techniques of the child care services student be evaluated? These questions were the...
Show more'Would training in how to observe young children improve the child care student's ability to make objective observations? Would training improve their ability to identify the areas of development as exemplified in their observations? Could a practical and usable slide set be developed for the teaching of observational techniques to the high school child care student? How could the improvement in observational techniques of the child care services student be evaluated? These questions were the bases for planning this study. Therefore, it was the purpose of this study to develop and test a teacher-made slide set, depicting children's behavior, to be used in training high school child care services students to objectively observe and record children's behavior, and to classify the children's behavior as to the area of development exemplified"--Introduction.
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Date Issued: 1976
Identifier: FSU_akp2678
Format: Thesis

Title: An experimental study on the value of training an employee in a food service department.
Creator: Hartsfield, Wanda Caldwell, Underwood, Helen E., Florida State University
Abstract/Description: The purpose of this study is to review principles involved in instituting employee training programs, to study training methods and procedures, and to demonstrate the value of training an employee in a food service unit. The first section of the study deals with the preparation necessary for a training program; the second section involves the methods and procedures used for training employees, the principles of training, and the evaluation of training. The third section of the study is...
Show moreThe purpose of this study is to review principles involved in instituting employee training programs, to study training methods and procedures, and to demonstrate the value of training an employee in a food service unit. The first section of the study deals with the preparation necessary for a training program; the second section involves the methods and procedures used for training employees, the principles of training, and the evaluation of training. The third section of the study is concerned with the value of training a food service employee.
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Date Issued: 1949
Identifier: FSU_ahq1000
Format: Thesis

Title: Hydrogeology of the St. Marks River Basin, northwest Florida.
Creator: Gerami, Abbas, Cowart, James B., Florida State University
Abstract/Description: "The St. Marks River basin encompasses a large portion of Leon, Jefferson and Wakulla counties in northwest Florida, extending from near the Georgia-Florida border to the Gulf of Mexico. Geology and surface topography of the basin is controlled by sediments of Upper Eocene, Oligocene, Miocene, and Quaternary age. In the portion of the basin south of the Cody Scarp, the Middle and Upper Miocene sediments have been eroded and the surface elevations are much lower than the northern upland. The...
Show more"The St. Marks River basin encompasses a large portion of Leon, Jefferson and Wakulla counties in northwest Florida, extending from near the Georgia-Florida border to the Gulf of Mexico. Geology and surface topography of the basin is controlled by sediments of Upper Eocene, Oligocene, Miocene, and Quaternary age. In the portion of the basin south of the Cody Scarp, the Middle and Upper Miocene sediments have been eroded and the surface elevations are much lower than the northern upland. The Florida Aquifer is the principal source of ground water for the St. Marks basin. The major producing zone of the aquifer is comprised of limestones of Upper Eocene to Lower Miocene age. Overlying younger sediments serve as confining units throughout the northern half of the basin. Hydrologically, the aquifer is more transmissive near the St. Marks River. Water levels are generally higher in the recharge area in the northern portion of the basin with flow paths generally towards the springs and discharge areas near the Gulf of Mexico. Recharge is predominantly from local rainfall although some ground water is being contributed from the adjacent basin to the north"--Abstract.
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Date Issued: 1984
Identifier: FSU_ach8229
Format: Thesis

Title: Temporal and spatial structure of wind stress curl over the North Atlantic.
Creator: Ehret, Laura L., O'Brien, James J., Florida State University
Abstract/Description: "Nineteen years of wind data over the North Atlantic are used to calculate a field of wind stress curl. An EOF analysis is performed on this field resulting in variance-qualified spatial patterns of wind stress curl and associated time series. A Monte Carlo technique is used to establish the statistical significance of each spatial pattern. The first four statistically significant EOF modes represent more than 50% of the curl variance. The spatial patterns of curl associated with these modes...
Show more"Nineteen years of wind data over the North Atlantic are used to calculate a field of wind stress curl. An EOF analysis is performed on this field resulting in variance-qualified spatial patterns of wind stress curl and associated time series. A Monte Carlo technique is used to establish the statistical significance of each spatial pattern. The first four statistically significant EOF modes represent more than 50% of the curl variance. The spatial patterns of curl associated with these modes exhibit many elements of North Atlantic climatology. The associated time series are spectrally analyzed. Most of the variance is contained in annual and semiannual frequencies. Features observed include the individual annual variation of the subtropical high and the subpolar low, the annual oscillation of intensity between the above pressure centers, the influence of localized strong SST gradients and associated cyclogenesis regions, and the constant nature of the trades. The EOF curl patterns are in the form of simple standing waves with wavelength on the order of basin size"--Abstract.
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Date Issued: 1986
Identifier: FSU_adj9966
Format: Thesis

Title: An investigation of the effect of instruction in the structure of problem-solving strategies on students' performance.
Creator: Ghunaym, Ghunaym, Nichols, Eugene Douglas, Florida State University
Abstract/Description: "The purpose of this study was to investigate the conjecture that instruction in the strategies of Pattern Discovery, Trial and Error, Working Backward, Contradiction, Substitution, and Use of Diagrams would result in the development of problem-solving ability and that students under this instruction are likely to exhibit better achievement than students who do not receive explicit instruction in problem-solving strategies"--Introduction.
Date Issued: 1985
Identifier: FSU_acr1501
Format: Thesis

Title: A comparison of two approaches to teaching computer programming to prospective elementary school teachers.
Creator: Clark, Thomas Blair, Nichols, Eugene Douglas, Florida State University
Abstract/Description: The purpose of this study was to develop and evaluate two instructional presentations of flowcharting and computer programming to prospective elementary school teachers. In general, the two instructional approaches differed in the amount of pedagogical subject matter which was integrated into the computer programming content. The control treatment contained no pedagogical content. The subjects (n-38) of the study were students enrolled in a regular CUPM-type course for prospective elementary...
Show moreThe purpose of this study was to develop and evaluate two instructional presentations of flowcharting and computer programming to prospective elementary school teachers. In general, the two instructional approaches differed in the amount of pedagogical subject matter which was integrated into the computer programming content. The control treatment contained no pedagogical content. The subjects (n-38) of the study were students enrolled in a regular CUPM-type course for prospective elementary school teachers. The study was designed to test six hypotheses stated in the null form. In addition, an analysis of the subjects' critiques of a videotaped sixth grade lesson was made. The results of the study suggest that pedagogical subject matter and BASIC computer programming, integrated in a course for prospective elementary school teachers, can cause significant improvements in retention of, and attitudes toward, computer programming. Furthermore, the quality of lesson plans can be enhanced by this integration--Abstract.
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Date Issued: 1975
Identifier: FSU_abd9084
Format: Thesis

Title: Characteristics of airborne particulate matter at the Boulder Atmospheric Observatory.
Creator: Guest, Peter S., Mach, William H., Florida State University
Abstract/Description: "Elemental concentrations of airborne particulate matter at the Boulder Atmospheric Observatory have been analyzed as a function of height, time, particle size, anthropogenic activity, surface conditions, and various meteorological parameters. Aerosols were sampled at heights up to 49 meters during a one week period when the ground was at least partially covered with snow and the bottom 100 meters of the atmosphere was very stable"--Abstract.
Date Issued: 1982
Identifier: FSU_acc5901
Format: Thesis

Title: The role of pictures in first grade children's perception of mathematical relationships.
Creator: Campbell, Patricia F., Nichols, Eugene Douglas, Florida State University
Abstract/Description: "This study investigated whether there is a relationship between first grade children's ability to tell a story about a dynamic picture or a sequence of three dynamic pictures and their ability to describe the picture(s) by a number sequence. The artistic variables characterizing the pictures were controlled so as to provide information concerning which types of illustrations best facilitated interpretation of the pictures and perception of mathematical relationships. An 8 x 2 design allowed...
Show more"This study investigated whether there is a relationship between first grade children's ability to tell a story about a dynamic picture or a sequence of three dynamic pictures and their ability to describe the picture(s) by a number sequence. The artistic variables characterizing the pictures were controlled so as to provide information concerning which types of illustrations best facilitated interpretation of the pictures and perception of mathematical relationships. An 8 x 2 design allowed analysis of the effects of the form of the drawing, the number of pictures, and the response condition. Ninety-six first grade children were individually tested using an instrument designed by the investigator. Statistical analysis revealed that neither drawing style nor the number of pictures had a significant effect on either the level of assimilation within the stories, the perception of motion, or the number sentence responses. Analysis of the response condition revealed a significant difference favoring the force condition on number sentence responses. Also, initially viewing and interpreting sequences provided a learning experience to significantly effect the interpretation of single pictures"--Abstract.
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Date Issued: 1976
Identifier: FSU_abj0548
Format: Thesis

Title: Interactions between spatial and verbal abilities and two methods of presenting modulus seven arithmetic.
Creator: Hussien, Gaber A, Nichols, Eugene Douglas, Florida State University
Abstract/Description: "The present investigation was designed to study the effect of two instructional treatments on the achievement of students of different abilities--Verbal and Spatial. This was achieved by studying the interaction between the two treatments and each of the verbal and the spatial abilities. The instructional treatments were Figural and Verbal programmed units designed to teach concepts related to modulus seven arithmetic. Subjects for the study were 90 students enrolled in the first year...
Show more"The present investigation was designed to study the effect of two instructional treatments on the achievement of students of different abilities--Verbal and Spatial. This was achieved by studying the interaction between the two treatments and each of the verbal and the spatial abilities. The instructional treatments were Figural and Verbal programmed units designed to teach concepts related to modulus seven arithmetic. Subjects for the study were 90 students enrolled in the first year mathematics course at Elmansoura College of Education in Egypt for the academic year 1978-1979"--Abstract.
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Date Issued: 1979
Identifier: FSU_aby7218
Format: Thesis

Title: A study of the prediction of achievement in some topics in college freshman mathematics from measures of "structure-of-intellect" factors.
Creator: Altman, Betty J., Nichols, Eugene Douglas, Florida State University
Abstract/Description: For several reasons, Guilford's psychological theory, "The Structure-of-Intellect" (SI), seems a good candidate for relating to the learning of mathematics. The general purposes of this study were to identify SI factors which would be significantly related to achievement in a junior-college mathematics course for non-science, non-mathematics majors and to determine whether semantic factors would be better predictors than symbolic for students classified as having high verbal ability. The two...
Show moreFor several reasons, Guilford's psychological theory, "The Structure-of-Intellect" (SI), seems a good candidate for relating to the learning of mathematics. The general purposes of this study were to identify SI factors which would be significantly related to achievement in a junior-college mathematics course for non-science, non-mathematics majors and to determine whether semantic factors would be better predictors than symbolic for students classified as having high verbal ability. The two topics in the mathematics course which were selected for study were (1) numeration in other bases and (2) finite systems.
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Date Issued: 1975
Identifier: FSU_abd5132
Format: Thesis

Title: The aliased and the de-aliased spectral models of the shallow water equations.
Creator: Chen, Xiong-shan, Pfeffer, Richard L., Florida State University
Abstract/Description: "The most widely used spectral models with the transform method are the de-aliased spectral model in which the de-aliased technique is used in the discrete Fourier transform according to the 3/2-rule. From the viewpoint of the Walsh-Hadamard transform, the multiplications of the values of the variables on the gridpoints do not yield the aliasing terms. In the shallow water equations, we compare the aliased spectral model with the de-aliased spectral model using the initial conditions of the...
Show more"The most widely used spectral models with the transform method are the de-aliased spectral model in which the de-aliased technique is used in the discrete Fourier transform according to the 3/2-rule. From the viewpoint of the Walsh-Hadamard transform, the multiplications of the values of the variables on the gridpoints do not yield the aliasing terms. In the shallow water equations, we compare the aliased spectral model with the de-aliased spectral model using the initial conditions of the Rossby-Haurwitz wave and the FGGE data. The aliased spectral models are more accurate and more efficient than the de-aliased spectral models. For the same wavenumber truncation, the computational amount of the aliased spectral model is only 60 percent of the de-aliased spectral model. We have not yet discovered the phenomenon of the nonlinear computational instability induced by the aliasing terms in the long time integration of the aliased spectral models. Thus, in the spectral models with the transform method the necessity of using the 3/2-rule in the discrete Fourier transform may be viewed with suspicion"--Abstract.
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Date Issued: 1991
Identifier: FSU_agg9483
Format: Thesis

Title: Aid to dependent children programs in six southeastern states comprising region IV of the United States Department of Health, Education, and Welfare.
Creator: Guy, Louise Johnson, Lansdale, Robert T., Florida State University
Abstract/Description: "The purpose of this study was to determine the extent of the ADC program and whether there were differences in the program statistics and social characteristics of the ADC recipients in the six Southeastern States which comprise Region IV of the United States Department of Health, Education, and Welfare. The specific states involved were Alabama, Florida, Georgia, Mississippi, South Carolina, and Tennessee. It was hoped that a study of a segment of the ADC program, showing variations in the...
Show more"The purpose of this study was to determine the extent of the ADC program and whether there were differences in the program statistics and social characteristics of the ADC recipients in the six Southeastern States which comprise Region IV of the United States Department of Health, Education, and Welfare. The specific states involved were Alabama, Florida, Georgia, Mississippi, South Carolina, and Tennessee. It was hoped that a study of a segment of the ADC program, showing variations in the program statistics and social characteristics of the recipients, would help to point up unmet needs and possible areas for more intensive research"--Introduction.
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Date Issued: 1961
Identifier: FSU_aha4197
Format: Thesis

Title: The effect of the knowledge of logic in proving mathematical theorems in the context of mathematical induction.
Creator: Walter, Robert Lee, Nichols, Eugene Douglas, Florida State University
Abstract/Description: "Let P(n) be a statement for every positive integer n. We denote the set of all positive integers by N and consider G = {n [is an element of] N [such that] P(n) is true}. The principle of mathematical induction can now be stated as follows: If [(i) 1 [is an element of] G and, (ii) for all k [is an element of] N if k [is an element of] G, then k + 1 [is an element of] G], then G = N. Now symbolize this statement as follows: P: 1 [is an element of] G. R: k [is an element of] G. S: k + 1 [is an...
Show more"Let P(n) be a statement for every positive integer n. We denote the set of all positive integers by N and consider G = {n [is an element of] N [such that] P(n) is true}. The principle of mathematical induction can now be stated as follows: If [(i) 1 [is an element of] G and, (ii) for all k [is an element of] N if k [is an element of] G, then k + 1 [is an element of] G], then G = N. Now symbolize this statement as follows: P: 1 [is an element of] G. R: k [is an element of] G. S: k + 1 [is an element of] G. Q: G = N. Therefore the statement of the principle of mathematical induction can be seen in the following form. If [P and, [for all] k [is an element of] N (if R, then S)], then Q. One strategy for teaching this principle is to explain that in order to apply the principle of mathematical induction and assert Q, one must appeal to the logical rule of modus ponens (the law of detachment). That is, we must affirm the antecedent [P and, [for all] k [is an element of] N (if R, then S)], and then we can assert Q. Therefore the research hypothesis for this study was that if people have the prerequisite knowledge of logic, and that if they are taught the principle of mathematical induction in terms of logic, then they will perform better on a criterion test over the principle of mathematical induction than people who are not taught in terms of logic"--Introduction.
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Date Issued: 1972
Identifier: FSU_agg0249
Format: Thesis

Title: Inductive discovery learning, reception learning, and formal verbalization of mathematical concepts.
Creator: Hanson, Lawrence Eugene, Nichols, Eugene Douglas, Florida State University
Abstract/Description: Theoretical speculations abound on all sides of the following two questions: 1. What are the relative merits of the reception and discovery modes of learning? 2. What effect does forcing a student to immediately verbalize his newly discovered concept have on his ability to retain and transfer this concept? The purpose of the present study is to seek answers to these questions on the basis of experimental evidence.
Date Issued: 1967
Identifier: FSU_agh3055
Format: Thesis

Title: Citizenship in adult education by character portrayal.
Creator: Kent, Edward Ralph, Strickland, Virgil E., Florida State University
Abstract/Description: The writer attempts to present a fictional account of the first years of marriage of a young couple in order to emphasize and demonstrate the importance of adult education in the lives of the people. The latter part is an analysis of the principles and issues involved in the episode. The purpose of this study is to present a brief picture of some problems which inevitably arise in all communities at one time or another. This study is further intended to show how adult education may be an...
Show moreThe writer attempts to present a fictional account of the first years of marriage of a young couple in order to emphasize and demonstrate the importance of adult education in the lives of the people. The latter part is an analysis of the principles and issues involved in the episode. The purpose of this study is to present a brief picture of some problems which inevitably arise in all communities at one time or another. This study is further intended to show how adult education may be an instrument by which a community can be molded into a cooperative citizenry.
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Date Issued: 1954
Identifier: FSU_ahe7505
Format: Thesis

Title: Impact of sea surface temperature anomalies to eastern African climate.
Creator: Fulakeza, Matthew B., Krishnamurti, T. N., Florida State University
Abstract/Description: "The main objective of this study is to examine the influence of global SSTAs [sea surface temperature anomalies] on rainfall over eastern Africa (Fig. 1) using Florida State University T21 Global Spectral Model (FSUT21GSM) during the southern hemisphere summer of 1982 (wet year) and 1983 (dry year) (Fig. 2)"--Leaf 3.
Date Issued: 1991
Identifier: FSU_agv9328
Format: Thesis

Title: The reasons why visitors stop over in the Saint Augustine area.
Creator: Demarest, Harold R., Florida State University
Abstract/Description: "The purpose of this study is to discover and reveal the reasons why visitors stop over in the Saint Augustine Area"--Introduction.
Date Issued: 1955
Identifier: FSU_adm6847
Format: Thesis

Title: Numerical experimentation study on tropical cyclogenesis.
Creator: Dignon, Nancy E., Krishnamurti, T. N. (Tiruvalam Natarajan), Florida State University
Abstract/Description: During the 1979 Atlantic hurricane season a tropical wave left the west coast of Africa and continued westward where satellite and ship observation indicated strengthening to a tropical depression from which Hurricane Frederic developed. This particular tropical disturbance has an interesting history. In its westward progression it intensified to hurricane strength lasting less than 24 hours followed by a weakening east of the Lesser Antilles. Continuing westward, this disturbance became...
Show moreDuring the 1979 Atlantic hurricane season a tropical wave left the west coast of Africa and continued westward where satellite and ship observation indicated strengthening to a tropical depression from which Hurricane Frederic developed. This particular tropical disturbance has an interesting history. In its westward progression it intensified to hurricane strength lasting less than 24 hours followed by a weakening east of the Lesser Antilles. Continuing westward, this disturbance became extratropical over Southeast Cuba, but quickly reintensified to hurricane strength over Northwest Cuba, tracking through the warm Gulf waters and eventually making landfall near Mobile, Alabama. A number of experiments were carried out on a multi-level primitive equation (PE) model, a one-level PE model, and a higher resolution multi-level PE model (T63) in order to simulate the progression and intensification from a wave to a hurricane over a specified limited domain. Although previous experiments using this model with its comprehensive physical processes exhibit a reasonable predictive rate of success, the early experiments during this case study produced poor results. The most successful forecasts will be examined carefully and discussed entirely. There is strong indication that for mesoscale features a higher resolution model would achieve better results.
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Date Issued: 1986
Identifier: FSU_adm6817
Format: Thesis

Title: An exploratory study of the effectiveness of computer graphic and simulations in a computer-student interactive environment in illustrating random sampling and the central limit theorem.
Creator: Myers, Kitty Neel, Denmark, E. T., Florida State University
Abstract/Description: "The purposes of this study were: (1) to investigate the effectiveness of the computer-student interactive method in presenting statistical concepts and in instructing students in the applications of these concepts, and (2) to develop instruments that test for the understanding of these concepts and the mastery of these application skills"--Abstract.
Date Issued: 1990
Identifier: FSU_afs7567
Format: Thesis

Title: A comparison of verbal and nonverbal instruction in elementary school mathematics.
Creator: Hollingsworth, Caroline Dean, Nichols, Eugene Douglas, Florida State University
Abstract/Description: This study assessed the relative effectiveness of verbal and non-verbal teaching methods in facilitating the learning of mathematics. The two treatments differed only in that nonverbal instruction did not permit oral communication or use of written words. Chalkboard instruction was characterized by complete silence in nonverbal classes. In verbal classes, new terminology was introduced by writing the terms on the board and using them thorughout the lesson. Four fourth-grade classes consisting...
Show moreThis study assessed the relative effectiveness of verbal and non-verbal teaching methods in facilitating the learning of mathematics. The two treatments differed only in that nonverbal instruction did not permit oral communication or use of written words. Chalkboard instruction was characterized by complete silence in nonverbal classes. In verbal classes, new terminology was introduced by writing the terms on the board and using them thorughout the lesson. Four fourth-grade classes consisting of 88 students in one school were randomly assigned to treatment groups so that two were taught non-verbally, and two by the conventional verbal method. Two teachers were assigned one class of each type. Treatment and teacher factors were crossed in a pretest-posttest control group design. The demonstrated comparability of the two teaching methods not only points to nonverbal instruction as an alternate mode, but also seriously questions the effectiveness of conventional teacher talk in enhancing learning. Teachers with a creative bent should be encouraged to experiment with nonverbal instruction and design activities for all levels of development. The technique could be used effectively to break the routine of conventional instruction. The importance of nonverbal components should be stressed in methods courses for pre- and in-service teachers. Techniques of nonverbal instruction should be practiced in student teaching practices.
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Date Issued: 1973
Identifier: FSU_afa8702
Format: Thesis

Title: General education and geography in Florida junior colleges.
Creator: Long, Huey B., Brubaker, Harry, Florida State University
Abstract/Description: "The purpose of this study is to identify geography as a general education subject, to determine the type of geography which best serves the objectives of general education and to determine the general education value of the present geography courses in the Florida junior colleges. An analysis will be made of the present geography programs in the Florida public junior colleges to determine their orientation. This analysis will be concerned with the development of geography in the curriculum...
Show more"The purpose of this study is to identify geography as a general education subject, to determine the type of geography which best serves the objectives of general education and to determine the general education value of the present geography courses in the Florida junior colleges. An analysis will be made of the present geography programs in the Florida public junior colleges to determine their orientation. This analysis will be concerned with the development of geography in the curriculum rather than with methods of instruction. A study of the catalogs of the various institutions plus information gathered through questionnaires constitute the main basis of analysis. Taking into consideration the objectives of general education, the objectives of the junior colleges, and the objectives of geography, the writer hopes to offer suggestions and recommendations which will make a useful contribution to the concurrent achievement of these objectives in Florida"--Introduction.
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Date Issued: 1958
Identifier: FSU_adp0285
Format: Thesis

Title: An investigation of reading in six selected classes in Princeton School for the year 1954-55.
Creator: Thomas, Miriam B., Dean, Harris W., Florida State University
Abstract/Description: The purpose of this study is to ascertain the effectiveness of a reading program based on children's experiences, interests, and needs, in which the mechanics of reading are kept subordinate to meanings. This study will be delimited to Princeton Avenue Elementary School, Orlando, Florida; a sample of three grades in Princeton School to be selected for intensive study; reading in the total school program; one year for the investigation.
Date Issued: 1957
Identifier: FSU_ahe7526
Format: Thesis

Title: Factors contributing to unplanned discontinuance of treatment by patients at the Leon County Mental Health Clinic, Tallahassee, Florida, July 1, 1956 - September 30, 1957.
Creator: Knepper, Naomi Ruth, Levine, David L., Florida State University
Abstract/Description: "The purpose of this study was to collect and compile data for prognostic purposes in determining which clients probably will not continue in treatment until--in the opinion of the agency--'services are completed.' It was hoped that this guide would be helpful in selecting those clients to whom to offer further service. Also, it might be useful in modifying agency policies and procedures to better meet the needs of those people who cannot use the services as presently offered"--Introduction.
Date Issued: 1958
Identifier: FSU_ahq5336
Format: Thesis

Title: A study of reading and library use among Nobel laureates.
Creator: Forde, Janet Lynch, Summers, F. William, Florida State University
Abstract/Description: "This study, conducted in nine languages, sought to examine the library use and reading habits of eminent individuals. All living Nobel Laureates were identified and asked to provide information about their childhood interests and habits and also those which characterize their adult careers. The respondents indicated that they enjoyed reading as children, and many relied on library services to provide them with most of the materials they read. The Laureates who grew up in the United States...
Show more"This study, conducted in nine languages, sought to examine the library use and reading habits of eminent individuals. All living Nobel Laureates were identified and asked to provide information about their childhood interests and habits and also those which characterize their adult careers. The respondents indicated that they enjoyed reading as children, and many relied on library services to provide them with most of the materials they read. The Laureates who grew up in the United States had more access to library services, made more use of libraries as children, and felt competent to use libraries at earlier ages than did many of their counterparts growing up outside this country. The reading habits of their childhood seem to persist into adulthood more predictably than their library use patterns, or for that matter their involvement in other leisure activities"--Introduction.
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Date Issued: 1996
Identifier: FSU_AJV4063
Format: Thesis

Title: A comparison of cases reopened and not reopened at the Leon County Mental Health Clinic, Tallahassee, Florida from July 1, 1955 through June 30, 1957.
Creator: Hanson, David Noah, Fox, Vernon Brittain, Florida State University
Abstract/Description: "The purpose of this study was to ascertain whether there were differences between a sample of 93 reopened cases at the Leon County Mental Health Clinic in Tallahassee, Florida, during a two-year period, and a sample of 100 cases-not-reopened during that period of time. The period used in the selection of cases was from July 1, 1955 through June 30, 1957. A schedule of eighteen items was utilized to gather information from 193 case records. The comparison of the two samples was done by an...
Show more"The purpose of this study was to ascertain whether there were differences between a sample of 93 reopened cases at the Leon County Mental Health Clinic in Tallahassee, Florida, during a two-year period, and a sample of 100 cases-not-reopened during that period of time. The period used in the selection of cases was from July 1, 1955 through June 30, 1957. A schedule of eighteen items was utilized to gather information from 193 case records. The comparison of the two samples was done by an analysis of the information thus obtained"--Introduction.
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Date Issued: 1958
Identifier: FSU_ahq5335
Format: Thesis

Title: A history of the public library in St. Petersburg, Florida.
Creator: Patané, Jane Seager, Rockwood, Ruth H., Florida State University
Abstract/Description: The history of the St. Petersburg Public Library is undertaken not only for the benefit of the community it serves, but also as an example of American attitudes towards library service, and as a representative of the Carnegie Libraries. The development of the community itself is also discussed, taking into consideration the major events and activities which affected its growth and created its particular characteristics. The causes and effects of events have influenced the library as well as...
Show moreThe history of the St. Petersburg Public Library is undertaken not only for the benefit of the community it serves, but also as an example of American attitudes towards library service, and as a representative of the Carnegie Libraries. The development of the community itself is also discussed, taking into consideration the major events and activities which affected its growth and created its particular characteristics. The causes and effects of events have influenced the library as well as the city.
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Date Issued: 1960
Identifier: FSU_akd8946
Format: Thesis

Title: Southern Observer: History and analysis, 1953-1956.
Creator: Fulton, Margaret Jane, Gregory, Agnes, Florida State University
Abstract/Description: "The purpose of this paper is to give a history and an analysis of the Southern Observer, a magazine devoted to book reviews of works by Southern authors, books about the South and articles of general interest to Southerners. The magazine which began January, 1953, and suspended publication December, 1956, was published by the Tennessee Book Company, Nashville, Tennessee"--Introduction.
Date Issued: 1958
Identifier: FSU_akd8987
Format: Thesis

Title: Reproduction in Carditamera floridana (Conrad) (Bivalvia: Carditidae).
Creator: Harvey, Margaret C., Heard, William H., Florida State University
Abstract/Description: Oviparous reproduction in Carditamera floridana was studied in St. Andrew's Sound, near Mexico Beach, Florida, between May 1992 and February 1994. The oviparous mode of development of Carditamera floridana is unique in the number of juveniles produced, the extent of parental care involved, the subtropical range of the species, and the lack of a distinct vitellogenic mechanism.
Date Issued: 1995
Identifier: FSU_ajf8374
Format: Thesis

Title: Hodding Carter: A bio-bibliography.
Creator: Pace, Etta Eckles, Srygley, Sara Krentzman, Florida State University
Abstract/Description: "The purpose of this paper is to present the life of Hodding Carter, a bibliography of his published books, and an analysis of his contribution as a writer today, as interpreted by reviewers whose criticisms were identified through the Book Review Digest"--Introduction.
Date Issued: 1958
Identifier: FSU_akd6755
Format: Thesis

Title: Social service activities related to the rapidity of positive physical movement of 51 patients on a neuropsychiatric tuberculosis ward at the Veterans Administration Hospital, Augusta, Georgia, from July 1, 1957 through June 30, 1958.
Creator: Swinnerton, Gerald A., Borsuk, Howard W., Florida State University
Abstract/Description: "A field work placement in the social service department of the Veterans Administration Hospital, Augusta, Georgia, provided motivation and a source of data for this study. In reviewing the literature and conferring with social service administrators, it was pointed out that a basic criterion was needed in order to determine the positive effects of social service activities with neuropsychiatric tubercular patients. As the complexity of multiple interacting factors made a study of direct...
Show more"A field work placement in the social service department of the Veterans Administration Hospital, Augusta, Georgia, provided motivation and a source of data for this study. In reviewing the literature and conferring with social service administrators, it was pointed out that a basic criterion was needed in order to determine the positive effects of social service activities with neuropsychiatric tubercular patients. As the complexity of multiple interacting factors made a study of direct effect impossible, it was decided to compare social service activities and other factors to rapid and non-rapid movement of patients from Ward 14. This determined the association of other factors, in addition to social service activities, associated with movement and provided some basis on which further study of the effects of social service could be undertaken. An attempt was also made to show the association of specific characteristics of social service contacts with movement"--Introduction.
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Date Issued: 1959
Identifier: FSU_ahn3785
Format: Thesis

Title: A comparison by descriptive, social and clinical data of 34 adult patients in the Rehabilitation Center for Crippled Children and Adults, Miami, Florida who live with some member of their family with 36 adult patients who lived alone.
Creator: Pickering, Richard D., Foeckler, Merle M., Florida State University
Abstract/Description: In working with the disabled and/or handicapped person it is necessary to consider all aspects of social functioning if realistic goals are to be reached in the rehabilitation process. It is recognized that if the family can give interest and support to that member of the family who is disabled and/or handicapped, and agrees to participate in rehabilitation planning that the effect will be helpful. The dichotomy of this study sample is made between those patients living alone and those...
Show moreIn working with the disabled and/or handicapped person it is necessary to consider all aspects of social functioning if realistic goals are to be reached in the rehabilitation process. It is recognized that if the family can give interest and support to that member of the family who is disabled and/or handicapped, and agrees to participate in rehabilitation planning that the effect will be helpful. The dichotomy of this study sample is made between those patients living alone and those patients living with some member of their family. The null hypothesis of this study is that there are no differences between the observed and expected frequencies on eleven items of descriptive, social, and clinical information as revealed in the distribution of data for thirty-four adult physically disabled and/or handicapped patients who live with some member of their family and thirty-six adult physically disabled and/or handicapped patients who live alone, which could not occur by chance.
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Date Issued: 1961
Identifier: FSU_ahn3792
Format: Thesis

Title: Disposition of forty mentally retarded patients presented by the Pre-parole Service to the Social Service Planning Staff from March through October 1959, Rosewood State Training School, Owings Mills, Maryland.
Creator: Moutsopoulou, Maria C., Foeckler, Merle M., Florida State University
Abstract/Description: "The purpose of this study was to survey the cases of forty mentally retarded patients who have been presented by the Pre-parole Service to the Social Service Planning Staff of the Rosewood State Training School, Owings Mills, Maryland, from March through October 1959, in order to describe the differences--if any--on 18 selected items between the 28 retarded patients approved and the 12 disapproved for eventual return to the community. It was anticipated that such an analysis might more...
Show more"The purpose of this study was to survey the cases of forty mentally retarded patients who have been presented by the Pre-parole Service to the Social Service Planning Staff of the Rosewood State Training School, Owings Mills, Maryland, from March through October 1959, in order to describe the differences--if any--on 18 selected items between the 28 retarded patients approved and the 12 disapproved for eventual return to the community. It was anticipated that such an analysis might more clearly define the term 'readiness for parole'"--Introduction.
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Date Issued: 1960
Identifier: FSU_ahn3748
Format: Thesis

Title: An analysis of the responses of ninety relatives of mental patients to form letters from the Social Service Department, the Bryce Hospital, Tuscaloosa, Alabama.
Creator: Shannon, Patrick J., Borsuk, Howard W., Florida State University
Abstract/Description: "The purpose of this study was to determine the significant differences between the responses of principal relatives of newly hospitalized male mental patients, to different form letters from the Social Service Department at The Bryce Hospital, Tuscaloosa, Alabama. These responses were dichotomized by: (1) the responses of the relatives who received the original Social Service form letter; and (2) the responses of the relatives who received the revised version of the aforementioned form...
Show more"The purpose of this study was to determine the significant differences between the responses of principal relatives of newly hospitalized male mental patients, to different form letters from the Social Service Department at The Bryce Hospital, Tuscaloosa, Alabama. These responses were dichotomized by: (1) the responses of the relatives who received the original Social Service form letter; and (2) the responses of the relatives who received the revised version of the aforementioned form letter, which was reconstructed by the author of this study to include the application of selected basic social casework principles to its content"--Introduction.
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Date Issued: 1961
Identifier: FSU_ahn3787
Format: Thesis

Title: A study of certain factors associated with rehospitalization of schizophrenic patients at Gulfport Veterans Administration Hospital.
Creator: Sutton, Julie, Leap, William Lester, Florida State University
Abstract/Description: "The purpose of this study is to search out and record some of the social factors which influenced the patient's premature return to the hospital from a ninety day trial visit in his community. The goal is to gather and analyze the content of the records of these patients and to examine the literature relating to the problems of schizophrenic patients after they leave the hospital. The objective is to describe some of the stresses encountered by the patient which were more than he could bear...
Show more"The purpose of this study is to search out and record some of the social factors which influenced the patient's premature return to the hospital from a ninety day trial visit in his community. The goal is to gather and analyze the content of the records of these patients and to examine the literature relating to the problems of schizophrenic patients after they leave the hospital. The objective is to describe some of the stresses encountered by the patient which were more than he could bear and to isolate some of the social factors which upset his balance"--Introduction.
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Date Issued: 1959
Identifier: FSU_ahn3786
Format: Thesis

Title: The role performance of the alcoholic's wife.
Creator: Niemeyer, Helen G., Levine, David L., Florida State University
Abstract/Description: "The purpose of the study was to analyze descriptively the premarital and marital behavior of the wives of seven married male alcoholic patients for the continuity, or lack of continuity, of such tendencies as the literature has shown to be typical of the role of the alcoholic's wife. The collection of the data commenced on November 1, 1956, at the Alcoholic Rehabilitation Clinic, Miami, Florida. The collaborative service records of four wives and the treatment records of seven medically...
Show more"The purpose of the study was to analyze descriptively the premarital and marital behavior of the wives of seven married male alcoholic patients for the continuity, or lack of continuity, of such tendencies as the literature has shown to be typical of the role of the alcoholic's wife. The collection of the data commenced on November 1, 1956, at the Alcoholic Rehabilitation Clinic, Miami, Florida. The collaborative service records of four wives and the treatment records of seven medically diagnosed alcoholic husband-patients were reviewed. Information was also secured in structured interviews with three wives who were in a non-casework relationship to the Clinic and with one wife who was using collaborative help. The data were examined for the characteristics of the model role at the time of the marriage and at the time of the husband-patient's Clinic admission to determine whether, or not, the wives showed a continuing tendency toward the role of the alcoholic's wife"--Introduction.
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Date Issued: 1959
Identifier: FSU_ahn3793
Format: Thesis

Title: A study of the employment of thirty four epileptic male veterans treated at Veterans Administration Hospital, Coral Gables, Florida.
Creator: Newark, Ruth F., Florida State University
Abstract/Description: "The purpose of this study was to determine whether the educational levels attained by epileptic male veterans at the Veterans Administration Hospital, Coral Gables, Florida had a bearing on their employment as revealed by the analysis of nine selected items of information. The sample comprised thirty-four epileptic male veterans dichotomized by their educational level--an eleventh grade education or less, more than an eleventh grade education--who were treated as patients within a four month...
Show more"The purpose of this study was to determine whether the educational levels attained by epileptic male veterans at the Veterans Administration Hospital, Coral Gables, Florida had a bearing on their employment as revealed by the analysis of nine selected items of information. The sample comprised thirty-four epileptic male veterans dichotomized by their educational level--an eleventh grade education or less, more than an eleventh grade education--who were treated as patients within a four month period"--Introduction.
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Date Issued: 1960
Identifier: FSU_ahn3794
Format: Thesis

Title: Characteristics of five mentally deficient patients being considered for discharge from Rosewood State Training School, Owings Mills, Maryland, December, 1958.
Creator: Moreno, Yvonne Marie, Hayes, Dorothy D., Florida State University
Abstract/Description: "The purpose of this study was to describe to a limited degree the characteristics of five patients of the Rosewood State Training School under consideration for discharge from the institution through the Community Adjustment Unit during December, 1958. It was believed that a case study of five patients would reveal some of the observable factors which may have influenced these five patients being ready for discharge. In addition, the five case illustrations descriptively present the function...
Show more"The purpose of this study was to describe to a limited degree the characteristics of five patients of the Rosewood State Training School under consideration for discharge from the institution through the Community Adjustment Unit during December, 1958. It was believed that a case study of five patients would reveal some of the observable factors which may have influenced these five patients being ready for discharge. In addition, the five case illustrations descriptively present the function and procedures of one unit of the Social Services Department, Rosewood State Training School, Owings Mills, Maryland"--Introduction.
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Date Issued: 1959
Identifier: FSU_ahn3799
Format: Thesis

Title: A comparative study of 26 military and 26 non-military families using the Escambia County Guidance Clinic, Pensacola, Florida, From October 1, 1957 to September 30, 1958.
Creator: Livingston, Frederick R., Lansdale, Robert T., Florida State University
Abstract/Description: "The purpose of this study was to find out whether there are observable differences between the social characteristics and problems of civilian and military families that use a child guidance clinic. The subjects consist of twenty-six military and twenty-six non-military families using the services of the Escambia County Child Guidance Clinic, Pensacola, Florida"--Introduction.
Date Issued: 1959
Identifier: FSU_ahn3807
Format: Thesis

Title: Family acceptance or non-acceptance of twenty white female patients released on trial visit, Florida State Hospital, Chattahoochee, Florida, 1959.
Creator: Melton, Eldreth O., Hayes, Dorothy D., Florida State University
Abstract/Description: "The purpose was to analyze the data collected by applying a schedule to the case records of twenty white female patients who were released on trial visit from the Florida State Hospital during the period from July, 1956 through December, 1957, in order to determine whether the initial refusal of the family to accept a group of ten white female patients for trial visit influenced the length of time these mental patients remained out of the hospital during the one year trial visit period"-...
Show more"The purpose was to analyze the data collected by applying a schedule to the case records of twenty white female patients who were released on trial visit from the Florida State Hospital during the period from July, 1956 through December, 1957, in order to determine whether the initial refusal of the family to accept a group of ten white female patients for trial visit influenced the length of time these mental patients remained out of the hospital during the one year trial visit period"--Introduction.
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Date Issued: 1959
Identifier: FSU_ahn3801
Format: Thesis

Title: A study of the psychosocial factors in trial visit failures during first hospitalization, Gulfport Veterans Administration Hospital.
Creator: McDaniel, Jack Willis, Williams, James H., Florida State University
Abstract/Description: "The purpose of this study was to ascertain observable differences between two sub-samples of veterans from Veterans Administration Center, Gulfport, who were given more than one trial visit from which each returned. In one group (hereafter referred to as sub-sample "A") each veteran stated the same reason for return on each subsequent trial visit failure. In the remaining group (sub-sample "B") each veteran gave upon returning each time a different cause for his return"--Introduction.
Date Issued: 1960
Identifier: FSU_ahn3803
Format: Thesis

Title: The American Library Association Liberty and Justice Book Awards.
Creator: Murphy, John J. S., Srygley, Sara Krentzman, Florida State University
Abstract/Description: The purpose of this paper is to present background information related to the establishment of the American Library Association Liberty and Justice Book Awards program; to give a factual description of the awards program including criteria for selection, specifications, and procedures; to compile critical comments on the awards program as found in professional literature; to describe the award-winning books; to analyze reviewers' criticisms of the award-winning books, as available in the...
Show moreThe purpose of this paper is to present background information related to the establishment of the American Library Association Liberty and Justice Book Awards program; to give a factual description of the awards program including criteria for selection, specifications, and procedures; to compile critical comments on the awards program as found in professional literature; to describe the award-winning books; to analyze reviewers' criticisms of the award-winning books, as available in the major book-reviewing media; to describe the authors receiving the awards; and to report on comments of the authors receiving the awards, in relation to their opinions concerning the values and results of the awards program"--Introduction.
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Date Issued: 1960
Identifier: FSU_akd9319
Format: Thesis

Title: A survey of research literature in the field of child development published in certain psychological journals for the years 1945-1956.
Creator: Hinman, Marie, Witherspoon, Ralph L. (Ralph Leo), Florida State University
Abstract/Description: "The purpose of the present study was to make a survey of published research findings in psychological journals in the field of Child Development. The articles used were from journals published by the American Psychological Association and the Journal of Genetic Psychology published by the Journal Press. The latter is included as a marginal periodical. The intent of the survey was to note trends, methods of research, and subject matter as they are presented in these journals from 1945-1956....
Show more"The purpose of the present study was to make a survey of published research findings in psychological journals in the field of Child Development. The articles used were from journals published by the American Psychological Association and the Journal of Genetic Psychology published by the Journal Press. The latter is included as a marginal periodical. The intent of the survey was to note trends, methods of research, and subject matter as they are presented in these journals from 1945-1956. The second problem of the study was to consider whether the articles of the American Psychological Association journals are meeting the publication needs of research in child development"--Introduction.
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Date Issued: 1959
Identifier: FSU_akp4885
Format: Thesis

Title: A study of employee handbooks as a part of induction programs.
Creator: Secor, Miriam, Dame, J. Frank (John Frank), Florida State University
Abstract/Description: "The purpose of this study is to make an analysis of the employee handbooks now being used in industry from the point of view of format, content, and style in order to determine current trends in the writing of such publications, and develop conclusions and recommendations that will render aid in writing an employee handbook"--Introduction.
Date Issued: 1950
Identifier: FSU_akp4873
Format: Thesis

Title: The profession of accountancy: Its historical background and present status in the United States.
Creator: Sundarodaya, Suchitr, Richey, Luella, Florida State University
Abstract/Description: "It is the object of this paper to sketch relatively briefly the evolution of accounting from obscure early beginnings to the position of importance and prestige which it holds today. This paper will also investigate the status of the profession today; the form of organized cooperation; the varying yet similar state laws; the high educational requirements; the type of state examinations; the high code of ethics; and the publications showing the subjects of current interest and sometimes of...
Show more"It is the object of this paper to sketch relatively briefly the evolution of accounting from obscure early beginnings to the position of importance and prestige which it holds today. This paper will also investigate the status of the profession today; the form of organized cooperation; the varying yet similar state laws; the high educational requirements; the type of state examinations; the high code of ethics; and the publications showing the subjects of current interest and sometimes of controversies at present"--Foreword.
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Date Issued: 1956
Identifier: FSU_akp4895
Format: Thesis

Title: Geographic survey of resource use in Monroe County, Ky.
Creator: Ross, Louis A., Florida State University
Abstract/Description: "The author will be making use of a relatively new experimental technique of geographical analysis. Answers will be sought to such questions as--What has influenced the county to become what it is? Is it different from other counies in the same region? If so, why? Is the county utilizing its resources? And finally, what is the general level of living in this county and what factors have determined it?"--Introduction.
Date Issued: 1949
Identifier: FSU_akp4874
Format: Thesis

Title: Problems of eighteen adopted children and eighteen natural children, Jefferson County, Alabama, Mental Health Clinic, January, 1955 through November, 1960.
Creator: Du Priest, Anne E., Foeckler, Merle M., Florida State University
Abstract/Description: "The purpose of the study is to describe and compare the presenting and the underlying problems of eighteen adopted children and eighteen natural children seen in the Jefferson County Mental Health Clinic from January, 1955, through November, 1960. An attempt will be made to determine whether there are significant differences observed between the problems of the two groups, either the problems which precipitated the first Clinic contact, or those which Clinic evaluation revealed, or both....
Show more"The purpose of the study is to describe and compare the presenting and the underlying problems of eighteen adopted children and eighteen natural children seen in the Jefferson County Mental Health Clinic from January, 1955, through November, 1960. An attempt will be made to determine whether there are significant differences observed between the problems of the two groups, either the problems which precipitated the first Clinic contact, or those which Clinic evaluation revealed, or both. Also observed will be differences, if any, in the problems of the parents of the two groups"--Introduction.
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Date Issued: 1961
Identifier: FSU_ahn3820
Format: Thesis

Title: Attitudes toward mental illness as expressed by relatives of veterans on regular trial visit, the Veterans Administration Center, Gulfport Division, Biloxi, Mississippi, January 1 - June 30, 1959.
Creator: Garrett, William W., Morris, Irene E., Florida State University
Abstract/Description: "The purpose of this study was to compare attitudes toward mental illness as expressed by the relatives of veterans on Regular Trial Visits from the Veterans Administration Center, Gulfport Division, Biloxi, Mississippi between January 1, 1959 and June 30, 1959. The secondary purpose was a comparison of nine identifying and seven hospital items of 82 veterans, and several characteristics of relatives"--Introduction.
Date Issued: 1961
Identifier: FSU_ahn3817
Format: Thesis

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