Article focused on the illusion caused by an unmonitored overshoot of the target by the eyes. (Editor/RK)

Article considered the stages of actual negotiations in educational administration and the uses of collective bargaining. (Author/RK)

Investigates the effectiveness of non-speech auditory stimuli in eliciting transformations analogous to those reported for speech stimuli to determine if a non-verbal analogue to the verbal transformation effect exists. (DD)

Measures of visual information processing in dyslexic and normal children were compared. Significant differences were found between dyslexics and normals at early stages of visual information processing. (ST)

A self-test for readers who may be guilty of preconceived notions about certain groups. (Editor)

The effect of higher education upon student attitudes is one of increasing liberality and decreasing authoritarianism. The early part of the course is seen as particularly signigicant in changing attitudes. (Editor)

The results of a study of the predictions made by fourth year medical students concerning the public evaluation of doctors' role performance shows that doctors in training do not have an accurate picture of public opinion. (Author)

Schools must become aware of values and plan curricula and learning experiences with and understanding of cognitive and affective values. Within the subculture of poverty, values held by individuals vary. These values should be understood by school personnel, and any modification of affective values must be significant to their life style. (Author)

There appears considerable support for the proposal that children of normal intelligence and significant reading retardation are more neurologically pathological than are normal readers as a group. (Author)