It was found that the going-together couples held traditional orientations toward each other with commitment to marriage forming a strong part of this orientation. The effects on marriage rates for living-together couples were seen to depend upon which of the partner's positions prevailed. (Author)

The findings support the inference that group formation and interpersonal relations are less salient for residents of large halls than for small halls. Apartment residents may be more independent and attach greater value to privacy and quiet than hall residents. (Author)

Suggests that the survival of the species known as man depends on a radical revolution in his fundamental character, a revolution in his concept of himself and of his place in life. (Author)

Article describes how a group of individuals changed their behavioral style while attending U.S. Army Engineering Officer Candidate School. (Author/JB)

Support for a hypothesis of association was found. Husband-wife consensus, as perceived by the wife, was associated with the wife's satisfaction with household organization and with the amount to help received from family members. The age of the oldest child had a significant influence on the wife's satisfaction. (Author)

This study provides some support for Waller's principle of least interest and Miller and Swanson's conceptualizations. Males rather than females were less interested and committed to continuing their current dating relationships, and those least interested were males who were reared in entrepreneurial homes. (Author)

A review of Character Structure and Impulsiveness," by David Kipnis. (MB)