Shows that an individual's general disposition, either positive or negative, averaged with the weight of stimulus traits presented affects impression formation. Graph and bibliography. (RW)

An extension of the concept of scale is proposed whereby through perceptual experiences a relationship is achieved between the physical properties of the environment and the sensory responses of man. (Author)

Suggests that training can increase the preference for more complex types of art, that such training will transfer to music, and that verbal originality will also increase. Bibliography and tables. (RW)

Attempts to determine a consensus for the characteristics of the best integrated person comparing the opinions of American and Czechoslovakian psychotherapists. (MB)

Compares 46 male and 70 female college freshmen who wear glasses as to body build, ambition, history of illness, self esteem, and academic achievement. (MB)