The well-known biologist C. H. Waddington has established a future-oriented center at the University of Edinburgh. A degree course may be available starting next year. (Author)

The educational implications discussed emphasized the efficacy of adapting feedback to the individual student. (Author)

Compared were the positive or negative perceptions of 10 exceptionalities in children by 20 regular teachers and 20 special education teachers. (DB)

Discussion of teacher and pupil attitudes in the classroom; classroom interactions and the resulting sifting and sorting of pupils may have dysfunctional consequences for the development of social conditions conducive to learning.'' (Author/SP)

Research supported, in part, by grants from the Canada Council and Defense Research Board to W.E. Lambert and G.R. Tucker. (VM)

With no expectancy to perform, vicarious reward had no effect on spontaneous imitation. (Authors)

Report of an AMA study of the role of participants' expectations in management development and training. (Editor/MB)

Both music and nonmusic major college students rated technical and musical characteristics of a recorded piano performance lower when told the performance was by a student than they did when told it was by a professional. (Author)

Field study investigates work groups in an oil refinery whose members are allowed to make their own decisions about task allocation. (Author/KJ)

Clients' reasons for coming to a vocational counseling agency are presented, together with sources of referral, educational level, and number of client visits. (Author)

A social problem is defined as public awareness of a gap between society's expectations and social realities. Factors which contribute to the creation of this gap are discussed, and strategies for keeping expectations and realities in a productive relationship are explored. (JB)