This paper reviews research findings related to color and how it affects perception and retention of information. From the literature it appears colors have varying degrees of value as cues or aids to memory of stimulus information and difference appears to exist between colors as they interact in informational materials. (21 references)…

Results of an environmental awareness survey are assessed. Local citizens were questioned by personal interview following an Earth Week and Earth Day Fair at Humboldt State College, Arcata, California. (BL)

Schools, school districts, and school clientele have a pervasive influence upon their principal's behavior through a network of rewards, sanctions and inducements. (Author)

It was concluded from the findings that instructors in rehabilitation setting vary significantly from their clients in perceptions of certain critical concepts related to the rehabilitation process. Some implications are discussed and tentative hypotheses are presented. (Author)

Results showed that younger males perceived the milieu as considerably lower in congruence than did older males and both young and older females. Analysis by disability groups showed differences between the general categories, with physically disabled subjects perceiving the highest magnitudes, emotionally disabled subjects perceiving the next…

Concludes that both asymmetry of muscle tonus and somesthetic stimulation contribute to the normally occurring lateral differences in responsiveness, though other factors are involved. (MH)

Early memories of a succorant need-fulfilling nature along with memories of self-abasement and abnegation impair the objective perception of significant others, while early memories of independent activity and confrontation enhance perception. (MH)

The relationship among four perceptual variables is studied and the results discussed with reference to implications for the teaching of art and further research into variables of the psychology of art. (NH)