The refusal of schools to give serious consideration to individuals and their self-conceived roles until school goals are achieved causes those children who cannot meet these goals to see themselves as failures and become discipline problems. (CK)

Children's visual perception of the letters b and d when confronted with them for the first time was studied. (KW)

Phenomenology has made an important contribution to understanding the human mind by offering a rigorous description of consciousness. This essay's intent is to provide a familiarity with the vocabulary and concepts of phenomenology as an aid to the general scholar. (Author/JB)

It was concluded on the basis of the data that there is little connection between the way in which a chief student personnel administrator in a large university is trained and the way in which he perceives his role. In that sense, training did not make a difference. (Author)

Normal sexual development is reviewed with respect to physical maturation, sexual interests, sex drive", psychosexual competence and maturity, gender role, object choice, children's concepts of sexual differences, sex role preference and standards, and psychosexual stages. Biologic, psychoanalytic and psychosocial theories are briefly considered.…

Schmidt and Strong's data (same journal, v17, 1970) on student ratings of the expertness of counselors versus training and experience of the counselors subjected to a least squares test, indicate that expertness as judged by students is not correlated in any simple way with experience but rather that the students liked one of the counselors,…

Demonstrates that evaluative connotations of personality characteristics have more persuasive effect on interpersonal judgment for persons low in cognitive complexity than for cognitively complex persons. Stresses need for conceptualizing interpersonal judgment as function of interaction between cognitive complexity and evaluative requirements of…

The best way for an industrial enterprise to achieve prosperity is to develop the creative talents of its employees. (CK)

The ability To judge art requires the willingness to engage in critical thinking. A teacher can motivate his students to think in this manner by encouraging them, as a first step, to make any statement they wish about any work of art. (CK)