In selecting appropriate techniques for achieving corporate objectives, management scientists need to guard against the not-invented-here'' syndrome. (WM)

It was shown that when a highly anxious student performs a task with a confederate, his performance is lowered and that peers may induce anxiety in others when they (peers) complete a task more quickly. (Author/KM)

Article considers the inner harmony necessary to help students, teachers, and administrators work in concert. (RK)

Students tend to have greater feelings about vocations they reject than about vocations they are willing to accept. (Author)

An overview of a program whose design is to help the student or non student where he is in his developmental and decision making processes. (JC)

Problems involving the use of diagrams to depict plangers'' (in which lines cross a specified number of times) are discussed. (LS)

In the middle years of schooling, size, measurement, shape and form build up a child's mathematical and visual concepts. A restless drive to create, to see what happens in making something, can provide the driving force in crafts. (Editor)

Second and third grades studied in an experimental group obtained higher grades than a similar control group on a problem-solving posttest. (Editor)

Provides a solution method for the problem of finding an optimal traffic network in its simplest form where there are no congestion costs. (Author)

This article has attempted to provide a description of decision-making training, to present examples of how others are using this training and to suggest considerations which are important when implementing decision-making training programs. (Author)

An analysis is made of overall probabilities of juries making the correct decisions when the juries vary in size from two to beyond five. (DT)

Implications for teachers from Piagetian-oriented piagetian-oriented research on problem solving reported in an article by Eleanor Duckworth are presented. Edward de Bono's Children Solve Problems,'' a collection of examples, is also discussed. (MS)