Results of a Research Sample 
.... For the sample of 524 males subjects, standard DIT scores were not found to be associated to a statistically significant extend with
subject age (t = .679, p ....
(2794
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Young Children & Working Memory Tasks
.... If the second hypothesis is not supported by the research findings, the inference will be that factors other than
subject age are associated with the ability ....
(2722
11
)
VIOLENT BEHAVIOR RISK: A PREDICTIVE ANALYSIS Intro
.... These four independent variables were as follows: 1.
SUBJECT AGE (Hypothesis 1).
Subject age was entered directly in chronological terms. ....
(2808
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Results of a Research Study
.... and RoleOrientation ANOVA results established statistically significant (at p<.05) relationships between role orientation and
subject age, marital status ....
(6864
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Memory Ability & Age
.... The student recorded the
subject's name,
age, gender, highest grade completed, and the number of hours spent reading each week. ....
(1382
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Union Soldiers in the American Civil War
.... Analyzing the Data in Relation to
Subject Age The mean
age of all officers and men included in the data sets was 25.94 years. This ....
(1042
4
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Age Discrimination in Education
.... presented regarded an elderly teacher seeking employment at a college, a recipient of federal financial assistance,
subject to the
Age Discrimination Act and ....
(2299
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Age Discrimination Applied to Faculty
.... presented regarded an elderly teacher seeking employment at a college, a recipient of federal financial assistance,
subject to the
Age Discrimination Act and ....
(2299
9
)
The Revolutionary Age
.... as a way to intermix the revolutionary spirit of the
age with important political commentary.3 Two very clear examples of such a mix are the
subject of this ....
(2483
10
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HIV Prevention for Substance Abusers
.... consisting of two levels (IV and Non-IV usage); (2) Testing Variable with three levels (Pretest, Posttest I, and Posttest II); (3)
Subject's Age variable with ....
(9673
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)
THE STANFORD-BINET INTELLIGENCE SCALE
.... and Completeness of Instructions of Scoring Instructions: In terms of scoring, the test procedure is designed to establish a basal
age (the
subject passes all ....
(1838
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Guide to Educating Children
.... His critique of the current method of specialization by
subject and
age argues that a key ingredient of "sequence" is lacking. And ....
(2976
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Philosophy of Early Childhood Education
.... Children of this
age are too young for rigidly separated
subject matter, and the skillful teacher of young children easily integrates the physical, emotional ....
(1972
8
)
Meta-Analysis of Children in Stepfamilies
.... outcomes. Coded
subject characteristics included:
Age of the Child and Socioeconomic Status of the Family. Methodological variables ....
(2815
11
)
Familial Drinking Patterns & Youth Addiction
.... alcoholism or alcohol abuse. No significant Family History by
Age of
Subject interactions were observed. However, it was found that ....
(665
3
)
Yeats: When You Are Old, Epitomizes the Perils of Love
.... and
age will whither the fatuous love of admirers, Yeats indicates that his is a true love - a love that originates in the knowing depths of his
subject's soul ....
(832
3
)
Dolce & Gabbana PR
.... These media will be used because consumers in the target
age group are familiar .... Then it will show the
subject after the makeover in Dolce & Gabanna fashions ....
(1887
8
)
Margaret Mead's Coming of age in Samoa
.... The chief
subject of their conversations was sex, and Mead's style was necessarily roundabout. .... Very little of what Mead would report in Coming of
Age in Samoa ....
(3933
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Intellectual growth from birth to old age
.... views shaped the way in which all subsequent investigators thought about the
subject. .... behavior a person uses to interact with others at different
age levels. ....
(1919
8
)
Stress in Context of Pediatric Deaths
.... in the first year of life to 45% in the toddler-to-school-
age years, to 80 .... a child has been observed in the clinical setting and has been the
subject of reports ....
(4869
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)
Hormonal Swings of Women
.... I would still rather have a male John F. Kennedy make the Cuban missile crisis decisions than a female of the same
age who could possibly be
subject to the ....
(1336
5
)
Privacy in the Computer Age
.... not yet fully addressed the issues involved in privacy and the computer
age, various court .... The data also does not seem to disable the
subject person, and it is ....
(6517
26
)
Sexual Behavior in the Human Female
.... that scientists would have even a preliminary picture of the
subject--the same .... in a wide variety of individuals from various classes, locations, and
age groups ....
(1480
6
)
Juvenile Deliquency and Criminal Justice Responses
.... behavior. This is a dichotomous variable and will be measured by whether a
subject committed any felony after the
age of 16. The ....
(3392
14
)
Case Study on an Adolescent
.... Because the
subject is 18 and therefore in the middle of this transition, this .... Adolescence is defined in a number of ways, often using
age-related benchmarks ....
(1805
7
)
Sexual Behavior in the Human Female
.... basis, because sexual behavior patterns may be affected by
age, education, occupation, class .... Efforts were made to insure reliability of
subject reports and data ....
(2448
10
)
Marketing for Long-Term Care
.... LTC as an activity is of course
subject to the market dynamics of hospitals and .... the market for insurance coverage is growing: Almost 50% of those
age 65 and ....
(1929
8
)
Effects of Grouping on Children's Progress
.... class and are group homogeneously only for one or two
subject areas. .... Finally mixed
age and mixed grade groupings can operate to foster academic achievement ....
(2428
10
)
Ethnography of Latino Children in American Culture
.... individual - the length of time spent in their native land before coming to America; the number of years spent in America; the
age at which the
subject came to ....
(1607
6
)
CRIMINAL YOUTH VIOLENCE
.... This practice occurs because young persons under the
age of 12 years old frequently are not
subject to adult prosecution, and thus can act with relative ....
(1894
8
)
