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• TEMPORALLY DEFINED SCHEDULES OF STIMULUS CORRELATIONS.
• BODY BUILD STEREOTYPES AND SELF-IDENTIFICATION IN THREE AGE GROUPS OF MALES.
• A STUDY OF THE PUBLIC CAREER OF ETHAN ALLEN HITCHCOCK.
• EAVESDROPPING IN A FREE SOCIETY.
• A REAL-TIME ADVISORY SIGN CONTROL SYSTEM FOR URBAN HIGHWAYS.
• FREE RADICAL REACTIONS AND MASS SPECTRAL STUDIES OF 2-ARYL-1,3-DIOXOLANES, 2-ARYL-1,3-OXATHIOLANES, 2-ARYL-1,3-DITHIOLANES, AND 2-ARYL-N,N'-DIMETHYL-1,3-IMIDAZOLIDINES.
• HENRY WINTER DAVIS: A BIOGRAPHY.
• SYNTHESIS AND AROMATIC CHARACTER OF 3-HYDROXY-3-CYCLOHEXENOBOREPIN AND 3-HYDROXY-3-BENZOBOREPIN.
• THE ENGLISH PRESS ON THE ECCLESIASTICAL CHANGES IN THE FRENCH REVOLUTION.
• THE EFFECTS OF SOCIAL EXPERIENCE ON THE MATING BEHAVIOR OF THE HOUSE CRICKET, ACHETA DOMESTICUS.
• ALIENATION FROM BUREAUCRATIC WORK: CLASSICAL THEORY AND EMPIRICAL RESEARCH.
• THE INFLUENCE OF SENTENCE LENGTH AND SENTENCE STRUCTURE ON ELICITED IMITATION IN PRE-SCHOOL CHILDREN.
• THE THERMAL NEUTRON CAPTURE CROSS SECTIONS OF SOME REACTOR-PRODUCED RADIONUCLIDES.
• AGGRESSIVE BEHAVIOR OF THE MONGOLIAN GERBIL, MARIONES UNGUICULATUS, IN RELATION TO PHYSIOLOGY AND POPULATION DYNAMICS.
• THE ADAPTATION TO COLLEGE OF HIGH RISK AND STANDARD RISK STUDENTS AS A FUNCTION OF SOCIAL COMPARISON OPPORTUNITIES.
• ON THE STRUCTURE OF FIBRATIONS.
• PROTEIN SYNTHESIS IN MICRASTERIAS THOMASIANA.
• BLOCKING OF RECALL AS A FUNCTION OF THE INTENTION TO REMEMBER AND PERSONALITY FACTORS.
• SOCIAL AND ECONOMIC ASPECTS OF THE EARLY HISTORY OF VEZELAY (NINTH TO TWELFTH CENTURIES).
• SOUND AND SYMBOL: THE INITIAL TEACHING ALPHABET APPROACH TO CHILDHOOD SPEECH AND LANGUAGE PROBLEMS.
• CONJUGACY PROBLEMS FOR R('K) ACTIONS.
• THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN FACIAL PROTRUSION AND ROOT LENGTH IN THE DENTITION OF BABOONS.
• ANAGRAM SOLUTION TIME AND STIMULUS PERSEVERATION AS FUNCTIONS OF MEANING AND FAMILIARITY.
• THE EFFECT OF TIME-ALTERED SPEECH STIMULI ON THE PERFORMANCE OF RIGHT HEMIPLEGIC ADULT APHASICS.
• INFRARED AND NUCLEAR MAGNETIC RESONANCE STUDIES OF PARASUBSTITUTED PHENYLTIN CHLORIDES.