• A Comparison of Male and Female College Student Presidents on Self-Esteem, Sex-Role Identity, Achieving Styles and Career Aspirations by Gender Composition of Student Organization 

  Varwig, Jana Ellen (1989)

  The purpose of this study was to explore gender differences in the self- esteem, sex- role identity, achieving styles and career aspirations of 164 male and female college student leaders. Also explored were potential ...

• The Effects of Peer Collaboration on Community College Freshmen's Writing, Socialization, and Attitudes 

  Thompson, Shirley Mae Smith (1992)

  This was a study investigating the effects of peer collaboration on 15 community college freshmen's narrative writing, on their socialization, and on their attitudes toward writing during a semester freshman composition course. ...

• EFFECT OF INTRAFAMILIAL CHILD SEXUAL ABUSE CHARACTERISTICS ON THE SELF-IMAGE OF FEMALE VICTIMS, AGES 8-15 

  Thomas, Nainan (1990)

  This study was undertaken with two purposes: 1. to investigate the differences in self-image between girls who are victims of intrafamilial child sexual abuse and a control group of non-abused girls; 2. to examine the ...

• The Effect of Amniocentesis on Parental Anxiety and Self Concept 

  Thomas, Maureen Mulroy (1981)

  The purpose of this study was to provide prospective information about the psychological consequences of amniocentesis for both the husband and wife. Amniocentesis is a procedure in which a sample of amniotic fluid is ...

• Oral Communication Apprehension and Its Relationship to Language Achievement and Attitudes Toward the Language Arts 

  Thom, Ruth V. (1982)

  This study examined the occurrence of oral communication apprehension (OCA) among 547 sixth grade students in two Maryland schools. The focus was on the relationship between OCA and language achievement, as well as ...

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