• The Effect of Self-Esteem and Racial Identity Attitudes on Academic Performance Among African-American Male College Students 

  Banks, H. David (1992)

  United states Department of Education enrollment and graduation data illustrate the status of African-American male college students. Between 1982 and 1984 there was a 5% decline in the enrollment of African-American male ...

• The Influence of the Presence of Intellectually Handicapped Siblings on the Development of Empathy in Children 

  Feinberg, Edward Alan (1982)

  The major purpose of this study was to determine if a relationship exists between the development of empathy and the presence of a handicapped sibling among children. The siblings of the handicapped children were between ...

• Antecedents of infant-sibling interaction in the strange situation 

  Canosa, Robert (1987)

  The purpose of this study was to examine infant-­sibling behavior in a modified version of the strange situation. Thirty-five mother-older sibling-infant triads were recruited for participation in this study. The sibling ...

• The Relationships Between Racial Discrimination, Gender Discrimination, Childhood Socialization Messages, and the Self-Esteems of Professional Black Women 

  Brown, Jacqueline Finney (1991)

  This study investigated the relationships between perceived racial discrimination, perceived gender discrimination, childhood socialization messages and the global and situational self-esteems of Professional Black women. ...

• The Influence of Student and Teacher Field Independence/Dependence Cognitive Style on Student Achievement in High School Chemistry 

  Custer, Thomas Alan (1994)

  The study examined the relationship between field dependence/independence of students and teachers on student achievement in high school chemistry as measured by the American Chemical Society's Test. The hypothesis was ...

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