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Theses/Dissertations from 1980
A THEORY OF CROWDING BASED ON THE INTERACTION OF LOSS OF CONTROL AND THE ATTRIBUTION OF NEUTRAL INTENT., THOMAS W. MANAGHAN
Aryl hydrocarbon hydroxylase (AHH) activity in mouse, rat, and human mammary tumors., Michelle Elizabeth. Mason
An analytical investigation of developing flows through concentric annuli and pipes., Seeraj Mattai
A descriptive study of a management information system training session and reporting behavior., Constance Anne. McCaig
A biomechanical analysis of developmental patterns in childrens running., Michael Duncan McDonald
Situational leadership theory a field test of football coaching in the southwestern Ontario secondary schools association., Paul Henry Cochrane. McMillan
Water jetting a comprehensive examination of this method of compaction for cohesive trench backfill., Raffaele. Meo
Battered women: Perceptions of their problems and their perception of community response., Donna Jean. Miller
A 1979 client follow-up study of the Family Service Bureau of Windsor., Helen. Moore
D-GLUCONATE TRANSPORT AND METABOLISM IN MEMBRANE VESICLES OF PSEUDOMONAS PUTIDA (ATCC 12633)., GODFREY CORNELIUS. MOSES
ATTITUDE CHANGE OF THE NONDISABLED TOWARD DISABILITY AS A FUNCTION OF EXPOSURE TO DISABLED INDIVIDUALS ENGAGING IN ATHLETIC COMPETITION., KATHLEEN NAVARRE
BOUNDARY VALUE PROBLEMS IN CONTINUUM MECHANICS., RICHARD ADAM. NIEFER
Dimensions of social sensitivity in two types of learning-disabled children., Edite Janine Ozols
Objects, pictures and words as recall clues in a memory experiment with mentally retarded students., Brian D. Pashley
Family participation in the residential treatment of emotionally disturbed boys at the Regional Children's Centre, Windsor, Ontario., Mary Theresa. Poole
Identification of subtypes of learning disabled children a multivariate analysis of patterns of personality functioning., James E. Porter
A discriminant function for predicting participant retention in fitness programs., Jane Elizabeth Rabb
DEVELOPING REGION OF LAMINAR JETS., GARY W. RANKIN
The effects of hi-speed hockey on skill, fitness, and selected psychological variables., Gregory Kenneth Reeds
The effect of sorbed water on expansivity and durability of rock aggregates., Stephen J. Rigbey
Locational determinants of apartment rent in Windsor 1978-79., Randy James. Risk
Power and dependence in families members' perceptions., David. Robertson
The validity of astrology with regard to extroversion and femininity., Michael. Rockowitz
EFFECTS OF TRAINING, HEAD MOVEMENT, ELEVATION, AND AZIMUTH ON SOUND LOCALIZATION IN MONAURAL AND BINAURAL HUMANS., PAUL JOHN. RUSSELL
A NEW APPROACH TO THE JWKB TREATMENT., NASR YOUSSEF. SAAD