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Theses/Dissertations from 1976
SEROTONIN LEVELS IN HYPERACTIVE CHILDREN., JANICE OLIVIA (BABCOCK) GOLDMAN
The relationship between paternal and maternal leadership in families with children exhibiting behaviour problems., James A. Green
DEPOLARIZATION OF DOUBLET-6P CESIUM ATOMS INDUCED IN COLLISIONS WITH NOBLE GASES., JOHN. GUIRY
Hydraulics of ice covered channels., Mohamed Reda Ibrahim. Haggag
Praise then darkness and creation unfinished : myth and archetype in modern fiction., Patricia A. Helmer
Distance and mobility patterns of recreation behaviour in Canada., Richard. Henchoz
The calculation of the loss ratio of pipe-type cable systems using the finite element numerical technique., Richard John Hohendorf
A SELF-OTHER ATTRIBUTIONAL MODEL OF FRIENDSHIP FORMATION., RHODERICK P. E. HOWITT
Two phase thermosiphon loops : part 1 (an experimental study of a 3/8 in. diameter 2ft-4ft loop)., Kyu Sung. Hwang
Canadian Jewry and their struggle for an exemption in the federal Lord's Day Act of 1906., Sheldon. Indig
Amusement, hostility and surprising judgements as functions of ethnic group identifications, anticonformity and ego-involvement., Naresh. Issar
Design of a partially conducting polymer insulator for outdoor H.V. operation., A.M-S. Katahoire
The prisoner of war camps in Canada 1939-1947., John Joseph. Kelly
Sand texture and depositional environments in Essex County, Ontario., V. Chris. Lakhan
THE ONTOGENY OF RESPONSIVENESS TO LOOMING FIGURES IN GALLUS GALLUS., JEAN PAUL E. LAROCHE
EFFECTS OF ORDER OF PRESENTATION OF CONSONANT AND DISSONANT PERSONALITY INTERPRETATIONS AND LEVEL OF DISCREPANCY ON CHANGES IN SELF-PERCEPTION., EUGENE ALBERT. LEBLANC
The acceptance of psychological feedback statements as self-descriptive : a look at true versus false and positively stated versus negatively stated communication., Antoon A. Leenaars
The power motive as a predictor of interpersonal bargaining., Raymond. Lefaive
Territorial Behaviour in Lavatories of Gay and Non-Gay Bars, Debra A.C. Lloyd
The rationale of search for silurian pinnacle reefs in southwestern Ontario., Barry M. Low
An investigation of Vygotsky's concept of the zone of proximal development., Lynn M. Lukow
EFFECT OF CALCITONIN ON EPIDERMAL CELLS AND COLLAGEN SYNTHESIS IN EXPERIMENTAL WOUNDS AS REVEALED BY ELECTRON MICROSCOPY, AUTORADIOGRAPHY AND SCANNING ELECTRON MICROSCOPY., AUREL PETER. LUPULESCU
GLIDING MOTILITY AND VEGETATIVE CELL ULTRASTRUCTURE IN THE MYXOBACTERIA., THOMAS HENRY. MACRAE
CHARACTERIZATION OF FUMARYLACETOACETATE FUMARYL HYDROLASE., DON J. MAHURAN