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Browsing Theses 1985 by Issue Date
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(2012-08-02)A German prisoner of war camp was established at Lake Wabaunsee, approximately five miles west of Eskridge, Kansas, during World War II. Early in the war POWs had been interned in Kansas at two large base camps near Salina ...
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(2012-08-02)The research on alcohol abusers has been extensive and has indicated that alcohol abusers do not possess Commons personality characteristics. Factors such as locus of control, self-descriptions and self-esteem have been ...
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(2012-08-02)Water samples were collected from three local lakes and analyzed to determine concentrations of phosphorus and chlorophyll. The data were examined to ascertain whether a direct relationship exists between these two quantities. ...
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(2012-08-02)Many researchers in the area of odor-mediated runway performance have suggested that frustration (as spoken of by Amsel, 1958, 1962) may be the mechanism whereby nonreward odors are produced. The present research was ...
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(2012-08-06)The variables affecting the human memory and free recall have been extensively studied using adult subjects. published studies comparing adults and children are very 1imited in number. The purpose of this thesis was to ...
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(2012-08-06)The purpose of this study was to determine the differences in performance of individuals, classified according to Heath-Carter anthropometric somatotype ratings, on the YMCA bicycle ergometer test, 1.5-mile endurance run ...
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(2012-08-06)Constructible numbers serve to connect the areas of algebra and geometry. In the Euclidean plane, the straight edge and compass can be used to create line segments with the length of any finite combination of arithmetic ...
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(2012-08-06)This thesis sets out to show that the basic metaphysical themes of Jorge Luis Borges in his mature prose writings lead to one basic conclusion: that the individual being does not indeed exist, that the individual is ...
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(2012-08-06)The flute. beginning with Its most primitive ancestors. has undergone continual change during its history. The methods of playing this instrument have also continued to change. Innovative treatments of standard practices. ...
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(2012-08-06)This paper proposes a subtype, Combat Trauma Syndrome, to the diagnostic category of Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) as included in the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual, Third Edition, 1980 (DSM III, 1980), by the ...
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(2012-08-06)Purpose: The purpose of this study was xo prepare an historical account of the men's and women's track/field and cross country teams at Emporia State University for the years 1900-1984 inclusive. A major portion of the ...
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(2012-08-06)This thesis will introduce the reader to some of the basic ideas and concepts involved in the study of fractal geometry and will apply those ideas to coastlines. finally, the paper will use these ideas to generate some of ...
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(2012-08-06)The present study assessed perceptions of different reprimand techniques of 42 child care workers employed by two juvenile detention centers in the State of Kansas. Ten male and 10 female high school graduate child care ...
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(2012-08-06)An exogenous protein, horseradish peroxidase (HRP) was used to trace efferent neurons of the heart and retina LO the turtle (Pseudemys scriota). Small doses of HRP were injected into the subepicardial tissue of the heart ...
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(2012-08-06)The phospholipid lysolecithin was tested in various concentrations, temperatures and environments for its effects on cell fusion, disintegration and mortality. Cholesterol and mineral oil were both assayed for their actions ...
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(2012-08-14)A study was undertaken to determine the growth of channel catfish, Ictalurus punctatus, in two farm ponds in the Flint Hills region of Kansas. One pond had an existing channel catfish population while the other did not. ...
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(2012-08-14)Purpose: The purpose of the study was to determine whether performance on the YMCA's Bench Press Test would be significantly altered by the inclusion of a factor which determined the workload in relation to each individual's ...
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(2012-08-14)Purpose: The purpose of this study was to determine what effect participation in an aerobic exercise program had on the self-concept of sedentary women. Methods of Research: Twenty female volunteers who had not engaged in ...
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(2012-08-14)Of all King Arthur's knights, none has captured the fancy of Medieval English poets as has Arthur's nephew, Gawain, though none has received less justice from poets in recent centuries. Numerous surveys of Gawain's career ...
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(2012-08-14)The present study was designed to investigate the relationship between eating disorders, locus of control orientation and death anxiety. The subjects consisted of three groups of females ranging in age from 15-25. These ...
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