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The article presents a study which explores the control of supervisory organization which serves as one of perplexing problem in the industry. The study has related the concept of job evaluation and personnel evaluation as the methodological attack in the management organization control problem. The study has defined and discussed several terms including job description, personnel description, and job evaluation. It mentions the general phases used in the study such as initial data gathering, initial analysis, and initial application and second data gathering. The article discusses several conclusions in the study, such as the presentation and application of a conceptual framework in the development of organization control to specific manufacturing operation.

The article discusses the impact of sedative and stimulative music on miscellaneous verbal interactions in a group situation in the U.S. It notes that a period of adaption to the novelty of the music can be allowed by the extension of time for gathering data. It mentions that the interactions must be measured by a more efficient means of classification.

This article examines the Guatemalan census enumeration for 1950 and 1964 and the vital registration from 1945 to 1969. The examination reveals an inconsistency in the ethnic reporting of Ladino and Maya between the two systems. The evidence indicates census misclassification of the Maya population. An adjustment procedure is presented to revise the Ladino and Mayan populations for the two census years. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The article focuses on the music therapy assessment as a basic requirement for determining objectives for patients and methodological procedures to be followed. It mentions the definitions of various terms such as "assessment" and "evaluation," and the rationales behind establishing the music therapy assessment procedure. It offers information on the categories of data to be collected including the Factual Information, Therapy Recommendations, and the Evaluation of Assessment Results.

In Denmark, 94 cases of trophoblastic disease were classified as choriocarcinoma (CHC) or 'probably CHC' during the period 1940-1969. All these cases were subjected to a reappraisal in the study presented here. Based on the criteria laid down by the Armed Forces Institute of Pathology, 50 of the cases were classified as CHC, 18 as invasive moles (IM), and 26 as other trophoblastic proliferations (OTP). Among the CHC patients, 30 died of generalized disease and one from postoperative complications. Eighteen patients (36%)-10 of them with metastases-recovered. Four of these patients have been observed for 2-5 years and 14 for more than 5 years. Finally, one patient has still active disease. Forty-four patients suffering from IM (18) or OTP (26) were cured of their disease, including 5 with metastases. Determination of chorionic gonadotrophs was performed in 88 of the 94 patients at the time of the original diagnosis. Based on the findings at the re-evaluation, the frequencies of IM and CHC were one case per 126 000 and 49 000 births, respectively. The ratio of IM to CHC was 1 to 2.6. As compared with Norway and Sweden, Denmark seems to have the lowest incidence of these diseases. During the years 1943-1963, CHC accounted for approx. 0.03% of all malignant neoplasms in Danish females. The study reported here forms the basis of subsequent immunologic investigations into the transplantation aspects of CHC and IM. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]