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1. The Effect of Children's Spontaneous Stimulus Preferences on Discrimination Learning. Technical Report No. 292.

Author

Wisconsin Univ., Madison. Research and Development Center for Cognitive Learning., Ingison, Lind J., and Levin, Joel R.

Abstract

Two experiments investigated the role of children's spontaneous conceptual "biases" in pictorial discrimination learning. The results suggested that such biases may serve either to facilitate or to interfere with discrimination learning. Moreover, in each experiment, age by treatment interactions revealed that in comparison to the behavior of older children (sixth graders), that of younger children (kindergartners) is governed more by the perceptible than by the functional attributes of stimuli. These data are in complete accord with Bruner's view of cognitive development. (Author)

Published
1974

5. Price list of the Turlock Nursery, 1915 : new stock will be added from time to time /

Author

Turlock Nursery, Lind, J. A., Henry G. Gilbert Nursery and Seed Trade Catalog Collection, U.S. Department of Agriculture, National Agricultural Library, Turlock Nursery, Lind, J. A., and Henry G. Gilbert Nursery and Seed Trade Catalog Collection

Subjects
California, Catalogs, Fruit trees, Modesto, Nursery stock, Plants, Ornamental, Seedlings, Shrubs, Trees
Published
1915

6. Egham Civic Buildings

Author

Egham Urban District Council, Surrey County Council, Ronald Lyon Construction Company, Limited, Hall, Dennis Clarke, Bampton, Ian, Lind, J. R., Toseland, J., Kirby, B., Haynal-Konyi, E., and Newton, Leslie J.

Published
1965

7. Letters to the Editor

Author

Bruner, Joseph A., Chase, Martin, Christman, Arthur C., Lind, J. R., Deemer, Walter L., Hazelwood, R. N., and Weiss, Herb

Published
1967

16. EXPIRATORY GRUNTING IN THE LATE CLAMPED NORMAL NEONATE.

Author

Yao, A.C., Lind, J., and Vuorenkoski, V.

Subjects
*INFANTS, *RESPIRATORY organs, *UMBILICAL cord
Abstract

Clinical observation on 57 normal term neonates was carried out in regard to respiratory frequency, pattern, and occurrence of expiratory, grunting from birth through the first hours of life. In addition to the above observation, 29 infants had simultaneous graphic recordings of their respiratory cycles as sensed by a nasal thermistor and sounds over the tracheal region by a contact microphone. Fourteen infants had their breath and grunting sounds, when present, tape recorded from the moment of birth. Expiratory grunting was observed 13 of 33 infants whose umbilical cords were clamped late (3 to 5 minutes after birth); while no one demonstrated this sign among the 24 early clamped infants (cords clamped within 5 to 10 seconds of birth). Grunting, when present, started within the first half hour of life with peak frequency at 30 to 60 minutes and, in most, disappeared gradually by the end of the second to the fourth hour. It is suggested that in the presence of an overdistended circulatory system in the late clamped infants, expiratory grunting serves as a compensatory mechanism in some to better achieve respiratory adaptation at birth when conditions are less than optimal. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
1971
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