The attitudes and activities of physiologists;

Mode of access: Internet.

Surveys of consumer attitudes.

Description based on: May 1981; title from cover.

Urban-fringe problem in the Flint metropolitan area; a study of services and attitudes

Mode of access: Internet.

Student attitudes toward reserve officer training corps programs; a survey of freshmen at the University of Minnesota.

Mode of access: Internet.

Public attitudes toward American foreign policy; a nation-wide survey.

Cover title.

Attitudes of scientists and engineers about their government employment.

"Prepared ... for the Office of Naval Research, Navy Department."

Public reaction to the atomic bomb and world affairs; a nation-wide survey of attitudes and information.

Cover title.

Methods for changing consumer attitudes: a report of three experiments. Prepared for Quartermaster Food & Container Institute for the Armed Forces

At head of title: PRA report 61-2, Feb. 1961.

A Statewide survey regarding attitudes and awareness toward AIDS : for the Illinois Department of Public Health.

"December 5, 1989."

A study of Illinois farmers' attitudes and current farming practices /

"ILENR/RE-PA-90/01."

A Statewide survey regarding awareness and attitudes toward AIDS : for the Illinois Department of Public Health.

"September 15, 1988."

Survey of female veterans : a study of the needs, attitudes and experiences of women veterans, conducted for the Veterans Administration /

"Study no. 843002."

Measuring public attitudes toward natural resource issues : coyote control /

"July 1981"--P. [i].

A Nationwide survey of attitudes toward social security : a report /

Cover title.

A study of factors relating to favorable attitudes toward the salary plan and the effectiveness of the performance appraisal program; the second phase of an exploratory investigation of the feasibility of including the measurement of "motivation" in the study of human behavior in the work situation.

"A technical account of this study appears as part 2 of a report entitled 'Motive patterns of managers and specialists!'"