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Boston lawyer William P. Homans Jr. devoted his fifty-year career to the defense of the poor and downtrodden, the protection of our most basic civil liberties, and the abolition of the death penalty. Descendant of two of Boston's oldest and most prominent families, and combat veteran of both the British and American Navies during World War II, Homans became unlikely guru to the 1960s generation of radical lawyers and antiwar activists. He was on the defense team in the 1968 conspiracy trial of Dr. Benjamin Spock and four other leading opponents of the Vietnam War accused of aiding and abetting resistance to the military draft, and represented Dr. Kenneth Edelin in the 1975 manslaughter prosecution arising out of a lawful abortion performed after Roe v. Wade. The narrative contrasts Bill Homans' storied legal career with a troubled personal life in a balanced but unvarnished manner, testifying to the strength of the human spirit when committed to the pursuit of the common good. About the author: Mark S. Brodin is Professor of Law at Boston College Law School and the author of numerous books and law journal articles in the areas of civil and criminal procedure, evidence, litigation, and employment discrimination. A graduate of Columbia College (1969) and Columbia Law School (1972), he served as law clerk to United States District Judge Joseph L. Tauro and staff attorney with the Lawyers' Committee for Civil Rights in Boston. He has also practiced for brief periods as a public defender in Boston and a prosecutor in Norfolk County.
Un cuestionario de personalidad The Jr.-Sr. High School Personality Questionaire Raymond B. Cattell.
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Pretender adentrarnos en la prometedora realidad que ha supuesto en la psicología científica el método de análisis factorial. Pues, hasta ahora, el mundo psicológico español, está muy en contacto con las corrientes psicológicas comprensivas y clínica sin que tenga la conveniente abundancia de elementos psicométricos del método científico del análisis factorial. Por otro lado, la pretensión es contentarse con satisfacer una curiosidad científica por este autor y su obra, no muy conocidos en España. Seiscientos cuarenta y tres individuos estudiantes de Bachillerato; hombres y mujeres de una capital española. También, se aplicó a ciento ocho estudiantes universitarios post-graduados de diferentes carreras y edades. Test de Raymond B. Cattell, H.S.P.Q. (The Jr.-Sr. Hihg School Personality Questionaire). Cuestionario, cuadros, gráficas. Se constata a través de la elaboración de la estadística que apenas existen diferencias significativas entre la motivación francesa y la española.