Commerce, Justice, science, and related agencies appropriations for 2012 : hearings before a subcommittee of the Committee on Appropriations, House of Representatives, One Hundred Twelfth Congress, first session /

Shipping list number: 2011-0317-P (pt. 2A), 2011-0318-P (pt. 2B), 2011-0285-P (pt. 3, 4), 2011--0325-P (pt. 5), 2011-0410-P (pt. 6), 2012-0013-P (pt. 7), 2011-0383-P (pt. 8), 2011-0295-P (pt. 9).

Standard tests as aids in school supervision, illustrated by a study of the Stoughton, Wisconsin, schools,

Mode of access: Internet.

Correspondence of sir Isaac Newton and professor Cotes, including letters of other eminent men /

En port.: "together with an Appendix, containing other unpublished letters and papers by Newton"

Implementation guide to Statement of federal financial accounting standards no. 7, Accounting for revenue and other financing sources /

"June 1996."

Agriculture, rural development, and related agencies appropriations for 1983 [microform] : hearing before a subcommittee of the Committee on Appropriations, House of Representatives, Ninety-seventh Congress, second session /

CIS Microfiche Accession Numbers: CIS 82 H181-27 (pt.1), CIS 82 H181-28 (pt.2), CIS 82 H181-37 (pt.3), CIS 82 H181-38 (pt.4), CIS 82 H181-39 (pt.5), CIS 82 H181-40 (pt.6), CIS 82 H181-41 (pt.7), CIS 83 H181-1 (pt.8)

The value of supervision in the rural schools of Oakland County ...

At head of title: Michigan Education Association.

Report of the survey of the schools of Chicago, Illinois.

v.1. The administration of the schools by the director of the survey; The business management of the schools, by F. Engelhardt; Financing the schools, by J. K. Norton; The educational personnel of the schools, by L. Dix; The social services of the public schools, by N. H. Hegel.--v.2. Fitting the school to the pupil, by P. R. Mort, W. W. Wright, and W. B. Featherstone; Secondary education in Chicago, by M. H. Stewart and D. H. Eikenberry; Higher education in the public school system, by E. S. Evenden and F. B. O'Rear.--v.3. The curricula of the schools, by J. H. Newton, H. B. Bruner, L. T. Hopkins, P. R. Hanna, and L. Dix; Teaching and supervision in the elementary schools, by J. R. McGaughy, E. H. Reeder, and J. Betzner; Health and physical education, by J. F. Williams, and F. W. Maroney; Vocational education, by L. A. Wilson.--v.4. Housing of the schools, by F. W. Hart, and N. L. Engelhardt; The operation of the school plant, by G. F. Womrath.--v.5. Summary of findings and recommendations, by G. D. Strayer.

Educational accomplishment as indicated by texts [!] and measurements,

At head of title: Pasadena city schools.

Educational achievement : explanations and implications of recent trends.

Item 1005-C

Tax administration : information on IRS' Criminal Investigation Division, fact sheet to the chairman of the Subcommittee on Oversight, Committee on Ways and Means, House of Representatives /

Cover title.

Tax administration : tax law compliance of churches and tax-exempt religious organizations /

"GAO/GGD-88-84."

Survey and inspection of non-provided schools ...

Report, dated 7th April 1905.--Appendices: A-B. Reports of the architect (education) on school buildings, and on the results of tests of drains. C. Return showing--1. Accommodation; 2. Roll and average attendance (September and October 1904); 3. Staff on 1st May 1904, fixed staff 1905-6, and final staff with costs; 4. Loss of accommodation; 5. Recommendations of sub-committees; 6. Small sketch plans of the schools. D. Return of staff on 1st May 1904, showing name, age, status, qualifications, salary, etc., with small sketch plans of the schools. E. Reports of the educational adviser and of the architect, on accommodation. F. Report of the comptroller.--Map and index.--Appendix to Report of Education committee. 26th July, 1905. Salaries of teachers in non-provided schools appointed prior to and since 1st May, 1904, at salaries and under conditions other than those provided for in the council's scale of salaries for teachers.

Objectives and procedures; report of the Michigan educational assessment program.

Mode of access: Internet.

"What do other people think?" - The role of prejudice and social norms in the expression of opinions against gay men

It is generally acknowledged that it is no longer socially acceptable to espouse prejudiced beliefs, yet prejudiced attitudes and discriminatory behaviours still occur. The present study sought to determine when and by whom prejudiced attitudes would be expressed. Specifically, an experiment was conducted to examine the impact of injunctive social norms emanating from a social group with which participants identified and participants' level of homophobia on the expression of opinions about gay men. Participants were presented with information indicating that the majority of group members agreed with a number of prejudiced injunctive statements (pro-prejudice norm), that the majority disagreed with the statements (anti-prejudice norm), or they were given no information about other group members' opinions (control). Participants then reported their own responses to the same injunctive statements. Participants' levels of homophobia were assessed either before or after they were given the normative information. The results indicated that activation of a pro-prejudice injunctive norm for those higher in homophobia resulted in more prejudiced opinions being expressed in comparison to those who received no normative information or those who had a nonprejudiced norm activated. Those lower in homophobia expressed less prejudiced opinions than those higher in homophobia and this did not differ as a function of social norm. The results demonstrate how prejudice can come to be expressed even in the presence of a broad societal norm that suggests that is it wrong to express such opinions.