Abs News Roundup: People,Organizations,and Projects

E.H. Spicer (U. of Arizona), Innovation and Types of Cultural Change, $540.

J. Haley (Palo Alto Med. Research Foundation), A Method for Studying Normal and Abnormal Families, $4.2M.

E.E. Maccoby (Stanford U.), Development of Selective Listening in Children, $4.2M.

J.F. Clark (U. of Illinois), Social Interaction in the Social Control Network, $4.2M.

J.C. Baxter (U. of Kentucky), Parents' Social Learning History and Family Dynamics, $3.3M.

E.L. Kleiber (Worchester Area Mental Health Assoc., Mass.), Cognitive Style and Biological Correlates, $4M.

R.S. Sigel (Wayne State U.), Childrens' Reactions to a National Tragedy, $4.2M.

N.E. Spear (Rutgers State U.), Contiguity and Mediation in Verbal Learning, $4.1M.

P.J. Hoffman (Oregon Research Institute, Eugene), Medical and Psychological Diagnosis by Computer, $3.1M.

E.M. Segal (Arlington State College, Texas), Experimental Analysis of Verbal Context, $4.2M.

G.M. Foster (U. of Calif., Berkeley), Interpersonal Relations in a Rural Social Structure, $6.4M.

* McGraw-Hill Publ. Co., New York, 1964, $5.

E. Hammel (U. of Calif., Berkeley), Industrialization and Social Change, $12.2M.

J.L. McGangh (U. of Calif., Irvine), The Effect of Selected Drugs on Learning, $14.3M.

T.R. Trabasso (UCLA), Extensions and Tests of a Model for Concept Learning, $10.3M.

H.S. Becker (Stanford U.), Educational Experiences of Non-College Youth, $30.3M.

A.H. Brayfield (Amer. Psychological Assoc., Washington ), International Congress of Applied Psychology , $14.1M.

R.E. Ulrich (Ill. Wesleyan U.), Analysis of Conditioned and Un-conditioned Fighting, $13.7M.

J.L. Zinnes (Indiana U. Foundation, Bloomington), Discrimination, Matching, and Simple Generalization, $11.2M.

L.R. Good (Menninger Foundation, Topeka), Behavior and Architecture, $17.9M.

D. Shapiro (Harvard Med. School), Social-Physiological Factors in Group Interaction, $31.7M.

V.A. Stehman (Mich. State Depart. of Mental Health, Lansing); Operations Research Applications in Mental Health, $63.4M.

M.D. Dunnette (U. of Minn., Minneapolis), Measurement of Emphatic Skills, $31.1M.

B.J. Colby (Museum of New Mexico, Sante Fe), Computer Analysis of Oral Communication, $20.6M.

C. Wagley (Columbia U.), Social Structures During a Period of Cultural Change, $6.4M.

E.T. Carlson (Cornell U.), The Definition of Mental Illness , $6.1M.

M.Y. Quereshi (U. of North Dakota), Procedures for Determining Optimum Limits of Testing, $10.7M.

G.H. Zuk (Eastern Penna. Psychiatric Institute, Philadelphia), Conference: Family Process and Psychopathology, $5M.

G.W. Fryer (U. of Tennessee), Improving Decision-Making of Young Low-Income Couples, $76M.

H.W. Ludvigson (Carnegie Institute of Technology), Frustration In Basic Learning and Performance, $14.8M.

P.G. Zimbardo (NYU), Delayed Feedback and Conformity of Behavior , $41.9M.

H. Moltz ( Brooklyn College), Experimental Determinants of Maternal Behavior, $5M.

W.V. D'Antonio (Sociology, U. of Notre Dame), Comparative study of the role of voluntary associations and political parties in party organization and local elections.

James Eayrs (Political Economy, U. of Toronto), Research in Canada on the making of Canadian national security policy , 1945-65.

R.A. Gordon (Social Relations, Johns Hopkins U.), Research on Family and peer relations of gang delinquents.

C.H. Hubbell (Sociology, State U. of Iowa), A matrix-algebra analysis of the adaptations of group structure to internal stress.

R.W. Resek (Economics, U. of Illinois), Research on the socio-economic factors affecting banking.

D.J. Saposs (International Labor, American U.), Research on the history of labor ideologies.

R.H. Dawson (Political Science, U. of North Carolina ), Research in Europe on decision-making in weapons selection at the international level, with special reference to operations research groups in NATO (joint with G. E. Nicholson, Jr

E. Stein (Law, U. of Michigan), Research in Europe on assimulation of national laws as a function of European integration.