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1 Data Processing, Computer Science DATA PROCESSING, COMPUTER SCIENCE (004) Sawhney, B.K. 004.16 S271D Devolopment of microprocessor based dedicated multiterminal component test equipment, 1996. 173p. Dept. Electronics Tech. Supvr. J.S.Sohal 1871 BIBLIOGRAPHIES, CATALOGS (016) Kirpal Singh 016.294553 N175KG Guru Nanak; A document bibliography. 5 vols, 1980. Dept. G.N.Studies Supvr. Pritam Singh 5578-87 LIBRARY AND INFORMATION SCIENCES (020) Mohinder Partap 020.37 M697I An investigation into the research methodology of S. R. Ranganathan and his style of writing, 1990. 243p. Dept. Lib.& Inf.Sc Supvr. K.Navalani 1221 Sukhdev Singh 025.435 S948R Rethinking genesis and development of colon classification and its influence on other classification schemes and vice- versa, 1999. 434p. Dept. Lib.& Inf.Sc Supvr. M.P. Satija 2025 Harinder Singh 026.091 H281S A study of manuscript depository: Guru Nanak Dev University, Amritsar, 1993. 235p. Dept. Lib.& Inf.Sc Supvr. Navjot Kaur 1538-40 Amrit Pal 026.7095455 A519C Information services in libraries of Agricultural Universities & research institutes in the states of Punjab, Haryana & H.P.; A study, 1995. 371p. Dept. Lib.& Inf.Sc Supvr. Navjot Kaur 1728, 1827 C.2 Arora, Madhuri 027.709545 A771M Mutilation, misplacement, theft and loss of library reading material in the college of Punjab and chandigarh, 1996. 248p. Dept. Lib.& Inf.Sc Supvr. Sewa Singh 1939, 1940 c.2 1 Dabas, Krishan Chander 027.709545 D111A Application of total quality management to the University Libraries in Punjab, Haryana and Chandigarh, 2001. 332p. Dept. Lib. & Inf. Sc. Supvr. Sewa Singh 16065 Nirmaljeet Kaur 027.709545 N722C Collection development and evaluation in University Libraries in Punjab, Haryana and Himachal Pradesh : A study. Dept. Lib. & Inf. Sc. Supvr. Sewa Singh 1937, 1938 c.2 Jasmer Singh 027.754552 J39C College libraries in Punjab: A statistical analysis of the problems, 1990. 343p. Dept. Lib.& Inf.Sc Supvr.Sewa Singh 1222,1239 Amrik Singh 027.8545 A519C Children literature in school libraries in Punjab in the context of New Educational Policy:An evaluation, 1995. 288p. Dept. Lib.& Inf.Sc Supvr. Navjot Kaur 1727 DOCUMENTARY MEDIA, EDUCATIONAL MEDIA, NEWS MEDIA; JOURNALISM, PUBLISHING (070) Prem Singh 079.545 P830P Punjabi patarkari galap: galap di navi up-vidha vajon, 1997. 215p. Dept. Punjabi Supvr. Gurbakhsh Singh 'Frank' 1930 Walia, Harjinder Pal Singh 079.545 W871P Patarkari ate punjabi sahitak patarkari, 2000. 442p. Dept. Punjabi Supvr. S.P. Singh 15024, 15025 c.2 PHILOSOPHY (100) Minhas, Jagdish Singh 111.85 M69H Hindi mein saundryabodhshastriya adhyan ka vikas aur uplabdhian, [1901-1980] Amritsar, 1984. Dept. Hindi Supvr. Ramesh Kuntal Megh 821,822,826 2 PSYCHOLOGY (150) Davinder Singh 150 D258S A study of rorschach measure of hostility in relation to personality, motives, behaviour problems and copying styles, 1998. 147p. Dept. Psychology Supvr. Satvir Singh 2032, 2039 c.2 Swani, Prarthna 150.195 S972S A study of projective & chronometric correlates of fluid and crystalized intelligence, 1995. 166app. Dept. Psychology Supvr. Navdeep Singh Tung 1757, 1811 Khumar, Satnam Singh 152.188 K45A Age, sex and personality in kinesthetic figural after-effect and its modification under drug influence, 1980. 91p. Dept. Psychology Supvr. B.S.Gupta 877,5920-22 Malhotra, Raghuvansh Ratan 152.5 M249 An experimental study of personality and drive as determinants of effect of noise on performance, 1974. 120p. Dept. Psychology Supvr. Jatinder Mohan 367 Satinder Pal Kaur 152.52 S253S A study of socio-economic level, sex and motivation as performance among middle and higher secondary students, 1992. 197p. Dept. Edu Supvr. Ashok Kumar 1398-1400 Tejinder Pal Kaur 152.58 T261S A study of relationship of some ecological and demographic variables with measured creativity, 1990. 254p. Dept. Psychology Supvr. G.S.Dhaliwal 1307-08 Upmanyu, Vishaw Vijay 152.8 U68E Emotional indicaters in word association and their relationship to psychometric measure of anxiety, neuroticism and psychoticism, 1980. 156p. Dept. Psychology Supvr. P.S.Hundal 5254,5268,5602-03 3 Amrita Kumar 153.1 A518S A study of memory processes in adulthood, 1993. 242p. Dept. Psychology Supvr. Rita Aggarwal 1716,1717, 1828 Ashok Kumar 153.1 A827E An experimental study of personality and drive as determinants of psychomotor performance and reminiscence of boys and girls, 1976. 102p. Dept. Psychology Supvr. Jatinder Mohan 5255,5609 Badyal, Sital Kaur 153.35 B132C Creativity in relation to discrepancy between crystallized intelligence and fluid intelligence, 1988. 209p. Dept. Psychology Supvr. A.S.Dhaliwal 1164 Goel, Parveen 153.35 G595C Correlates of novelty and meaning types of creativity; An interactionist perspective, 1997. 195p. Dept. Psychology Supvr. Navdeep Singh Tung 1945 Manjeet Kaur 153.35 M278S Study of personality and cognitive correlates of novelty and meaning types of creativity, 2002. 187p. Dept. Psychology Supvr. Navdeep Singh Tung 16019, 16020-21 c.2- c.3 Harjit Kaur 153.4 H254A Arousal of achievement image as a function of knowledge of results; reward and punishment, 1984. 343p. Dept. Psychology Supvr. Rita, Agrawal & P.S.Hundal 875 Sushma Kumari 153.53 S964S A study of the analysis of creativity measures, 1979. 207p. Dept. Psychology Supvr. B.S.Gupta 5608 4 Dhillon, Promila. 153.7 D533S A study of self and person perceptions of failure threatened and achievement-oriented high school students, 1986. 257p. Dept. Psychology Supvr. A.S.Dhaliwal 781,946,980 Harish Kumar 153.9 H281D Decentricity and social intelligence: A cause and effect study, 1996. 109p. Dept. Psychology Supvr. Navdeep Singh Tung 2040, 2041 c.2, 2028 c.3 Nagpal, Mohanjeet 153.9 N152S Study of biological concomitants of fluid and crystallised intelligence, 1981. 179p. Dept. Psychology Supvr. P.S.Hundal 5923,24 Thukral, Parveen 153.93 T532I Investigation into relationship of extra and intropuritive tendencies needs with actualisation non actualisation of general mental ability, 1985. 433p. Dept. Psychology Supvr. A.S.Dhaliwal 948 Chhabra, Harpreet kanwal 153.932 C429R Resource allocation as a funtion of task and person variables, 1992. 237p. Dept. Psychology Supvr. Rita Agarwal 1377,78 DIFFERENTIAL AND DEVELOPMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY (155) Sandhu, Surinder 155.2 S217S A study of motive to avoid success in relation to personality,work attitude psychomatic symptoms, 1993. 151p. Dept. Psychology Supvr. Satvir Singh 1601,1602,1603 Sood, Mamta 155.2 S711C Cause and effect relationship between personality and intelligence; A critique of cross lagged panel correlation analysis, 1997. 145p. Dept. Psy Supvr. Navdeep Singh Tung 1946 5 Sood, Sangeeta 155.234 S679S A study of personal and social components of need affiliation in relation to personality motives values and life styles, 1992. 198p. Dept. Psychology Supvr. Satvir Singh 1502,1503,1504 Rajinder Kaur 155.25 R149S A study of managerial success in relation to personality characteristics,motives,work values and management styles, 1988. 140p. Dept. Psychology Supvr. Satvir Singh 1160,65,66 Gursharan Kaur 155.282 G678I Identification/diagnosis and treatment of under achievement, 1986. 255p. Dept. Psychology Supvr. A.S.Dhaliwal 942,1025 Powar, Ranjit 155.32 P887S A study of personality correlates of psychological androgyny among males and females, 1987. 107p. Dept. Psychology Supvr. Rita Agarwal 1030,31 Verma, Raghunath Singh 155.4 V522P Parents personality and it's relation to behaviour disorders of childhood, 1976. 169p. Dept. Psychology Supvr. Jatinder Mohan 5277,78,5604,05 Mahajan, Bindu 155.4042 M214V Validation of Sanders Model of stren and human performance using a feature extraction and signal detection task, 1995. 253p. Dept. Psychology Supvr. Rita Aggarwal 1865-1866 Sandhu, Kiran 155.423 S648I Investigation into the effects of the culture of poverty on development of children's intellectual, 1992. 255p. Dept. Psychology Supvr. A.S.Dhaliwal 1597,1598 Brar, Sarban Singh 155.424 B822d Development of creativity in relation to intelligence among the school children of 13 to 18 yrs age, 1987. 377p. Dept. Psychology Supvr. A.S.Dhaliwal 1026,27 6 Dutta, Madhu 155.45 D959C A comparative study of attention deficit disordered and normal children in relation to child rearing practices development characteristics and information processing, 1991. 213p. Dept. Psychology Supvr. Rita Agarwal 1387, 1466 Goenka, Renu 155.45 G595C A comparative study of personality of intrafamilial relations of deliquents of non-deliquents belonging to different socio- economic groups, 1993. 115p. Dept. Psychology Supvr. Navdeep Singh Tung 1670, 1784 Tung, Navdeep Singh 155.646 T926S A study of parental personality socialisation practices and broad family atributes as antecedent- variables in novelty and meaning types of creativity, 1986. 240p. Dept. Psychology Supvr. Lakhwinder Singh 976,1032 Vanvaria, Kiran 155.7 V284M Maternal child rearing attitude and their relationship to psychometric measures of personality motives and values of children, 1982. 159p. Dept. Psychology Supvr. Satvir Singh 5917-19 Sethi, Manmohini 155.9 S495S A study of changes in certain socially acquired taboos, superstitions and beliefs of irrational nature, 1987. 349p. Dept. Psychology Supvr. A.S.Dhaliwal 1028,29 Satvir Singh 155.909545 S254E A comparative study of the personality characteristics and motives of the fast and slow progressing farmers of Haryana, 1974. 118p. Dept. Psychology Supvr. P.S.Hundal 363 Sidhu, Jatinder Singh 155.92 S568I An investigation into relationships of certain socio- psychological variables with
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