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Ns Agency Available from Edrs Price DOCUMENT RESUME ED 069 967 AC 014 016 AUT:i0R Grabowski, Stanley M., Ed, . Adult Education Dissertation Abstracts:1935-1952. !..STITUTION Syracuse Univ., N.Y. ERIC Clearinghouse onAdult. Education. S? NS AGENCY Office of Education (DHEW), Washington, D.C. ?in DATE 2 Jan 73 NUT 448p, AVAILABLE FROM Adult Education Association of the USA, 810 Eighteenth Street, N.W., Washington, D. C. 20006 EDRS PRICE MF-$0.65 HC-$16.45 DESCRIPTORS *Abstracts; *Adult Education; Annotated Bibliographies; Bibliographic Citg.tions; *Bibliographies; Consumer Education; Costs; Doctdral. Theses; Educational Facilities; Educational Legislation; Educational Philosophy; Educational Policy; Educational Research; Family Life Education; Health Education; Indexes (Locaters); Institutions; Management Education; Masters Theses; Parent Education; Personnel; Professional Continuing Education; Program .Content; Program Planning; Special Education; Teaching Methods; Technical Education; Training; Vocational Education ABSTRACT This bibliography contains citations for dissertations pertaining to the education or training of adults. The dissertations include those completed under the gUidance of professors in member institutions of the Commission of Professors of Adult Education, those under the guidance of professors from other institutions not associated with the Commission of Professors, and those. under the guidance of professors from other departments and institutions dealing .with adult education. Studies are classified by broad subject headings used in the ERIC Clearinghouse on Adult Education. Subject, author and institutional indexes are provided. (AUthor) U.S. DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH. EDUCATION & WELFARE OFFICE OF EDUCATION THIS DOCUMENT HAS BEEN REPRO OUCED EXACTLY AS RECEIVED FROM THE PERSON OR. ORGANIZATION ORIG INATING IT POINTS OF VIEW OR OPIN IONS STATED DO NOT NECESSARILY REPRESENT OFFICIAL OFFICE OF EDU CATION POSITION OR POLICY ADULT EDUCATION DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS: 1935-1962 Stanley M. Grabowski Editor Prepared by the ; ERIC Clearinghouse on Adult Education 1b7 Roney Lane, Syracuse,N.Y. 13210 FILMED FROM BEST AVAILABLE COPY Adult Education Association of theUSA 810 Eighteenth Street, N.W. Washington, D.C. 20006 ABSTRACT This bibliography contains citations fordissertations pertaining to the education or training ofadults. The dissertations include those completed under theguidance of professors in member institutions of theCommission of Professors of Adult Education, thoseunder the guidance of professors from other institutionsnot associated with the Commission of Professors, and thoseunder the guidance of professors from other departments andinstitutions dealing with adult education. Studies are classified by broad subject headings used in the ERICClearinghouse on Adult Education. Subject, author and institutional indexes are provided. TABLE OF CONTENTS SUBJECT INDEX INTRODUCTION 1 ABSTRACTS 3 AUTHOR INDEX 414 INSTITUTIONAL INDEX 439 This publication was prepared pursuant to a contract with the Office of Education, U.S. Department of Health, Education, and Welfare. Contractors undertaking such projects under Government sponsorship are encouraged to express freely their judgment in professional and technical matters. Points of view or opinions do not, therefore, necessarily represent official Office of Education position or policy. SUBJECT INDEX SECTION SUBJECT ITEM NUMBER 0100 PHILOSOPHY, POLICIES, GENERAL OBJECTIVES 1 to 13 0150 LEGISLATION 14 to 16 0175 FINANCE COSTS 17 to 24 0200 ENROLLMENT, PARTICIPATION DATA 25 0250 STUDIES AND PLANNING -- Local Level 26 to 28 0300 STUDIES AND PLANNING -- State and Regional .29 to 36 0350 STUDIES AND PLANNING -- National Level 37 to 42 0400 STUDIES AND PLANNING -- International Level 43 0500 HISTORY 44 to 73 0550 BIOGRAPHY 74 to 77 0600 PROFESSIONAL ORGANIZATIONS 78 0900 ADULT EDUCATION AS A. FIELD OF STUDY 79 to 83 0950 ADULT EDUCATION RESEARCH 84 to 85 1100 ADULT LEARNING CHARACTERISTICS 86 to 99 1120Mental, Perceptual Abilities 100 to 130 1160 Psychological, Personality Factors 131 to 245 1200Age Difference 246 to 251 1250 Life Experience Work Experience 252 to 253 1260High School Equivalency Tests & Certificates 254 to 256 1300 Adult Education Particioation 257 to 266 1500 PROGRAM PLANNING AND ADMINISTRATION 267 to 292 1510Assessing Educational Needs 293 to 328 1600 Recruitment of Participants 329 to 330 1650Selection, Prediction of Success 331 to 347 1700Retention 348 to 352 1750Counseling, Guidance 353 to 400 1850Administration 401 to 438 2200 LEARNING ENVIRONMENTS 2210 Community Education and Development 439 to 468A 2230Rural Communities 469 to 482 2240Urban Environments 483 to 484 2300 Residential Education 485 to 488 -i- SUBJECT INDEX SECTION SUBJECT ITEM NUMBER 2600 INSTRUCTIONALMETHODS 489 to 497 2630 Teaching Styles and Techniques 498 to 500 2730 Lecture 501 to 502 2735 Coaching, Individual Instruction, Tutoring 503 2750 Circulars, direct Mail 504 2800Correspondence Study 505 to 509 2900 Discussion - groups 510 to 532 2920 Human Relations, Laboratory Training 533 to 545A 2950 Stimulation, Gaming 546 to 548 2960Case Studies 549 3000Conferences, Institutes, Workshops Clinics 550 to 556 3010 Inservice 557 to 567 3020 Short Courses 568 3100Mass Media 569 to 576A 3120Multi-Media Methods 577 3150 Audio-Visual 578 to 582 3170Audio 583 3190 Film 584 to 589 3200 Educational Television 590 to 605 3250 Educational Radio 606 to 610 3600 LEARNING FACILITIES 610 3800 PERSONNEL AND STAFFING 3820 Personnel Selection Policies and Practices 612 to 616 3900 Staff Training 617 to 618 4000 Teachers, Leaders, Change Agents 619 to 669A 4100 Administrators 670 to 695 4600 EDUCATION OF SPECIAL GROUPS 4625Young Adults 696 4635 Older Adults 697 to739A 4650 Sex Differences 740 to743 4655 Education of Women 744 to767 4690Veterans 768 to781 4760Poor 782 to'783 4800Negro 784 to792 4850 American Indians 793 4870Migrant Workers 794 to795 5000Mentally Disabled 796 to806 5025Physically Disabled 807 to822 5050Behavior Disorder--Drugs 823 5060Correctional Ed.--inmate 824 to836 5200 PROGRAM AREAS 5230 Adtlt Basic Education - General 837 to 845 SUBJECT INDEX SECTION SUBJECT ITEM NUMBER 5280Literacy Training --Abroad 846 to 851 5290 English as Second Language 852 to 854 5500 Community Services 855 to 857 5550 Community Development Programs - Foreign 858 to 861 5700 CONTINUING EDUCATION IN THE PROFESSIONS 5750 Engineering, Architecture 862 5850 Medicine and Health 863 to 865 5900 Education 866 to 867 5920 Adult Education 868 to 871 6000 Religion 872 to 873 6130Correctional Personnel - Also Volunteers 874 6135 Volunteers 875 to 878A 6150 TECHNICAL EDUCATION 879 to 880 6200 MANAGEMENT, SUPERVISION 881 to 898 6300Labor Education 899 to 905 6500 OCCUPATIONAL EDUCATION - IND. TRAINING 906 to 921 6600 Clerical, Sales 922 6700 Agriculture, Home Economics 923 to 976B 6735 Machine Trades 977 to 979 6750Benchwork 980 to 981 6860Business Education 982 to 984 6900 LIBERAL EDUCATION 985 to 1016 6950 HEALTH, MENTAL HEALTH 1017 to 1040 7000 HOME, MANAGEMENT, CONSUMER EDUCATION 1041 to 1060 7020 FAMILY, PARENT EDUCATION 1061 to 1151A 7050 ARTS, CRAFTS, RECREATION- CONSERVATION EDUCATION 1152 to 1159 7150 CROSS CULTURAL TRAINING 1160 to 1170 7500 INSTITUTIONAL SPONSORS 7510 Colleges, Universities 1171 to 1195 7600 Cooperative, Rural Extension 1196 to 1205 7700Junior Colleges, Community Colleges 1206 to 1212 7800Public Schools 1213 to 1235 7900Business and Industry 1236 to 1237 8000 Armed Forces 1238 to 1245 8050 Unions, Cooperatives 1246 to 1249 (IN SUBJECT INDEX SECTION SUBJECT ITEM NUMBERS 8100 Religious 1250 to 1315 8200 Libraries, Museums 1316 to 1325 8250 Proprietary Schools 1326 8300 State, Local Governments 1327 8400 State, Local Non-Governmental Organizations 1328 to 1329 8600National Non-Governmental Organizations 1330 to 1332 9000 INTERNATIONAL PERSPECTIVE 9020 INternational, Comparative Studies 1333 to 1338 9040 Developing Nations 9530Scandinavia 1339 9800 Asia 1340 INTRODUCTION In 1968, the ERIC Clearinghouse. on Adult Education undertook the task of compiling abstracts of dissertations pertinent to the education or train- ing of adults in the hope of producing one comprehensive source. The first compilation covering the five calendar years 1963-1967 was published in 1970; the second, covering the years 1968-1969, appeared in 1971; the present compilation covers the years 1935-1966. In these compilations, we have attempted to bring togettftw as many adult education dissertation abstracts as we could identify. We started with the composite lists of all persons who have received doctoral degrees (from the first one in 1935) under the guidance of professors in member institutions of the Commission of Professors of Adult Education -- a division of the Adult Education Association of the U.S.A. -- composed of universities which grant degrees or devote specified amounts of staff time to adult education teaching. Next, we included dissertations in adult education under the guidance of professors from other institutions not associated with the Commission of Professors. And, lastly, we included dissertations under the guidance of professors from other departments and institutions, but which dealt with adult education. Despite extensive efforts, we were unable to obtain copies of several dissertations; in fact, we could not even obtain abstracts of the dissertations from the authors themselves. In the present volume, we have also included a large number of citations without abstracts. These citations were supplied to us by James E. Thornton from
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