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Card from Jane M. Hanlon to Father Pelkington
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Card from Jane M. Hanlon to Father Pelkington regarding the production of Man of La Mancha
March 6, 1973https://digitalcommons.providence.edu/lamancha_commentary/1003/thumbnail.jp
Jane M. Oppenheimer to Viktor Hamburger, September 5, 1946
No full textResearch Grant ApplicationApplication for a grant from the American Philosophical Society for a research assistantCorrespondenc
Acting Collaboratively: A Workshop presented by Jane M. Bergeron to the Collaborating DownUnder Conference
Get PDF\u27Acting Collaboratively\u27, presented at the Collaborating DownUnder Conference. Collaborative Professionals (NSW) Inc (CPNSW) takes great pleasure in hosting the first collaborative practice conference in the southern hemisphere. The conference Collaborating DownUnder will be of interest and benefit to lawyers, accountants, financial advisors, mediators, family dispute resolution practitioners, members of counselling and mental heath professionals, as well as other professional advisors who aspire to building a high performance culture into collaborative interdisciplinary teams.
Through participation in physical games and Viola Spolin’s creative dramatics, Jane M. Bergeron\u27s workshop shows non-actors how to listen, communicate and respond spontaneously
The Stirling County Longitudinal Study, 1952-1992
No full textThe Stirling County Study is an ongoing longitudinal investigation of the epidemiology of psychiatric disorders among adults (18 years of age and older) in a general population. The site is a county located in Atlantic Canada for which the fictitious name of “Stirling County” is used to protect identity. The general purpose of the study is to investigate relationships between social environmental factors and epidemiologic rates of psychiatric disorders. The study was started in 1948 by Dr. Alexander H. Leighton (now deceased). Dr. Jane M. Murphy (now deceased) joined the study in 1951 and has directed it since 1975.
These data sets consist of information given in structured interviews by 3,410 subjects who were selected in representative samples of the county at three points in time
The Stirling County Longitudinal Study, 1952-1992
No full textThe Stirling County Study is an ongoing longitudinal investigation of the epidemiology of psychiatric disorders among adults (18 years of age and older) in a general population. The site is a county located in Atlantic Canada for which the fictitious name of “Stirling County” is used to protect identity. The general purpose of the study is to investigate relationships between social environmental factors and epidemiologic rates of psychiatric disorders. The study was started in 1948 by Dr. Alexander H. Leighton (now deceased). Dr. Jane M. Murphy (now deceased) joined the study in 1951 and has directed it since 1975.
These data sets consist of information given in structured interviews by 3,410 subjects who were selected in representative samples of the county at three points in time
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