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Thomas Andre |
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Dept. of Curriculum and
Instruction |
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Voice: 515-294-1754 |
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Fax: 515-294-=
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Resear=
ch Interests
and Description |
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The mind is never passive; it i=
s a
perpetual activity, delicate, receptive, responsive to
stimulus. You cannot postpone its life until after you have sharpened it.
Whatever interest attaches to your subject-matter must be evoked here and now; whatever powers you are
strengthening in the pupil, must be exercised here and now; whatever possibilities of men=
tal
life your teaching should impart, must be exhibited here and now. That is the golden rule of
education, and a very difficult one to follow (Whitehead,=
1929,
p. 6, emphasis added). Whiteh=
ead,
A.N. (1929), The Aims of Education and Other Essays, Free Press,
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span
style=3D'mso-bookmark:OLE_LINK5'>tandre@ia=
state.edu
B=
iographical
Data
E=
ducation
E=
xperience
(Post – Doctorate):
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Iowa
G=
raduate
Faculty Membership:
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H=
onors
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Elected
to membership in the Iowa Academy of Education, 2004.
Established in 199=
6 by
the First In the Nation in Education (FINE) Foundation, the Iowa Academy of
Education (IAE) is composed of outstanding
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=
=
L=
eadership
and Offices Held:
=
Association Council (1979-82),
Vice President (1992-93),
President-Elect (1993-94),
President (1994-95),
Past President (1995-96)
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=
E=
ditorial
Boards (Past & Current):
=
=
=
R=
eviewing
(past and current):
G=
rants:
<=
span
style=3D'mso-bookmark:OLE_LINK5'>Social Sc=
iences
and Humanities Research Council of Canada (grant)
<=
span
style=3D'mso-bookmark:OLE_LINK5'>Reviewer-=
-Proposals
AECT 99 conference
J=
ournals
=
=
J=
ournal
Publications:
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1. =
Andre, T., =
& Kulhavy, R. W.
(1971). Category clust=
ering
in the free recall of sentences. Psychological Reports, 29, 631-634=
.
2. =
Anderson, R=
. C., Kulhavy, R. W., & Andre, T. (1971). Feedback procedures in programmed
instruction. Journal of Educational Psychology, 62, 148-156.
3. =
Anderson, R=
. C., Kulhavy, R. W., & Andre, T. (1972). Conditions under which feedback
facilitates learning from programmed lessons. Journal
of Educational Psychology, 63, 186-188.
4. =
Andre, T. (1973). Retroactive inhibition of prose and
change in physical or organizational context. Psychological
Reports, 32, 781-782.
5. =
Andre, T. (1973). Clustering in the free recall of
sentences. Psychological Reports, 32, 971-974.
6. =
Andre, T.,
Anderson, R. C., &
7. =
Andre, T. (1975). The priority in recall of new items
effect: A strategy model. Journal
of General Psychology, 92, 187-204.
8. =
Andre, T. (1975). Retroactive inhibition of prose
materials as a function of test mode and delay interval. Catalog
of Selected Documents in Psychology, 5, 245, MS#952.
9. =
Andre, T. (1976). Forgetting of prose as a function =
of
verbatim and paraphrased test items.
Journal of General Psycholog=
y, 95,
5-19.
10. =
Andre, T., Anderson, R. C., &
11. =
Andre, T., & Sola, J. (1976). Imagery, verbatim and paraphrased
questions, and retention of meaningful sentences. Journal
of Educational Psychology, 68, 661-669.
12. =
Andre, T., & Womack, S. (1978). Verbatim and paraphrased adjunct
questions and learning from prose. <=
/span>Journal of Educational Psychology, 70<=
/i>,
796- 802.
13. =
Andre, T.
(1979). On productive
knowledge and levels of questions. <=
/span>Resources in Education. 14. =
Andre, T.
(1979). Does answering
higher level questions while reading facilitate productive learning. Review
of Educational Research, 49(2), 280-318. 15. =
Andre, T., Schumer, H., & Whitaker, P. (1979). Group discussion and individual
creativity. Journal of General Psychology, 100, 111-123. 16. =
Andre, T., & Strahan, R.
F. (1979). On predicting the age of achieveme=
nt in
psychology: A reply to Zusne. =
American Psychologist, 34, 562. 17. =
Andre, T., Mueller, C., Womack, S., Smid, K., & Tuttle, M. (1980). Adjunct application questions faci=
litate
later application, or do they? Journal of Educational Psychology, 72<=
/i>,
533-543. 18. =
Andre, T.
(1981). The role of
paraphrased adjunct questions in facilitating learning from prose. Contemporary
Educational Psychology, 6, 22-27. 19. =
Andre,
T. (1984). Questions and reading: A review of recent research. Questioning Exchange: A Multidisciplinary
Review, 1, 3-5. 20. =
Glynn, S. M., Andre, T., & Britton, B. K.
21. =
Andre, T. (1987). Questions and learning from
reading. Questioning Exchange, 1, 47-86.
22. =
23. =
Andre, T., & Thieman,
A. (1988). Level of adjunct question, type of
feedback and learning concepts by reading.=
Contemporary Educational
Psychology, 13, 296-307.
24. =
25. =
Phye, G., & Andre, T. (1989). Delayed retention effect: Attention, perseveration, or both?=
Contemporary
Educational Psychology, 14(2), 173-185.
26. =
Andre, T., Frevert, =
R. L.,
& Schuchmann, D. L. (1989). From whom have college students le=
arned
what about sex? Youth and Society, 20(3), 241- 268=
.
27. =
Andre. T.
(1990). Type of insert=
ed
questions and the study-posttest delay.&nb=
sp;
Journal of Experimental Educ=
ation,
58(2), 77-86.
28. =
Andre, T., & Hegland, S. (1990). Educational psychology and the ref=
orm of
teacher education. Educational Psychology Review, 2(3=
),
237-253.
29. =
Andre, T., & Bormann, L. (1991). Knowledge of AIDS and sexual
responsibility among high school students.=
Youth and Society, 22,
339-361.
30. =
31. =
Wang, T., & Andre, T. (1991). Conceptual change text versus
traditional text and application questions versus no questions in learning
about electricity. Contemporary Educational Psychology, 1=
6,
103-116.
32. =
Andre, T., Dietsch, =
C.,
& Cheng, Y. (1991). Sources of sex education as a func=
tion
of sex, coital activity, and type of information. Contemporary
Educational Psychology, 16, 215-240.
33. =
Andre, T., & Veldhuis=
span>,
G. H. (1991). Use of computers by physics and ph=
ysical
science teachers. The Journal of Computer-Based Instruction,=
18(4),
113-117.
34. =
Andre, T., & Ding, P. (1991). Student misconceptions, declarative
knowledge, stimulus conditions and problem solving in basic electricity.
35. =
Howard, C. K., O'Boyle, M. W., Eastman, V. J., A=
ndre,
T., & Motoyama, T. (1991). The relative effectiveness of symb=
ols
and words to convey photocopier functions.=
Applied Ergonomics, 22(4=
),
218-224.
36. =
Chambers, S., Alexander, J., Howard, C., Andre, =
T.,
O'Boyle, M., & Eastman, V.
(1992). Symbol and word
effectiveness for conveying photocopier functions in experienced photocopier
users. Perceptual and Motor Skills, 74, 1203-1215.
37. =
38. =
Carlsen
39. =
Hegland, S., & Andre, T. (1992). Helping learners construct
knowledge. Educational Psychology Review, 4, 223-240.
40. =
Andre, T., Chambers, D. K., Alexander, J. E., O'=
Boyle,
M. W., Howard, C. K., Motoyama, T., & Eastm=
an,
V. (1993). Experienced and inexperienced
photocopier users' perceptions of possible and useful functions. Perceptual
and Motor Skills, 76, 215-234.
41. =
Lamport
42. =
43. =
44. Andre, T. A., &
45. =
46. =
Chambers, S. K., & Andre, T. (1995). Are conceptual change approaches to
learning science effective for everyone:&n=
bsp;
Gender, prior subject matter interest, and learning about
electricity. Contemporary Educational Psychology, 20, 377-391.
47. =
Chambers, S. K., & Andre, T. (1997). Gender, prior knowledge, interest,=
and
experience in electricity and
conceptual change text manipulations in learning about direct current. Journal
of Research in Science Teaching. 34, 105-123.
48. =
Andre, T. (1997).
Fulfilling its promise, a content analysis of 20 years of research at
MWERA, Mid-Western Educational Researcher, 10, 37.
49. =
Windschitl, M., & Andre, T. (1998). Using computer simulation to enhan=
ce
conceptual change: The roles =
of
constructivist instruction and student epistemological beliefs. Journal
of Research in Science Teaching.
50. =
Andre, T. (1998) The impact of digital and elect=
ronic
technology in education: A multiply-caused glacier?, Journal of Computers in Teacher Education. 14, 17-20
51. =
Andre, T. and Hegland, S. (1998). Range restrict=
ion, outliers,
and the use of the Graduate Record Examination to predict graduate school
performance, American Psychologist<=
/i>, 53, 574-575.
52. =
Andre, T., Whigham, M., Hendrikson, A., &
Chambers, S., (1999). Competency Beliefs, Positive Affect, and Gender
Stereotypes of Elementary Students and Their Parents about Science Versus O=
ther
School Subjects, Journal of Researc=
h in
Science Teaching, 36, 719-748.
53. =
Akpan<=
/span>
54. =
55. =
Nonis<=
/span>
56. Akpan<=
/span>
57. Andre, T. Schmidt, D., Noni=
s,
A. & Hall, S. (2000),
58. =
Koeppen
59. =
Chumbley, S., Hargrave, C.P., Constant, K., Andr=
e, T.,
& Hand, B. (2002) Project=
ExCEL- Web based SEM for K-12 Education. Journal of
Engineering Education. April, p 203-210.
60. =
Yang, E., Andre, T., & Greenbowe, T., (2003),
Spatial ability and the impact of visualization/animation on learning
electrochemistry, International Journal of Science Education,
61. =
Jones, G. Andre, T., Superfine, R., & Taylor=
, R.,
(2003). Learning at the nanoscale: the impact o=
f sudents’ use of haptics on
concepts of viruses, scale, and microscopy. Journal of Research in Scien=
ce
Teaching. 40=
,
303-322.
62. =
Jones, G., Andre, T., Kubas=
ko,
D., Trettor, T., Bokinsky<=
/span>,
A., Negishi, A.,
63. =
Yang, E. Greenbowe, T. J., & Andre, T., (200=
4),
The effective use of an interactive software program to reduce studentsR=
17;
misconceptions about batteries. Jou=
rnal
of Chemical Education, 81, =
587-596.
64. =
Painter, J., Jones, M. G.,
Negishi
.B=
ooks/Professional
Chapters:
1. =
2. =
Andre, T. (1986). Problem-solving and education. In G. Phye & T. Andre (Eds.), =
Cognitive classroom learning, understa=
nding,
thinking, problem-solving (pp. 169-204).
3. =
Andre, T., =
&
Phye, G. (1986). Cognition, learning, and education=
. In G. Phye & T. Andre (Eds.), =
Cognitive classroom learning, understa=
nding,
thinking, problem-solving (pp. 1-20).&=
nbsp;
4. =
Phye, G. D.,
& Andre, T. (Eds.). (1986). Cognitive
classroom learning, understanding, thinking, problem-solving.
5. =
Andre, T. (1987). Processes in reading comprehension=
and
the teaching of comprehension. In
J. A. Glover & R. R. Ronning (Eds.), Historical foundations of educational
psychology (pp. 259-296).
<=
span
style=3D'mso-bookmark:OLE_LINK6'>6. =
Andre, T. (1997). Selected micr=
oinstructional
methods to facilitate knowledge construction: Implications for instructional
design. In R. D. Tennyson &am=
p; F.
Schott, Instructional design: International perspectives. Vol I.=
Theory and research.
<=
span
style=3D'mso-bookmark:OLE_LINK6'>7. =
Andre, T., =
&
Windschitl, M., (2002). Inter=
est,
epistemology and intentional conceptual change, in G. Sinatra & P. Pintrich, Eds. Intentional Conceptual Change, pp. 173=
-195.
G=
rants=
:
=
1. =
Andre, T.
(1972). SUNY Research Foundat=
ion
Fellowship and Grant in Aid, $2,165.
2. =
Andre, T.
(1973). SUNY Research Foundat=
ion Fellowship
and Grant in Aid, $2,838.
3. =
Andre, T., =
&
Hopkins, W. (1973-74). Faculty Grant for the Improvement =
of
Undergraduate Instruction, $3,437.
4. =
Andre, T. (1975). ISU Research Grants Program,
"Learning from Prose," $2,998.
5. =
Andre, T. (1975). NIMH Grant, "Learning Concept=
s by
6. =
Andre, T. (1976). Exxon Education Foundation, $4803.=
7. =
Andre, T. (1981-1983). Iowa Department of Public Instruct=
ion,
"Evaluation of Autism Programs," $5,500, $7,500, $5,000.
8. =
Phye, G. D.,
& Andre, T. (2/82-5/83).<=
span
style=3D'mso-spacerun:yes'> Apple Education Foundation,
"Teaching Problem Solving Skills to Prospective Teachers: Microcomputer Based Instructional
Programs,' $6,831.
9. =
Andre, T. (9/84). Iowa Department of Public Instruct=
ion,
"Develop and Modify Computer Software for Schools," $1,200.
10. =
Andre, T.
(1985). Iowa Departmen=
t of
Public Instruction, "Develop Computer Based Instructional Materials,&q=
uot;
$2,000.
11. =
Reschly
12. =
O'Boyle, M. W., & Andre, T. (7/1/90-6/30/91). RICOH Corporation, "Man/Machi=
ne
Interface," $17,000.
13. =
-Extension (10/90) =3D $4,000-Also RICOH 6620
Photocopier =3D approx $15,000,-Extension (2/91) =3D $ 950,-Extension (3/91=
) =3D $
4,500, -Extension (7/91) =3D $20,000, -Extension (7/91) =3D $ 900, -Extensi=
on
(8/91) =3D $ 895, -Extension (9/91) =3D $ 2,000, -Extension (4/92) =3D $ 2,=
500,
-Extension (7/92) =3D $13,000, -Extension (9/92) =3D $ 2,000, -Extension (2=
/93) =3D
$950, -Extension (3/93) =3D $8,985, -Extension (7/93) =3D $15,000, -Extensi=
on (11/93)
=3D $995, -Extension (3/94) =3D $15,000, -Extension (9/94) =3D $800, -Exten=
sion
(11/94) =3D $800, -Extension (12/94) =3D $2,000, -Extension (1995-96) =3D $=
16,500 +
video equipment, -Extension (9/96) =3D $2,455
14. =
Andre, T., Benbow, C=
., Dark,
V., O'Boyle, M., Gerrard, M., Gibbons, F., Bush=
man,
B., & Wells, G. (1990-91)=
. Project Vincent Proposal to Acquir=
e a
Workstation Network in Psychology. ($18,000)
15. =
Andre, T.
(1991-1992). Proposal =
to
LASCAC for computers, $12,000.
16. =
Andre, T.
(1992-1993). Proposal =
to
LASCAC for computers, $20,000.
17. =
Andre, T.
(1992). Project Game P=
lan,
Eisenhower Proposal, $48,000.
18. =
Andre, T. (1997)
19. =
Andre, T. & Whigham, M. (1997/1998),
20. =
Andre, T. & Whigham, M. (1998/1999),
21. =
Andre, T. and Schmidt, D., (1998) Miller Fellows=
hip
Grant from ISU. $25,000
22. =
Whigham, M. & Andre, T. (1998/1999). Inservice to
improve teacher's understanding and use of the National Math and Science
Standards, Eisenhower Grant, $171,912 (Project Co-Director/PI)
23. =
Myrna A. Whigham, Project Director and Thomas An=
dre
(Co-PI) and Brian Hand (Co-PI), (1999/2000) Modeling Science and Mathematics
Reform Through Implementation of the National Standards , $100,000 from the Eisenhower Grant
Program through the State Board of Regents.
24. =
Constant, K. P. Andre, T., Chumbley, L. S., Hand=
, B.
Hargrave, C. P., & Thompson, A. (1999-2000) Incorporating inquiry-based
science modules involving an environmental scanning electron microscope into
preservice teacher education classes, NSF, ($74,877) , awarded for June
1999-August, 2000.
25. =
Andre, T., (PI/Project Director), Whigham, M. (C=
o-PI)
& Hand, B (Co-PI), Modeling Science and Mathematics Reform Through
Implementation of the National Standards Project (2000/2001). $85,000 from =
the
Eisenhower Grant Program throught the State Boa=
rd of
Regents.
26. =
Greenbowe,T=
span>
27. =
Andre (PI), and Andreotti, A (co-PI). Staff Development Leadership Teams=
to
Promote Science and Mathematics Reform Through Implementation of the Nation=
al
Standards, Regents Eisenhower Proposal, Spring 2001-Aug. 2002, $87,000.)
28. =
Andre, T., Hargrave, C.P., Chumbley, S., &
Constant, K., Preparing Inservice and Preservice
Teachers to Integrate WebSEM into K-12 Science
Instruction; April, 2001 – March, 2002. Funded by Qwest, $24,500.
29. =
Andre, T., Hand, B., Sharp, J., Lubineski,
S.,
30. =
Andre, T., Hand, B., Sharp, J., Lubineski,
S.,
31. =
Andreotti, A. (PI) and Andre, T. (co-PI) 2002-20=
03:
Staff Development Leadership Teams to Promote Science and Mathematics Reform
Through Implementation of the National Standards. Eisenhower Funds from
R=
eviews/Technical
Reports, etc.:
=
1. =
Anderson, R=
. C., Kulhavy, R. W., & Andre, T
2. =
Andre, T.
(1970). Is the new item priority effect an experimental artifact? (Report X-16).
3. =
Andre, T. (1981). Final
report of the Autism Evaluation Project.
4. =
Andre, T. (1982). Final
report of the Autism Evaluation Project.
5. =
Andre, T. (1983). Final
report of the Autism Evaluation Project.
6. =
Phye, G., &=
amp;
Andre, T. (1984). Teaching
master manual.
7. =
8. =
Andre, T., =
&
Bormann, L. (1989). The
relationship of sexual responsibility to knowledge of acquired immuno-deficiency syndrome among high school students=
. ERIC, CG 021 999.
9. =
Howard, C.,
Andre, T., O'Boyle, M., & Eastman, V.&=
nbsp;
(1990). The effectiveness of generated symbols, in-use symbols, and words in
communicating copier functions (Final Report, Human/Machine Interface
Project).
10. =
Andre, T., & Veldhuis=
span>,
G. H. (1991). Use
of computers by physics and physical science teachers in
11. =
O'Boyle, M., Andre, T., & Howard, C. (1991). Final
Report, Human/Machine Interface Project.
12. =
Andre, T., Howard, C., Chambers, S., Alexander, =
J.
13. =
(1992). Final report. Human/Machine Interface Project.
14. =
O'Boyle, M., Andre, T., Chambers, S., Gill, H., =
& Wojan, T.
(1993). Final report.<=
span
style=3D'mso-spacerun:yes'> Human/Machine Interface Project.
= <= o:p> = span>
P=
apers
and Conference Activity:
1. =
Andre, T., =
&
Schumer, H. (1968, February).=
Creativity
and conformity as functions of group size and test instructions. Paper presented at the meeting of =
the
American Educational Research Association,
2. =
Anderson, R=
. C., Kulhavy, R. W., & Andre, T. (1970, February). Feedback
procedures in programmed instruction.&=
nbsp;
Paper presented at the meeting of the American Educational Research
Association,
3. =
Anderson, R=
. C., Kulhavy, R. W., & Andre, T. (1971, February). Conditions
under which feedback facilitates learning from programmed lessons. Paper presented at the meeting of =
the
American Educational Research Association,
4. =
Andre, T. (1972, April). Organizational
processes in the free recall of sentences. Paper presented at the meeting of =
the
American Educational Research Association,
5. =
Andre, T. (1972, April). An information-processing model of
memory and forgetting. In T. =
Andre,
& R. W. Kulhavy, Interference and the forgetting of prose. Symposium conducted at the meeting=
of
the American Educational Research Association,
6. =
Hopkins, W.=
M.,
& Andre, T. (1974, April)=
. Extrinsic
and intrinsic cueing in free recall.&n=
bsp;
Paper presented at the meeting of the American Educational Research
Association,
7. =
Hopkins, W.=
M.,
& Andre, T. (1975, April)=
. Correlates
of clustering in free recall.
Paper presented at the meeting of the American Educational Research
Association,
8. =
Andre, T., =
Hill,
M., & Poulos, G. (1976, April). Forgetting,
passage organization, and content.&nbs=
p;
Paper presented at the meeting of the American Educational Research
Association,
9. =
Andre, T. (1977, April). On
getting there from here, application questions and applying knowledge.<=
span
style=3D'mso-spacerun:yes'> Paper presented at the meeting of =
the
American Educational Research Association,
10. =
Fuqua, R. W=
.,
& Andre, T. (1977, April)=
. Student
ratings of typical and actual instructors. Paper presented at the meeting of =
the
American Educational Research Association,
11. =
Pio
12. =
Andre, T. (1978, April). Visual
memory in reading and recall tasks.&nb=
sp;
In Symposium presented at the meeting of the American Educational
Research Association,
13. =
Andre, T., =
Smid, K., Groth, G., &=
; Runge, M.
(1978, April). Adjunct application questions facilita=
te
later application, or do they?
Paper presented at the meeting of the American Educational Research
Association,
14. =
Woods, A., =
&
Andre, T. (1978, April). Level
of adjunct question, type of feedback and learning from prose. Paper presented at the meeting of =
the
American Educational Research Association,
15. =
Andre, T. (1978, May). The
role of paraphrased and verbatim adjunct questions in facilitating learning=
by
reading. Paper presented =
at the
meeting of the Midwestern Educational Research Association,
16. =
Andre, T. (1979, March). Asking
students higher-order questions while reading doesn't facilitate higher ord=
er
learning, at least not consistently.&n=
bsp;
Paper presented at the meeting of the Midwestern Educational Research
Association,
17. =
Andre, T.,
Mueller, C., & Tuttle, M.
(1979, April). The effects of type and position of ad=
junct
questions on learning to apply concepts. Paper presented at meeting of the
American Educational Research Association,
18. =
Andre, T. (1979, October, December). Interaction
of reasoning and vocabulary abilities and type of inserted question in lear=
ning
from prose. Paper present=
ed at
the meetings of the Midwestern Educational Research Association & Iowa
Educational Research and Evaluation Association.
19. =
Andre, T. (1979, October, December). Prediction
of high school students overall rating of their instructor. Paper presented at the meetings of=
the
Midwestern Educational Research Association & Iowa Educational Research=
and
Evaluation Association.
20. =
Andre, T., =
Engel,
J., & Harris, S. (1980,
April). Feedback and type of adjunct question in learning concepts from rea=
ding. Paper presented at the meeting of =
the
American Educational Research Association,
21. =
Andre, T., =
&
Harris, S. (1980, April). Memory
ability, delayed testing and type of adjunct question. Paper presented at the meeting of =
the
American Educational Research Association,
22. =
Andre, T. (1980, October). The
incredible green creative--or--releasing the powers that dwell within us: Problem-solving and the gifted=
. Paper presented at the meeting of =
the
Midwestern Educational Research Association.
23. =
Andre, T. (1980, October). The
role of responses in facilitating school learning. Paper presented at the meeting of =
the
Midwestern Educational Research Association.
24. =
Andre, T. (1980, December). Problem
solving and the gifted. P=
aper
presented at the meeting of the Iowa Educational Research and Evaluation
Association.
25. =
Frevert
26. =
Lamp, C. K.,
& Andre, T. (1980,
December). Attitudes of school personnel towards educational research and
evaluation. Paper present=
ed at
the meeting of the Iowa Educational Research and Evaluation Association.
27. =
Andre, T.,
Bender, T., & Frevert, R. (1980, December). The
delayed-retention effect: Imp=
act of
re-responding and group discussion on feedback. Paper presented at the meeting of =
the
Iowa Educational Research and Evaluation Association.
28. =
Andre, T, B=
ender,
T., & Frevert, R. (1981, April). The
influence of group testing taking and responding after feedback on the dela=
yed
retention effect. Paper
presented at the meeting of the American Educational Research Association, =
29. =
Frevert
30. =
Andre, T., =
Frevert, R., & Hecht, W. (1981, November). The
relationship of the quantity and affective quality of sex education to sexu=
al
behavior attitudes and knowledge.
Paper presented at the meetings of the Iowa Educational Research and
Evaluation Association & Midwestern Educational Research Association.
31. =
Andre, T., =
& Pio, C. (1981,
November). Paraphrasing highlighted statements and learning from prose.
32. =
Andre, T. (1983, April). Type
of question, delay interval, and learning from prose. Paper presented at the meeting of =
the
American Educational Research Association,
33. =
Andre, T. (1983, November). Long
term effects of sex education: A
research agenda. Paper
presented at the meeting of the Iowa Educational Research and Evaluation
Association,
34. =
Andre, T. (1983, November). Determining
the influences of formal and informal sex education on adolescent's and you=
ng
adult's sexuality. Paper
presented at the meeting of the Iowa Educational Research and Evaluation
Association,
35. =
Andre, T., =
& Frevert, R. L.
(1983, November). Formal and informal affective and
informational sex education:
Relationships to sexual knowledge, attitudes and behavior. Paper presented at the meeting of =
the
Society for the Scientific Study of Sex,
36. =
Andre, T. (1984, April). Adjunct
aids and the acquisition of concepts, principles, and problem solving skills
from text. Paper presente=
d at
the meeting of the American Educational Research Association.
37. =
Andre, T. (1984, September). Designing
instruction to better facilitate the learning of intellectual skills. In symposium conducted at the meet=
ing of
the Midwestern Educational Research Association,
38. =
Andre, T., =
&
Moses, B. (1985, June). Predicting
effective and ineffective contraceptive use: Sexual responsibility, erotophobia/philia, family relationships, and gender<=
/i>. Paper presented at the meeting of =
the
Society for Scientific Study of Sex, Midwestern Region,
39. =
Andre, T. (1986, June). Electronic
communication services for sex researchers, therapists, and educators.<=
span
style=3D'mso-spacerun:yes'> Workshop presented at the meeting =
of the
Midcontinent Region of The Society for the Scientific Study of Sex, Inc., <=
st1:place
w:st=3D"on">
40. =
Andre, T. (1986, April). Sources
of sex education as a function of type of sex information. Paper presented at the meeting of =
the
American Educational Research Association,
41. =
Andre, T. (1986, November). Sex
education in
42. =
Andre, T. (1987, April). Expert-novice differences and the =
role
of the student response in acquiring schemata in science learning. In Perspectives
on expert learning: An integr=
ative
examination of theoretical and empirical issues. Symposium conducted at the meeting=
of
the American Educational Research Association,
43. =
Andre, T., =
&
Xiao, B. (1988, April). Sexual
activity, education, knowledge and responsibility. Paper presented at the meeting of =
the
American Educational Research Association,
44. =
Andre. T. (1988, October). A
eulogy for educational psychology.&nbs=
p;
Paper presented at the meeting of the Midwestern Educational Research
Association,
45. =
Ding, P., &=
amp; Andre,
T. (1988, December). The
effect of student misconceptions, lack of declarative knowledge, and stimul=
us
conditions on problem solving in basic electricity. Paper presented at the meeting of =
the
Iowa Educational Research and Evaluation Association,
46. =
Wang, T., &=
amp;
Andre, T. (1988, December). Exploring
naive students' knowledge of basic electrical circuits: Developing a multiple-choice test
procedure to assess student misconceptions about basic electrical circuits<=
/i>. Paper presented at the meeting of =
the
Iowa Educational Research and Evaluation Association,
47. =
Andre, T., =
&
Bormann, L. (1988, December).=
The
development of an AIDS knowledge test and the relationship between knowledg=
e of
AIDS and sexual responsibility in high school students. Paper presented at the meeting of =
the
Iowa Educational Research and Evaluation Association,
48. =
Andre, T., =
&
Ding, P. (1989, March). Misconceptions,
declarative knowledge, and the solving of electrical circuit problems.<=
span
style=3D'mso-spacerun:yes'> Paper presented at the meeting of =
the
National Consortium for Instruction and Cognition.
49. =
Andre, T., =
&
50. =
Wang, T., &=
amp;
Andre, T. (1989, December). Conceptual
change text versus traditional text and application questions versus no
questions in learning about electricity. Paper presented at the meeting of =
the
Iowa Educational Research and Evaluation Association,
51. =
Fagan, P., =
Andre,
T., & Baker, B. (1989). Preliminary
findings of student misconceptions on the concept of function. Paper presented at the meeting of =
the
Iowa Council of Teachers of Mathematics,
52. =
Wang, T., &=
amp;
Andre, T. (1990, April). Application
questions, text manipulations, and conceptual change in physics. Paper presented at the meeting of =
the
American Educational Research Association,
53. =
Andre, T. (1990, October). Text
design for improving science learning.=
Paper presented at the meeting of the Midwestern Educational Research
Association,
54. =
Andre. T. (1990, November). Educational
technology, the schools, and the administrator, being a stimulation of
discussion and argument.
Paper presented at the meeting of the Iowa Educational Research and
Evaluation Association,
55. =
Chambers, S=
. K.,
& Andre, T. (1990,
November). The effects of sex, interest, experience and conceptual change text=
manipulation
in learning about direct current.
Paper presented at the meeting of the Iowa Educational Research and
Evaluation Association,
56. =
Erickson, A=
. R.,
& Andre, T. (1990,
November). Relationship of first sources of sex information to rated importanc=
e of
sources. Paper presented =
at the
meeting of the Iowa Educational Research and Evaluation Association,
57. =
Chambers, S=
.,
& Andre, T. (1991, April)=
. Sex,
interest, experience, and conceptual change text. Paper presented at the meeting of =
the
American Educational Research Association,
58. =
Erickson, A=
. R.,
& Andre, T. (1991, April)=
. Relationship
of first sources of sex information to rated importance. In Studies
of special adolescent problems.
Roundtable conducted at the meeting of the American Educational Rese=
arch
Association,
59. =
Chambers, S=
.,
Andre, T., Wanberg, C., Phye, G., & Turnage, T.
(1991, December). Are student ratings of faculty worth a
darn? The student view. Paper presented at the meeting of =
the
Iowa Educational Research and Evaluation Association,
60. =
Chambers, S=
.,
& Andre, T. (1991,
December). A text-based approach for facilitating conceptual change in learning
science: The role of interest=
in evidence
for long-term effects. Pa=
per
presented at the meeting of the Iowa Educational Research and Evaluation
Association,
61. =
Chambers, S=
. K.,
& Andre, T. (1992, April)=
. Learners'
attention to and learning from scientific text as a function of conceptual
change or didactically oriented text.&=
nbsp;
Paper presented at the annual meeting of the National Consortium for
Instruction and Cognition,
62. =
Lamport
63. =
Chambers, S=
. K.,
& Andre, T. (1992,
October). Learning from scientific text, conceptual change vs. didactic
approaches. Paper present=
ed at
the annual meeting of the Midwestern Educational Research Association,
64. =
Quick, K. J=
.,
& Andre, T. (1992,
October). Schematic influences on the comprehension of AIDS education materia=
ls. Paper presented at the annual meet=
ing of
the Midwestern Educational Research Association,
65. =
Chambers, S=
. K.,
& Andre, T. (1992,
December). The acquisition of a scientific understanding of electricity: Hands on versus computer simulation
experience: Conceptual change
versus didactic text. Pap=
er
presented at the annual meeting of the Iowa Educational Research and Evalua=
tion
Association,
=
66. =
Quick, K., =
&
Andre, T. (1993, April). Sexual
schema and the comprehension of AIDS education materials. Paper presented at the meeting of =
the
American Educational Research Association,
=
67. =
Quick, K., =
&
Andre, T. (1993, October).
=
68. =
Chambers, S=
. K., Haselhuhn, C. W., & Andre, T. (1994, April). The
acquisition of a scientific understanding of electricity: Hands-on experience versus computer
simulation and conceptual change versus didactic text. Paper presented at the meeting of =
the
American Educational Research Association.
= 69. = Hargrave, C= ., & Andre, T. (1994, April)= . Examining the use of computer simulations, journals, and peer group interactions to overcome physics misconceptions. Paper presented at the meeting of the American Educational Research Association.<= o:p>
=
70. =
Andre, T., =
& Hasselhuhn, C.
(1994, October). Mission
=
71. =
Haselhuhn
72. =
Andre, T., =
& Haselhuhn, C.
(1995, April). Mission
73. =
Haselhuhn
=
74. =
Windschitl,=
M.,
& Andre, T. (1996, April)=
. Using
computer simulations to enhance change:&nb=
sp;
The roles of constructivist instruction and student epistemological
beliefs. Paper presented =
at the
meeting of the American Educational Research Association.
75. =
Wigham
76. =
Haselhuhn
77. =
Whigham, M.,
Andre, T., Chambers, S., & Hendrickson, A. (1997, March). Gender and parental and elementary pup=
ils
attitudes about science and mathematics. Paper presented at the meeting=
of
the National Association for Research in Science Teaching,
78. =
Whigham, M.,
Andre, T., Hendrickson, & Chambers, S.=
(1997, March). Science and mathematics versus other s=
chool
subject areas: Pupil attitudes
versus parent attitudes. =
Paper
presented at the meeting of the National Association for Research in Science
Teaching,
79. =
Whigham, M.,
Andre, T., Hendrickson, A., & Chambers, S. (1998, April). The effect of a teacher inservice
on pupil and parent attitudes in science and mathematics, Paper present=
ed
at the Annual Meeting of the
National Association for Research in Science Teaching,
80. =
Nonis
81. =
Andre, T., =
Mroch, A., Duschen, A., W=
erner,
B., & Akpan, J. P., (1999, April) Impact of a prior conceptional
change simulation on learning about motion, Paper presented at the Annu=
al
Meeting of the American Educational Research Association, Montreal, Canada.=
82. =
Whigham, M.=
A.,
Andre, T. Wang, E. M., &
Hendrikson, A. (1999, April). What =
are
elementary students and their parent's perceptions of =
completence,
expectations of success, degree of liking, and gender stereotypes about
physical science, biological science, math, and reading? Paper presented at=
the
Annual Meeting of the American Educational Research Association,
83. =
Yang, E. M.,
Greenbowe, T., & Andre, T.
(1999, March). Spatial abili=
ty and
the impact of visualization/simulations software on learning electro-chemis=
try. Paper presented at the Annual Meet=
ing of
the National Association for Research on Science Teaching, (
84. =
Andre, T.,
Whigham, M. A., and Yang, E. M. (1999, March). Changing pupil and parent attitutes and
beliefs about gender rules in science through teacher workshops, Paper
presented at the Annual Meeting of the National Association for Research on
Science Teaching, (
85. =
Andre, T., =
Haselhuhn, C. W., Mroch, =
A., Duschen, A., Werner, B., & A=
kpan,
J. P., (2000, Feb.) Mission
86. =
Whigham,
87. =
L. S. Chumb=
ley,
C.P. Hargrave, K. Constant, B. Hand, T. Andre, E.A. Thompson, Iowa State
University (2000. Feb.), Project ExCEL - Web-based SEM for K-12 Education,<=
span
style=3D'mso-spacerun:yes'> presented at American Society of
Engineering Education,
88. =
M. G. Jones=
, R.
Superfine, R. Taylor, & T. Andre. (2000, April). Students and Scientists: Investigating viruses with touch. Paper
presented at the Annual Meeting of the American Educational Research
Association,
89. =
Andre, T.
Schmidt, D., Nonis, A. & Hall, S. (2000, Feb.), Preparing
Tomorrow's Teachers Today: Using Videos of Technology-Using Teachers to Enh=
ance
Pre-Service Teachers’ Technology Skills,
paper to be presented at the Society for Information Technology and Teacher
Education.
90. =
Andre, T.,
Whigham, M., & Yang, E. (2001, April). Gender,
ethnic, and developmental differences in students' subject specific self-ef=
ficacy,
liking, expended effort, expected grade, and gender dominance for reading,
math, life and physical science, and social studies. Presented at the
annual meeting of the American Educational Research Association,
91. =
Andre, T.,
Whigham, M., & Yang. E. (2001, April). Extending
the Eccles/Wigfield Expectancy-Value Motivation=
Model
to Life and Physical Science, Presented at the annual meeting of the
National Association for Research in Science Teaching.
92. =
Yang, E., A=
ndre,
T., & Whigham, M. (2001, April) Self-
Efficacy Liking Effort Grades and Gender Dominance for Science Among Czech =
and
American Students, Presented at the annual meeting of the National
Association for Research in Science Teaching.
93. =
Andre, T. J=
ones,
G., Superfine, R., Tayler, R. (2001, Feb.). Helping teachers and students use adva=
nced
technology in teaching high school science: A preliminary feasibility study=
of
the use of a WWW-controlled atomic force microscope in high school science,=
Presented at the annual meeting of the Society for Information Technology a=
nd
Teaching.
94. =
Jones, G. &=
amp;
Andre, T. (2001, April) Students and
Scientists: Investigating Viruses With Touch. Presented at the annual
meeting of the American Educational Research Association,
95. =
Chumbley, S=
.,
Constant, K., Hargrave, C. P., Andre, T. (2001). Project ExCEL – Web-based SEM for=
K-12
Education, Proceeding of the 2001 American Society for Engineering
Education Annual Conference and Exposition.
96. =
Hargrave, C., Andre, T., Chumbley, S., & Constant, K., (2001, Jun=
e). On-line Microscope & Inquiry-based
Science Instruction: Improving Science Teacher Education, Paper present=
ed
at the National Educational Computing Conference, Chicago,
97. =
Windschitl,=
M.,
& Andre, T., (2002, April). Int=
erest,
Epistemological Belief, and Intentional Conceptual Change, Presented at=
the
annual meeting of the American Educational Research Association,
98.&=
nbsp;
Jones, M. G=
.,
Andre, T., Kubasko, D., Taylor, R., and Superfi=
ne,
R., (2002, January). Virtual hand-on experiences: The use of ha=
ptics
in students’ investigations of viruses. Paper presented at the Association=
of
Educators of Teachers of Science Conference,
99. =
Jones, M. G=
., Kubasko, D., Andre, T., Taylor, R., Superfine, R., Negishi, A., Bokinsky, A.=
, Daye,
N., Smith, B., Dennision, P. (2001, November).<=
span
style=3D'mso-spacerun:yes'> Virtual
Hands-On Experiences: Using
Technology for Students to Touch Viruses. Presentation made to the North Car=
olina
Science Teachers Conference,
100.=
Liu, H., An=
dre,
T., & Barbour, P., (2002, Oct.)
Investigating the Use=
of ThinkerTools to Promote Learning of
101. =
Nyles
102. =
Jones, G., =
Andre,
T., Negishi, A., Tretter=
span>,
T. & Kubasko, D. (2003, March). Hands-On Science: The Impact of Haptic
Experiences on Attitudes and Concepts.=
Presented at the National Association for research in Science Teachi=
ng.
103. =
Jones, G., =
Andre,
T., Kubasko, D., Trettor=
span>,
T., Bokinsky, A., Negishi<=
/span>,
A., Taylor, R., Superfine, R (2003, April). Putting
Hands-on Science To the Test: Students' Haptic
Experiences With Microbes, Presented at the annual meeting of the Ameri=
can
Educational Research Association,
106. =
Tretter
107. =
Yang, O., & Andre, T. (April 2005). Motivation
model for Czech and
108. =
Jones, M. G=
., Tretter, R., Paechter, M.=
, Kubasko, D., Bokinsky, A.=
, Andre,
T., & Negishi, A. (2005, April). Spectator
or participant? African-Ameri=
can
students’ writing about science.=
Paper presented at the American Educational Research Association Ann=
ual
Meeting.
109. =
Tretter
110. =
Tretter
111. =
Jones, M. G=
., Tretter, T., Paechter, M.=
, Kubasko, D., & Andre, T. (2005, April). Differences
in African-American and Euro-American students’ perceptions of science
instruction. Paper presented at the National Association of Research in
Science Teaching Meeting,
Cedar Falls
=
<=
span
style=3D'mso-spacerun:yes'> Conference Activities=
:
1. =
Andre, T. (1975, April). Invited paper discussant. Annual Convention of the American
Educational Research Association,
2. =
Andre, T. (1977, April). Organizer. Productive
learning from instruction.
Symposium conducted at the meeting of the American Educational Resea=
rch
Association,
3. =
Andre, T. (1978, April). Invited discussant. Annual Convention of the American
Educational Research Association,
4. =
Andre, T. (1979, March). Discussant. Annual Convention of the Midwestern
Educational Research Association,
5. =
Andre, T. (1979). Organizer. Research
in computer assisted instruction in
6. =
Andre, T. (1979). Organizer. LEAs,
AEAs, DPI, and the universities, areas for cooperation in educational resea=
rch. Symposium conducted at the meeting=
of
the Iowa Educational Research and Evaluation Association.
7. =
Andre, T. (1980, April). Invited chair & discussant. Inconsistency between learning and
testing task requirement.
Symposium conducted at the American Educational Research Association=
.
8. =
Andre, T. (1980, October). Chair. Gifted education. Paper session at the meeting of the
Midwestern Educational Research Association.
9. =
Andre, T. (1980, December). Organizer. Micro-computers
in education: Research activi=
ties
and needs. Symposium cond=
ucted
at the meeting of the Iowa Educational Research and Evaluation Association.=
10. =
Andre, T.
(1981, April). Discuss=
ion
leader. The association between Piagetian cogni=
tive
and long-term mnemonic levels and problem-solving in mathematics. Adjunct aids: Effects on study behaviors and cog=
nitive
structure. Symposium cond=
ucted
at the meeting of the American Educational Research Association,
11. =
Andre, T.
(1983, November).
Chairperson and Organizer. =
span>Research and development in computer-b=
ased
education: Directions for the=
future. Symposium conducted at the meeting=
of
the Iowa Educational Research and Evaluation Association,
12. =
Andre, T.
(1983, April). Invited
critic. Individual differences in adult prose learning. Annual Convention of the American
Educational Research Association,
13. =
Andre, T.
(1984, April).
Organizer. Pedagogical
controls. In Cognitive processes involved in acquiring knowledge from instructio=
ns. Symposium conducted at the meeting=
of
the American Educational Research and Evaluation Association.
14. =
Andre, T.
(1984, April). Invited
critic. Processing comprehension questions. Session conducted at the meeting o=
f the
American Educational Research and Evaluation Association.
15. =
Andre, T.
(1986, April). Chair.<=
span
style=3D'mso-spacerun:yes'> Paper Session. Meeting of the American Educational
Research Association,
16. =
Andre, T.
(1986, October). Chair=
. Paper Session. Meeting of the Midwest Educational=
/Research
Association,
17. =
Andre, T.
(1988, December). Orga=
nizer
and Chair. Computers in education:
Anticipating research and development in the 21st century. Symposium presented at the meeting=
of
the Iowa Educational Research and Evaluation Association,
18. =
Andre, T.
(1990, November).
Commentator. Student's consciousness or awareness of
factors in learning: A view f=
rom
the
19. =
Andre, T.
(1991, October).
Participant. "Meet the Editors" Sessio=
n. Midwestern Educational Research
Association,
20. = Andre, T. & Greenbowe, T. (1999), Local Arrangements Co-Chairs, Iowa Academy of Science, held at ISU, April 23-24.<= o:p>
21. =
Conference Activity: (2006) Organized a series of
collaborative posters and papers on the AERA book Studying Teacher Educatio=
n,
presented at the Iowa Association of Colleges of Teacher Education, Spring
Meeting,
=
=
C=
olloquia=
:
=
1. =
Andre, T. (1972, April). The
forgetting of prose. Coll=
oquium
presented at SUNY,
2. =
Andre, T. (1973, February). Retroactive
inhibition of prose material.
Colloquium presented at
3. =
Andre, T. (1973, April). The
new item priority effect.
Seminar given at SUCC.
4. =
Andre, T. (1974, May). Colloquium presentation at
5. =
Andre, T. (1979, May). Concept
learning in humans. Collo=
quium
presented at
6. =
Andre, T. (1980, May). Effects
of questions in learning.
Presentation to ISU Media Group,
7. =
Andre, T. (1981). Sexual
behavior of ISU students.
Presentation to Psychology Club,
8. =
Andre, T. (1983). Facilitating
learning from prose. ISU
Education Seminar,
9. =
Andre, T. (1986, June). Electronic
communication services for sex researchers, therapists, and educators.<=
span
style=3D'mso-spacerun:yes'> Workshop. Midcontinent Region of the Society=
for
the Study of Sex, Inc.,
10. =
Andre,<=
/b> T.,
& Veldhuis, G. Henry. (1992, June). Conceptual
change approaches to teaching
problem-solving in mechanics and electricity. Presentation. Western Hills AEA (12).
11. =
Andre, T., Vel=
dhuis,
G. H., & Whigham, M. (199=
3,
July). Project GAMEPLAN: A two-week
workshop for 5th-9th grade teachers focusing on teaching problem-solving and
conceptual change in mechanics and electricity,
12. =
Andre, T., (1995, March). Constructivist
learning theory, learning cycles, and learning styles. Presentation. AEA Science Curriculum Meeting,
13. =
Andre, T.
(1995, August). Using conceptual change teaching in sc=
ience. Presentation.
14. =
Andre, T.
(1998, June). Misconceptions in Science and Math
Instruction and the National Standards. Presentation to Eisenhower Inservice,
15. =
Andre, T. (1999, Oct.) Using
simulations before or after instruction in physics. Presentation to faculty and studen=
ts in
16. =
Andre, T. (1998, June). Technology
in Education and the Math and Science Standards, Presentation to Eisenh=
ower
Inservice, Des.
17. =
Andre, T. (1999, June). Misconceptions in Science and Math Instruction and the National
Standards. Presentation to
Eisenhower Inservice, Des Moines,
18. =
Andre, T. (1999, June). Technology
in Education and the Math and Science Standards, Presentation to Eisenh=
ower
Inservice, Des.
19. =
Andre, T. (2000, March, 25). The
WEBSEM project. Presentat=
ions
to OPPTAG Spring 2000 Investigation Series
20. =
Andre, T.
(2005, Nov.) Using simulations to help students learn abo=
ut
=
T=
eaching
Experience:
=
=
Unde=
rgraduate
=
Grad=
uate
=
Grad=
uate
Seminars
=
=
T=
eaching
Interests:
=
=
G=
raduate
Students Supervised
Han Chin =
Liu,
Ph.D. Curriculum and Instruction, 2004
Eun-Mi Ya=
ng,
Ph.D. Curriculum and Instruction, 2003
Jeffrey M.
Kenton, Ph.D. Curriculum and Instruction, 2002.
Joseph P.=
Apkan, Ph.D. Curriculum and Instruction, 1998
Charlotte=
W. Haselhuhn, Ph.D. Psychology, 1995
Mark A. <=
span
class=3DSpellE>Windshitl, Ph.D. Curriculum and Instruction, 1995
Constance=
P.
Hargrave, Ph.D. Curriculum and Instruction, 1993
David D. =
Carlsen, Ph.D. Curriculum and Instruction, 1989.
John M. G=
amble,
M.A.T. Curriculum and Instruction, 2006
Rohini
Han-Chin =
Liu,
M.S. Curriculum and Instruction, 2002
Heather Jo
Sanders, M.S. Curriculum and Instruction, 2002.
Elizabeth=
G. Miller,
M.Ed. Curriculum and Instruction, 2000
Steve L. =
Neugent, M.S. Curriculum and Instruction, 2000
Eun-Mi Ya=
ng, M.S.
Curriculum and Instruction, 1999
Gene McClugage, M.Ed. Curriculum and Instruction, 1998
Kathryn J=
. Quick,
M.S. Psychology, 1993
Linda L. =
Lamport, M.S. Psychology, 1991
Tianyu
Yu Cheng,=
M.S.
Psychology, 1986
John A.
McCullough,. M.S. Psychology, 1979
T=
heses/Dissertation=
:
=
1. =
Andre, T. Creativity and conformity as funct=
ions
of group size and test instructions.
Unpublished Senior Thesis,
2. =
Andre, T. Is the new item priority effect an
experimental artifact? Unpubl=
ished
Master's Thesis,
3. =
Andre, T. Retroactive Inhibition and the
forgetting of prose. Unpublis=
hed
Doctoral Dissertation,
M=
emberships (Current)
=
S=
elected
Graduate Courses and Professors=
:
=
P=
re-Doctorate
Experience
=
=