Physical chemistry (Eggers, D. F., Jr.; Gregory, N. W.; Halsey, G. D., Jr.; Rabinovitch, B. S.)

05 Chatzisarantis (jr/d)

The present study examined the cognitive processes by which perceived locus of causality influences participation in leisure time physical activity. Based on the theoretical tenets of self-determination theory, it was hypothesized that deliberative modes of information processing and past behaviour will account for the direct effects of perceived locus of causality on effort and physical activi...

03 Rooney (jr/d)

Deer impacts on woodlands and forests are not confined to Europe. Significant deer impacts on forests have been recorded in New Zealand (Stewart and Burrows, 1989), Japan (Shimoda et al., 1994), and the United States (Alverson et al., 1988; Stromayer and Warren, 1997; Waller and Alverson, 1997). This paper focuses on deer impacts in North America, and draws on my own research over the past 5 ye...

Benjamin Silliman Jr.'s 1874 papers: American contributions to chemistry.

To mark the centennial of the discovery of oxygen by Joseph Priestley (1733-1804) on August 1, 1774, H. Carrington Bolton of the Columbia College School of Mines suggested a gathering of American chemists be held to celebrate this event. A suggestion was made by Rachel Bodley of the Women’s Medical College of Pennsylvania that an appropriate place would be Northumberland, Pennsylvania, where Pr...

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Introducing Edward N. Pugh, Jr.

forward to observe the Journal’s continued development and growth under his leadership. Finally I wish to thank a few individuals for their many contributions to the Journal during my 24 years as Associate Editor and Editor — fi rst and foremost my predecessor, Paul F. Cranefi eld, who was an exemplary mentor and set an example for us all to follow, and my fellow Associate Editors David Gadsby ...