SPSS Introductory Guide

An Introductory Guide to Biochemistry

recrystallization, contained as a contaminant a separate, gelatine-liquefying enzyme which could be removed by further purification procedures; and several investigators, including Northrop, have reported the presence of considerable amounts of non-protein nitrogeneous material and of enzymatically inactive protein in all but the most highly purified crystalline pepsin preparations. Moreover, e...

Circular Questioning: An Introductory Guide*

This paper presents a simplified model that has been found to be useful for those learning questioning skills within the Milan systemic approach to family therapy as well as for those who simply wish to develop some skills in circular interviewing. The model begins with the premise that clients frequently describe a problem in terms that are either too broad or too narrow. The model has two cat...

An Introductory Guide to Biochemistry

An Introductory Guide to a Psychiatric Hospital

Psychiatric Hospital. By E. V. Rose, WW | Foreword by A. C. Dalzell. (Elsworth Bros. Ltd., 1963, 7/6d.). m This guide inevitably covers some of the same ground as that covered by ., N.A.M.H. Guide, but it is orientated towards the Mental Health Act in its applic^ to psychiatric hospitals and much valuable additional information is therefore found in it There are, for example, sections on the ad...

Probabilistic Data Analysis; An Introductory Guide

Quantitative science requires the assessment of uncertainty, and this means that measurements and inferences should be described as probability distributions. This is done by building data into a probabilistic likelihood function which produces a posterior “answer” by modulating a prior “question”. Probability calculus is the only way of doing this consistently, so that data can be included gra...