A 55-year-old man reported having recurrent spontaneous attacks of rotatory vertigo lasting 1–5 seconds and occurring up to 10 times daily and often associated with attacks of right ear tinnitus for more than 3 years. Caloric testing showed a right peripheral vestibular deficit. Cervical vestibular myogenic potentials showed impaired function of the right saccule. An audiogram was normal. MRI (...

A Comparison of Methods Used to Predict Success in Ninth Grade Elementary Algebra by Sherry Slade, Master of Science Utah State University, 1969 Major Professor: Dr. Glendon Casto Department: Psychology A study was conducted at North Cache Junior High School in Richmond, Utah, during the 1967-68 school year to determine an effective method of predicting which students would be able to succeed i...


 This article examines the historical representation of Jinshin Rebellion as a foundational event in Nihon shoki and other eighth-century Japanese texts. Focusing on differences between two alternative stories Tenmu’s departure from Ōmi capital to Yoshino, I argue that contains traces several competing narratives are expression process: political struggles over record legitimacy early eig...

A quasi-experimental study compared the effects of feedback condition on eighth-grade students’ writing motivation and writing achievement. Four classes of eighth-graders were assigned to a combined feedback condition in which they received feedback on their writing from their teacher and from an automated essay evaluation (AEE) system called PEGWriting®. Four other eighth-grade classes were as...

The eyes of 12 human embryos and. fetuses between the seventh week and the eighth month of pregnancy are examined. Immature cell junctions, connecting the loosely arranged mesenchymal cells which later form the comeal endothelium, are observed between the seventh and eighth week of gestation. Occluding junctions in the form of maculae occludentes appear in the eighth week when a solid cell laye...

In monkeys, cerebellar vermal cortical or fastigial nuclear lesion resulted in no significant postural asymmetry. Combined decerebration (but not bulbar pyramid section) and unilateral vermal cortical or fastigial nuclear lesion gave marked ipsilateral hyperextension and contralateral hyperflexion of limbs. Unilateral eighth nerve section resulted in only ipsilateral head tilt but combined unil...