We failed to note in the article that the PHAB ratings were transformed from frequency of problems to frequency of success (%). Although the traditional method for presenting PHAB results is in terms of frequency of problems, in our laboratory, we express these data as frequency of success (100 frequency of problems rating) so that, when PHAB data are presented graphically with other traditiona...

1 Introduction Wavelets ooer exciting possibilities for statistical problems. For example, Donoho et al. (1995) aroused extensive discussions and gave a very substantial list of references. One of the most recent papers on the subject is Hall and Patil (1996). Numerous major statistical society meetings have featured wavelets in statistics. For example, in the Royal Statistical Society Conferen...

M. McGue, I. Elkins, B. Walden, and W. G. Iacono presented the findings from a twin study examining the relative contributions of genetic and environmental factors to the developmental trajectories of parent-adolescent relationships. From a behavioral genetics perspective, this study is well conceptualized, is well implemented, and raises some interesting developmental questions. Yet, the class...

Several authors predicted that microcomputers would have the type of impact during the 1980s that tractors had on farms during the 1940s. Many of these authors also made optimistic predictions that farmers would readily adopt microcomputers ( Beasley, 1983; Legacy, Stitt, & Reneau, 1984; Levins & Walden, 1984; Siitler, 1984; Sonka, 1983). A sparse research base, however, makes it difficult to j...

The complex process of social change can be facilitated by applying the findings of behavior analysis. Los Horcones, located in Mexico, is a Walden Two community which is guided by behavioral technology. The success of the community since it was founded in 1973 illustrates the promise of social applications of behavioral principles. Some misconceptions about behavior analysis and behaviorism as...

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This brief proposes a fully dynamic discrete-time (DT) Σ ADC using correlated level shifting (CLS)-assisted floating inverter amplifier (FIA) with sampling noise cancellation (SNC) technique. The CLS-assisted FIA improves gain single-stage configuration, which has lower input-referred than the cascaded one. In combination proposed SNC, contribution of 1st-stage integrator can be minimized. We a...