Bibliographic control of medical illustrations--a case study in the development of a library subsystem: I. Project planning

The need to provide bibliographic access to a collection of original medical illustrations led the Library of the University of California, San Francisco, to search for a bibliographic control system and, not finding a satisfactory one, to develop one of its own, Part 1 of the report details the planning for such a development, including the need for bibliographic control of illustrations, the goals of the proposed system, design decisions and changes required, the type of system chosen, special subjects indexing needs, the required output, and staffing and budgetary needs.     

SOCIOMETRIC STATUS SCORES: A COMPARISON OF JAMRICH VALUES WITH CONVENTIONAL SCALES

Sociometric ranking of ten classrooms was analyzed to determine if Jamrich's procedure was significantly different from conventional indexes. Spearman Rank correlations and Kendall's coefficient of concordance were used to determine degree of correlation, Jamrich's ranked values were not found to be significantly different from conventional scales.     

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