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Guinn, Nancy; Truax, Steven R. – 1973
Should problems arise in procuring a sufficient number of qualified personnel to maintain viable force levels under zero-draft conditions, it becomes necessary to identify incentive programs which could be used to stimulate recruiting effort. A total of 3391 officer trainees and 9333 basic airmen entering service during fiscal year 1972 were…
Descriptors: Armed Forces, Attitudes, Job Satisfaction, Military Personnel
Beeson, Gilbert W., Jr. – 1975
This study attempts to measure the attitudes of Air Force personnel toward counseling, the willingness of Air Force personnel to seek counseling for personal problems, and the relationships which exist between selected variables and attitude-counseling willingness. The variables examined were technical versus non-technical occupations, length of…
Descriptors: Attitudes, Counseling, Counseling Services, Masters Theses
Leider, Robert – 1970
The study explores the reasons for the resignation from the United States Army among graduates of the United States Military Class of 1966. It seeks to determine reasons for resignations, quality of resignees compared with nonresignees, and what can be done to reduce resignations of Academy graduates. Through questionnaires and personal…
Descriptors: Attitudes, Factor Analysis, Graduates, Job Satisfaction
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Singletary, Michael – Journalism Quarterly, 1977
Reports on a survey of three groups--military field press censors, senior military officers, and college students--concerning their attitudes toward censorship and the mass media. (GW)
Descriptors: Attitudes, Censorship, College Students, Comparative Analysis
Stuart, Richard B.; Bair, Jeffrey H. – 1971
In February 1972 the U. S. Army Medical Field Service School will commence training a new category of health personnel, to be known as the physicians' assistant. This type of allied health personnel will be an assistant to the physician, trained to do many of the traditional tasks usually performed by a physician, but requiring less education.…
Descriptors: Allied Health Occupations, Allied Health Occupations Education, Armed Forces, Attitudes
Heid, Theodore H.; Bair, Jeffrey H. – 1972
The U. S. Army Dental Corps has implemented a formal program based on the concept that dental care can be more efficiently and effectively provided with treatment teams composed of one dental officer, two dental therapy assistants, one basic assistant, and the shared support of other auxiliary personnel. Such a team will use three dental treatment…
Descriptors: Allied Health Occupations, Allied Health Occupations Education, Armed Forces, Attitudes
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Green, Robert G.; Harris, Robert N., Jr. – Evaluation and Program Planning, 1992
Survey responses of 2,427 married members of the Virginia Army National Guard and 1,540 members' spouses suggest that spouses are strongly committed to career continuance with the Guard and have greater preference for continuance than do Guard members themselves. Implications for family policies in the military reserves are discussed. (SLD)
Descriptors: Attitude Measures, Attitudes, Family Influence, Family Involvement
Fisher, Allan H., Jr.; And Others – 1973
This document presents the results of a comprehensive 1973 Reserve Officer Training Program (ROTC) survey of enrollment potential and career potential for a variety of college-based military officer training programs. It indicates the extent of career motivation among 1973 enrollees and makes comparisons with a similar survey of 1972 enrollees.…
Descriptors: Attitudes, Career Development, Career Opportunities, Comparative Analysis
Wood, Michael T.; And Others – 1975
The report describes the procedures followed in identifying and analyzing social incentives which might be used in Air Force technical training. Questionnaire techniques were used to scale a list of 62 potential incentives for attractiveness, feasibility, and other characteristics. Personal motives, background variables, and ambiguous surface…
Descriptors: Attitudes, Factor Analysis, Identification, Military Personnel
Borack, Jules I. – 1978
In anticipation of the projected decline in the national population of young men and of expanding the role of women in the military, the Navy conducted a national telephone survey to gauge the interest of women and men in joining the military under present conditions and under three alternative options. The options related to expanding the role of…
Descriptors: Armed Forces, Attitudes, Females, Human Resources
Gwaltney, Robert L. – 1969
An empirical study was made to identify and measure some of the factors affecting the postretirement employment of United States Army officers and warrant officers living in the southwestern United States. Data were gathered by questionnaire survey of a random sample of officer personnel who had retired since 1960 and who lived in Texas, Oklahoma,…
Descriptors: Age Differences, Attitudes, Educational Background, Employment
Fairbanks, Dwight Wesley – 1968
A survey was made of characteristics of correspondence students of the Oregon State System of Higher Education, reasons for choosing correspondence study, and attitudes toward it. A questionnaire mailed to 3,241 students, and returned by 1,040, asked 26 questions relating to experiences at each stage (awareness, interest, evaluation, trial,…
Descriptors: Age Differences, Attitudes, Correspondence Study, Doctoral Dissertations
Fisher, Allan H., Jr.; Rigg, Leslie S. – 1973
The consulting report indicates the extent of career motivation among current enrollees in selected off-campus military officer training programs in 1973. The programs studied are the Navy Reserve Officers Candidate (ROC) program, Aviation Reserve Officers Candidate (AVROC) program, and the Marine Corps Platoon Leaders Class (PLC) program. The…
Descriptors: Armed Forces, Attitudes, Career Development, Career Planning
Collings, Kent J. – 1971
The 17 articles in this book were written to help middle-aged retirees, especially the military, in finding second careers. Chapter One discusses the attitudes, policies, and needs of potential employers. Chapters Two through Four separate myth from reality concerning the chances of gainful employment past the age of 45. Chapter Five explores…
Descriptors: Academic Achievement, Attitudes, Career Change, Career Counseling
Barlow, Esther M., Comp. – 1978
This annotated bibliography presents a listing of technical reports (1976) dealing with personnel and training research conducted by the Air Force Human Resources Laboratory, an institution charged with the planning and execution of United States Air Force exploratory and advanced development programs for selection, motivation, training,…
Descriptors: Abstracts, Administration, Annotated Bibliographies, Aptitude