Word: belled
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...Freeman and Medoff have done a lot for the way Harvard's labor studies are viewed. Harvard is seen as one of the top, if not the top, places for labor economics in the country," says Linda Bell, a graduate student in economics...
...critical response to What Do Unions Do has been overwhelmingly favorable "What they say isn't controversial, because they're so thorough," says Bell Freeman adds, however that the Journal of Labor Research recently published" an incredible attack on us by someone who hasn't read the book Nobody who's attacked us has had any data or evidence. They just scream...
This human approach is Brazelton's secret to success with infant research. "For a long time, people thought babies couldn't even see or heat because they'd just set one on a table and show him a ball or ring a bell, and he wouldn't react. But as soon as you pick him up, he can do all these things," he says...
Currently there are several private corporation such as Bell Laboratories, and universities, such as Carnegie Mellon and the California Institute of Technology which are also working in this area of "computer optics...
...Brazelton Neonatal Behavioral Assessment Scale has been called a "landmark" and it only requires a flashlight, a red ball, a bell, a rattle and a safety pin. Success depends on the skill of the examiner, who must guide the baby in and out of sleep, calm alertness and crying, while he watches the child's reaction to his simple stimuli. The baby will establish his own pattern of responses out of the infinite number of possibilities, and so give the examiner clues to personal characteristics. "With the scale, we can identify an active baby, a quiet baby, a cuddly baby...