ERIC ED431882: Business Education Index, 1998. Index of Business Education Articles and Research Studies Compiled from a Selected List of Periodicals Published during the Year 1998.

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Business Education Index, 1998. Index of Business Education
Articles and Research Studies Compiled from a Selected List
of Periodicals Published during the Year 1998.
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Delta Pi Epsilon Society, Little Rock, AR.
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Individual Development; Job Training; Journal Articles;
Organizational Development; Postsecondary Education;
Scholarly Journals; Teaching Methods; Word Processing
ABSTRACT
This book contains approximately 1,200 entries indexed from
1998 business education and related publications that are a minimum of 10
pages in length, contain at least 3 substantive artic1e5 (preferably research
based), and are readily available in business education libraries. All
entries consist of these parts: title, author(s), publication, volume and
number, inclusive pages, and date. Articles are arranged in alphabetical
order by 12 major subject categories and then by subcategories. Each article
is indexed under at least one and no more than four subjects. Subject
categories include the following: basic business, communications, curriculum,
document design and production, general educational issues, information
systems, office management, personnel issues, research methodology issues,
teaching issues, teaching strategies, and training and development. Entries
are also indexed by author.
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Business Education Index
1998
Index of Business Education Articles and Research Studies
Compiled From a Selected List of Periodicals Published
During the Year 1998
Volume 59
Cheryl L. Noll, Ph.D.
Co-Editor
Pat R. Graves, Ed.D.
Co-Editor
Janel L. Kupferschmid
Student Assistant
Eastern Illinois University
Published by Delta Pi Epsilon
National Honorary Professional Graduate Society
In Business Education
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Copyright 1999 by Delta Pi Epsilon Society. All Rights Reserved. Printed
in the United States of Arnerica. This book,
or parts thereof, may not be
reproduced in any form without permission.
ISBN 1-881530-15-9
Additional copies of the Index may be obtained from
Robert B. Mitchell, Executive Director, Delta Pi Epsilon
P.O. Box 4340, Little Rock, AR 72214
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Editorial Policy
Publications indexed in the Business Education Index will be limited
to
specific business education publications and those related to business
education. Priority will be given to journals that are essential to research
and teaching in the broad business education spectrum.
The publications in the Index must provide sufficient information
to be
of significant use to researchers. Also, the ability to locate journals and
magazines from library sources is essential to the research
process. There-
fore, state and regional business education publications will be indexed if
they meet the following requirements:
1. Publications that are a minimum of 10
pages in length.
2. Publications containing at least three substantive articles, preferably
re-
search-based.
3. Publications that are distributed to NABTE institution libraries
or to
NABTE.institution department in which buSiness education is located.
4. Publications that are provided without charge
to the editor.
Any organization or editor who wishes to have
a publication included in the
Index should contact the 1999 Index editor.
Dr.,Cheryl L. Noll, Editor
1999 Business Education Index
School of Business
Eastern Illinois University
Charleston, IL 61920
217-581-6933
Suggestions for Using the Index
All entries have the title, author(s), publication,
volume and number (if
applicable), inclusive pages, and date. An explanation of
the abbreviations
for the names of the indexed publications is shown
in the "Publications In-
dexed" section in the back of the Index.
Subject Entries
Articles are arranged in alphabetical order by major
subject category and
then by subcategories. Major categories will contain
miscellaneous entries
related to that topic; subcategories will contain
more specific entries. All
headings for these categories
are in bold. The major category headings are
printed larger than the subcategory headings
set in italics. Each article is
indexed under at least one and
no more than four subjects.
The list on the next
page shows the subjects and the page number on which
the entries begin.
Author Entries
All author entries are listed in alphabetical order
beginning on page 115.
For two author entries, each author is listed first
one time. For three or
more authors, the phrase "and other authors" follows each author
name;
each author is listed one time. When
an author has more than one article,
the article entries are separated by the symbol
>-.
Information Systems
49
Database Management
54
End-User Computing
55
Hardware
57
Networks
58
1998 Subjects
Programming
59
Records Management
59
Software
61
Basic Business
Systems Analysis
62
1
Accounting
1
Consumer Awareness
Office Management
2
63
Economics
Equipment and Supplies
3
63
Entrepreneurship/
Ergonomics and
Small Business
Facility Management
6
64
Finance/Investments
6
Mail Management
64
International Business
8
Management
Personnel Issues
11
65
Marketing
Diversity
17
65
Ethics and Law
66
Communications
20
Occupational Information
68
Business English
24
Performance Evaluation
70
Collaboration
24
Professional Development
70
Court Reporting
25
Temporary Staffmg
71
Electronic
27
Work Behavior
71
Multicultural
30
Presentations
Research Methodology/Issues
32
73
Writing
34
Teaching Issues
76
Curriculum
36
Classroom Management
76
Colleges and Universities
36
Diverse Populations
77
Graduate
38
Instructional Technology
78
Junior High/Middle School
39
Teacher Performance
85
Postsecondary/
Teacher Preparation
86
Community College
39
Testing and Evaluation
87
.
Secondary/High School
40
Teaching Strategies
89
Document Design and Production .40
Adult Learners
92
Keyboarding
42
Business Education
92
Reprographics
42
Collaborative Learning
96
Typography
43
Global/Cultural Awareness
96
School-to-Work
97
General Educational Issues
43
Technology Education
98
Administration
47
Vocational Education
101
International Education
48
Standards
49
Training and Development
103
Instructional Design
109
Performance Improvement
109
Business Education Index
Cross-functional interface of marketing and
accounting: Value chain analysis. James A.
Stephens and Jeffrey Archambault. Mid-
1
Amer J Bus, Vol. 13, No. 1: 31-40, Spring 98
Subj ect Entries
Factors influencing students' peer evaluation
in cooperative learning. Obeua S. Persons.
JEB, Vol. 73, No. 4: 225-229, Mar/Apr 98
Basic Business
Gender differences in the job attitudes of
Basic business education. Betty J. Brown.
accountants. Jane E. Baird, Robert C. Zelin
Rev and Synth of Resrch Bus Educ, 13-43, 98
II, and Dale E. Marxen. Mid-Amer J Bus,
Vol. 13, No. 2: 35-42, Fall 98
Fostering the entrepreneurial spirit: Integrat-
ing the business community into the class-
Identifying communication barriers to learn-
room. Allen D. Truell, Linda Webster, and
ing in large group accounting instruction.
Conda Davidson. Bus Ed Forum, Vol. 53,
Martha S. Doran and Steven Golen. JEB,
No. 2: 28-29, Dec 98
Vol. 73, No. 4: 221-224, Mar/Apr 98
Internal control environment forces and re-
Accounting
porting decisions made by financial account-
Accounting. Lonnie Echternacht. Rev and
ants. Jill M. D'Aquila. New York University,
Synth of Resrch Bus Educ, 1-12, 98
Doctoral dissertation, 97
Accounting educators' perceptions of ac-
Predicting final achievement of high school
counting students' preparation and skills: A
Accounting I students: Problem-based versus
10-year update. John R. Tanner, Michael W.
objective exams. Conda Davidson, Linda
Totaro, and Thomas E. Wilson, Jr. JEB, Vol.
Webster, and Allen D. Truell. DPE Proc,
74, No. 1: 16-17, Sep/Oct 98
187-191, 98
Accounting students' perceptions of impor-
The benefits and influence of the (American)
tant skills for career success. Catherine Usoff
Certified Public Accountants (CPA)
program
and Dorothy Feldmann. JEB, Vol. 73, No. 4:
on career development of accountants and
215-220, Mar/Apr 98
auditors in Egypt. Essam M. Shaltout and
Salah El-Sabaa. DPE Proc, 13-16, 98
Accounting: The discipline of the discipline.
Sharon T. Walters. KBEA J, 16-18, Spring 98
The significant role of critical thinking in
predicting auditing students' performance.
Attitudes of graduating accounting seniors
Elizabeth K. Jenkins. JEB, Vol. 73, No. 5:
on entry-level positions: an international
274-279, May/June 98
comparison. Robin T. Peterson and J. Stuart
Devlin. JEB, Vol. 74, No. 1: 54-57, Sep/Oct 98
Understanding the nuances of American
and British accounting terminology. James
Criteria for recruitment
as assistant professor
Calvert Scott and David Dugdale. Bus Ed
of accounting in colleges and universities.
Forum, Vol. 52, No. 3: 7-10, Feb 98
Venkat M. Iyer and Dixie Clark. JEB, Vol.
74, No. 1: 6-10, Sep/Oct 98
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Business Education Index
VITA: A hands-on learning experience for
Book review: Asking about prices: A
new
accounting students. Anthony Basile. Bus Ed
approach to understanding price stickiness
Forum, Vol. 52, No. 4: 22-24, Apr 98
by Alan S. Blinder, Elie R. D. Canetti, DaVid
E. Lebow, and-Jeremy B. Rudd. Lars Perner.
What writing skills should accounting stu-
J Cons MT, Vol. 32, No. 2:424-427, Winter 98
dents be taught? Douglas C. Smith, Sandra J.
Nelson, and Susan M. Moncada. Bus Ed
Book review: Consumer economic issues
Forum, Vol. 52, No. 4: 43-44, Apr 98
in America by Thomas E. Garman. Lauren
Leach. J Cons Aff, Vol. 32, No. 2: 431-433,
Winter 98
Consumer Awareness
Book review: Paper or plastic? Energy,
A Bayesian approach for analyzing the
serv-
environment, and consumerism in Sweden
ices of banking institutions. Greg M. Lepak.
and America by Rita J. Erickson. Angela
J Cons Aff, Vol. 32, No. 1: 121-144, Sum-
.
Hausman. J Cons Aff, Vol. 32, No. 2: 427-
mer 98
431, Winter 98
A picture is worth a thousand words: Using
Book review: Reworking success: New
photography to teach self-concept and intro-
communities at the Millennium by Robert
duce students to consumer behavior. Cathy
Theobald. Judy McKenna. J Cons MT,
L. Hartman and Lori A. Braunstein. JME,
Vol. 32, No. 2: 440-443, Winter 98
Vol. 20, No. 3: 236-243, Fall 98
Comparing alternative question forms for
A process approach for developing skills
assessing consumer concerns. Robert 0.
in a consumer behavior course. H. Shanker
Herrmann, Arthur Sterngold, and Rex H.
Krishnan and Thomas W. Porter. JME, Vol.
Warland. J Cons Aff, Vol. 32, No. 1: 13-29,
20, No. 1: 24-34, Spring 98
Summer 98
Ambiguity and exaggeration in price
promo-
Compulsive buying among college students:
tion: Perceptions of the elder and nonelder
An investigation of its antecedents,
conse-
consumer. Jane W. Licata, Abhijit Biswas,
quences, and implications for public policy.
and Balaji C. Krishnan. J Cons Aff, Vol. 32,
James A. Roberts. J Cons Aff, Vol. 32, No.
No. 1: 56-81, Summer 98
2: 295-319, Winter 98
Are apparel trade restrictions regressive?
Consumer decision-making styles of young-
Jessie X. Fan, Jinkook Lee, and Sherman
adult Chinese. Jessie X. Fan and Jing J.
Hanna. J Cons Aff, Vol. 32, No. 2: 252-274,
Xiao. J Cons Aff, Vol. 32, No. 2: 275-294,
Winter 98
Winter 98
Book review: The heretic's feast: A history
Consumers' use of nutritional labels while
of vegetarianism by Colin Spencer. Peggy K.
food shopping and at home. Rodolfo M.
Schomaker. .1 Cons Aff, Vol. 32, No. 1: 179-
Nayga, Jr., Dania Lipinski, and Nitin Savur. J
182, Summer 98
Cons Aff, Vol. 32, No. 1: 106-120, Summer 98
Book review: Trading up: Consumer and
Coping with consumer fraud: The need for a
environmental regulation in a global
econ-
paradigm shift. Monroe Friedman. J Cons
omy by David Vogel. Robert N. Mayer. J
Aff, Vol. 32, No. 1: 1-12, Summer 98
Cons Aff, Vol. 32, No. 1: 176-179, Summer 98
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Disabled elders' out-of-pocket home care
The effects of activity and aging on rural
expenses: Examining financial burden.
community living and consuming. Nancy J.
Marlene S. Stum, Jean W. Bauer, and Paula
Miller, Soyoung Kim, and Sherry Schofield-
J. Delaney. J Cons Aff, Vol. 32, No. 1: 82-
Tomschin. J Cons Aff, Vol. 32, No. 2: 343-
105, Summer 98
368, Winter 98
Enhancing consumer choice: Are we making
The proces of becoming homeless: An inves-
appropriate recommendations? Jinkook Lee
tigation of female-headed families living in
and Loren V. Geistfeld. J Cons Aff, Vol. 32,
poverty. Renya Reed Wasson and Ronald
No. 2: 227-251, Winter 98
Paul Hill. J Cons Aff, Vol. 32, No. 2: 320-
342, Winter 98
Geographic variation in consumer prices:
Implications for local price indices. Michael
L. Walden. J Cons Aff, Vol. 32, No. 2: 204-
Economics
226, Winter 98
A Connecticut Yankee in Estonia. Edward
M. Scahill. J Econ Ed, Vol. 29, No. 4: 340-
Going global: A new paradigm for consumer
346, Fall 98
protection. Allan Asher. J Cons Aff, Vol. 32,
No. 2: 183-203, Winter 98
A geometric solution of a Cournot oligopoly
with nonidentical firms. Jyotirmoy Sarkar,
Household debt quintiles: Explaining
Barnali Gupta, and Debashis Pal. J Econ Ed,
changes 1983-1989. Deborah D. Godwin. J
Vol. 29, No. 2: 118-126, Spring 98
Cons Aff, Vol. 32, No. 2: 369-393, Winter 98
Algebra and Social Security: A perfect fit.
Influence of client-based subsidies on the
Arthur C, Mead. J Econ Ed, Vol. 29, No. 1:
market for child care. Peter R. Mueser and
47-53, Winter 98
Robert 0. Weagley. J Cons Aff, Vol. 32, No.
1: 145-175, Summer 98
Book review: Macroeconomic essentials
for media interpretation by Peter Kennedy.
Personal finance-Consumer education at all
Phillip Saunders. J Econ Ed, Vol. 29, No. 2:
educational levels. Jeanette A. Karjala and
187-190, Spring 98
Larry G. Pagel. Bus Ed Forum, Vol. 52, No.
4: 26-27, Apr 98
Book review: The fire of inyention: Civil
society and the future of the corporation by
The dangers of educational and cultural
Michael Novak. Phillip K. Tompkins. Mgt
populism: Three vignettes
on the problems
Corn Qtly, Vol. 12, No. 2: 337-342, Nov 98
of aesthetic insensitivity, the pitfalls of
pan-
dering, and the virtues of artistic integrity.
Book review: Teaching undergraduate
eco-
Morris B. Holbrook. J Cons Aff, Vol. 32,
nomics: A handbook for instructors by Wil-
No. 2: 394-423, Winter 98
liam B. Walstad and Phillip Saunders, edi-
tors. Cecilia A. Conrad. J Econ Ed, Vol. 29,
The development and testing of
a measure of
No. 4: 380-382, Fall 98
skepticism toward environmental claims
in
marketers' communications. Lois
A. Mohr,
Book review: The future of capitalism: How
Dogan Eroglu, and Pam Scholder
Ellen. J
today's economic forces shape tomorrow's
Cons Aff, Vol. 32, No. 1: 30-55,
Summer 98
world by Lester C. Thurow. Wendy E. A.
Ruona. HRD Qtly, Vol. 9, No. 2: 193-198,
Summer 98