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Annual Index Volume 88, Numbers 1-4 (Spring, Summer, Fall, and Winter 1996) Journal of Family and Consumer Sciences Adams, Charlie (also JoAnn L. Fournet, Rachel (also Sandra Dugas Hobbs, Beverly B. (also L. Joyce Mohanty, Manashi. Women in India: Shroyer and Lynn Huffman). and Mary Guarino). Fostering Chang). Identifying and Meet- The Relationship of Literacy The Challenge and Dilemma of Relationships with Business ing the School-Age Child Care and Participation in Household Elderly Blind Persons; Winter and Industry: A Partnership Needs of Rural Families; Win- Decision Making; Spring 1996, 1996, 31. Model; Fall 1996, 23. ter 1996, 13. 42. Barnett, Susan J. (also Gary John- Freeburg, Elizabeth W. (also Jane E. Hunt, Alice E. (also Janet F. Pope). Murray, Kathleen M. (also David L. son). Further Evidence on the Workman). Reactions to an The Effect of Knowledge, Risk Howell). Child Care Entry Relationship Between Partici- Advertisement Using a Model Factors and Intent to Modify Level Skills: Implications for pation in Nutrition Education in a Wheelchair: Implications Diet on Fat ConsumptionWi;n - Vocational Programs; Spring Programs and Changes in for Educators; Fall 1996, 51. ter 1996, 54. 1996, 22. Dietary Behavior: Spring 1996, Goldsmith, Elizabeth B. (also Myer, Patricia A. (also Alice M. 30. Katherine M. Shelfer). Elec- Jolly, Sue. Pioneer Mabel Ward: Edu- Crites and Virginia Haldeman). Blankemeyer, Maureen (also Mar- tronic Resources for Family cator and Entrepreneur; Sum- Assessing the Need for Family garet J.W eber). MentoringT:h e and Consumer Sciences; Spring mer 1996, 64. Economic Well-Being Pro- Socialization of Graduate Stu- 1996, 10. LaBat, Karen L. (also Marilyn R. grams: A Comparison of Two dents for the 215¢ Century; Fall Goss, Rosemary Carucci (also DeLong, Sherri Gahring, Samples; Fall 1996, 27. 1996, 32. Michael K. Johnson). Capital- Jayanna Getting. Horaa Amir- Nickols, Sharon Y. (also Carol B. Fazli and MiYoung Lee). Eval- Meeks and Anne L. Sweaney). BrandCono,n onDoer othayn dP . (aSlhsoa rRount h MR.. oifz inIgn douns tOrpyp-oFratcuulntiyt y:C olAl aMboodreal- uation of a Skin Cancer Inter- Contributions of College Expe- vention Program for Youth; riences to African American Redick). Family and Con- tion; Summer 1996, 43. sumer Sciences Relevance to Harden, Amy J. TV Shopping: A Summer 1996, 3. and White Graduates’ Careers; Botswana's Development with Summary of Women’s Atti- Laughlin, Joan. Textiles and Cloth- Winter 1996, 25. O'Neill, Barbara. Baby Boomers at Implications for Global Family tudes Gained Through Focus ing Researchers Response to Mid-Life: Financial Planning and Consumer Sciences Pro- Group Discussions; Winter Garbarino’s “Socially Toxic grams; Spring 1996, 21. 1996, 58. Environment”; Fall 1996, 60. for 2000 and Beyond; Winter 1996, 3. Brech, Detri M. Nutrition: A Major Hedrich, Mary Anne (also Roberta Lawhon, Tommie. Responsible Pauley, Elizabeth D. Family and Role in Healthy Babies of Teen Voss). Ninth Graders’ Views Fathering: An Educational Consumer Sciences Curricula: Parents; Summer 1996, 33. about the Opposite Sex and Approach; Winter 1996, 35. What Do Students, Parents, Burke, Clarrie (also Donna Pender- Themselves; Fall 1996, 9. Lytton, Ruth H. (also Anna Faculty and Community Want?; gast). Home Economics in Hegde, Asha L. Retailers: Do You Marshall-Baker, Mark J. Spring 1996, 11. Queensland, Australia: Its Cur- Understand the Implications of Benson. and Rosemary Potthoff, Joy K. Interior Design rency and Future Directions; Lighting Quality and Quantity Blieszner). Writing to Learn: Work in Architectural Firms; Spring 1996, 15. for Product Sales?; Winter Course Examples in Family Spring 1996, 55. Cummings, Merrilyn (also Susan 1996, 9. and Consumer Sciences; Spring Rawson, Kay T. (also Joan McFad- Wright. Kathryn Treat, and Hegde, Asha L. (also Margaret J. 1996, 35. den and Gien O. Jenson). The Brenda Seevers). Building Weber). Evaluation of Practi- Empty-Nest Syndrome Revis- McBride, Sheri. From Good Hus- Bridges: Preprofessional Lead- tioners Regayding Their Per- ited: Women in Transition at bandry to Good Business: The e1r9s9h6i,p 60.D evelopment; Spring ceedpgtei oannsd oEfd ucLaitgihotni;n g FalKln o1w9l96-, Origin and Evolution of the RickmMaind,l ifCeh;a rSluiem meW.r (a1l9s9o6 , H4o8.w ard Curry, Zane D. (also JoAnn Shroyer, 37. Three-Piece Suit; Fall 1996, 43. R.D. Gordon). Problems Fac- Cheryl D. Staton and Danna J. Hertzler, Ann A. Food Guides: Pro- McCuaig, Shauna (also MiYoung ing Families in Public Housing Curry). Environmental Assess- grams and Policies; Summer Lee, Jodi Barker and Kim K.P. Communities; Spring 1996, 44. ment instrument Development 1996, 26. Johnson). Retail Merchandis- Spanier, Graham B. Humanizing the and Usage for the Analysis of Hertzler, Ann A. (also Juanita ing Competencies: A Compari- University; Spring 1996, 3. son of Perceptions Among Stevens, Georgia L. (also Jeanne Adult and Pediatric Patient Bowens). Educating Volunteers Entry-Level Managers, Educa- Thibo Karns). Parental Atti- Room Design; Summer 1996, to Maximize Health Fair Out- 53. comes; Fall 1996, 47. tors, Recruiters, and Students; tudes Concerning Self-Care by Winter 1996, 49. School-Age Children in Rural Erwin, Wendy Tenpenny (also James Hertzler, Ann A. (also Robert B. D. Moran, Ill and Jacquelyn Frary and Candice L. Ward). McGregor, Sue L.T. Consumer Pol- Communities; Spring 1996, 26. McInnis). Role Definition and Food Guide Pyramid Menus icy Frameworks: A Taxonomy Stone,a nAdl B(eatlssyo KGaatbhbl)e.e nE thAincnal LPoedrl- Perceptions of Home Econom- for Preschoolers: Adequacy of of Contributory Components; ics Secondary Programs; Win- Selected Nutrients; Winter Summer 1996, 36. ceptions of Interior Design Stu- dents: An Educational Study; ter 1996, 17. 1996, 63. Miller, Kimberly A. (also Margaret Summer 1996, 59. Forney, Judith C. (also Elizabeth R. Hines, Jean D. (also Mary E. B. Protillo). Collaborative Stuhidreher, Wendy L. (also Diann Arnold). Perceptions of Swinker). Consumers’ Willing- Opportunities Within Historic Zetty Zuchowski and Marian NAFTA’s Benefits and Risks ness to Purchase Apparel Pro- Costume Collections: The Liddel). Family and Consumer by Texas Textile and Apparel duced from Recycled Fibers; Process of Revitalizing a Dor- Sciences Teachers: Promote Business Personnel; Fall 1996, Winter 1996, 41. mant Collection: Winter 1996, Healthful Eating for the Year 17. Hira, Tahira K. Ethics: Personal and 45. 2000; Fall 1996, 3. Forney, Judith C. (also Christy Professional Implications; Miller, Stephanie Hotta (also Peggy Vickery, Connie E. (also Dorothy H. Crutsinger and Elizabeth R. Spring 1996, 6. S. Meszaros). Study of National Ross and Nancy Cotugna). Arnold). Teen Shoplifting of Hira, Tahira K. Life for Children and Incoming Supply and Demand Encouraging Undergraduate Clothing: Normative Influ- Families in the "90s: Role of for Family and Consumer Sci- Students to Publish: Getting ences, Motivations and Experi- Family Economics; Fall 1996, ences Teachers and Extension Their Message Into Print; Fall ence; Spring 1996, 15. 56. Educators; Spring 1996, 51. 1996, 13. 62 @ JOURNAL OF FAMILY AND CONSUMER SCIENCES @ Winter 1997