Search Results - "Attewell, Paul A."

Growing Gaps: Educational Inequality around the World by Attewell, Paul, Ed, Newman, Katherine S., Ed

“…The last half century has seen a dramatic expansion in access to primary, secondary, and higher education in many nations around the world. Educational…”
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Data mining for the social sciences: an introduction by Attewell, Paul, Monaghan, David

“…We live in a world of big data: the amount of information collected on human behavior each day is staggering, and exponentially greater than at any time in the…”
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College Promise Programs as Symbolic Politics by Monaghan, David B., Attewell, Paul A.

“…Since the Tennessee Promise’s 2014 launch, “free college” or “Promise” programs have proliferated rapidly and converged on design features: a “last-dollar”…”
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New Evidence on College Remediation by Attewell, Paul A, Lavin, David E, Domina, Thurston, Levey, Tania

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Computers and Young Children: Social Benefit or Social Problem? by Attewell, Paul, Battle, Juan, Suazo-Garcia, Belkis

“…Using time-diary data from a national sample of young school-age children, we examine the correlates of time spent at home on computing for cognitive and other…”
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New Evidence on College Remediation by Attewell, Paul, Lavin, David, Domina, Thurston, Levey, Tania

“…Using college transcripts, we separate the effects of remedial coursework from high school preparation. For two-year colleges, taking remedial classes was not…”
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The effect of lithium carbonate on affect, mood, and personality of normal subjects by Judd, L L, Hubbard, B, Janowsky, D S, Huey, L Y, Attewell, P A

“…Data reflecting affect, mood, and personality attributes of 23 normal men were compared after two weeks of placebo administration and two weeks of therapeutic…”
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Lithium carbonate and ethanol induced "highs" in normal subjects by Judd, L L, Hubbard, R B, Huey, L Y, Attewell, P A, Janowsky, D S, Takahashi, K I

“…The responses of twenty-three normal male subjects to a standardized dose of 95% ethanol (1.32 ml/kg of body weight) were compared after two weeks of placebo…”
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The productivity paradox by Attewell, Paul A

“…The investments that colleges have made in information technology have failed to stem staff growth or to hold down administrative expenses…”
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Radical Political Economy since the Sixties: A Sociology of Knowledge Analysis by Riddell, Tom

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