The Effect of Arrangement on the Use of Library Catalogs: An Experimental Study of a Divided and a Dictionary Catalog |
Contents
DESIGN AND PROCEDURE | 19 |
The Wisconsin and Illinois Catalogs | 29 |
PreTest of the Exercises | 35 |
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05 level Agnes Bernauer Amateur Athletic Union American Library Association analysis approach appropriate catalog cards arrangement author-title card catalog cards that indicate cata catalog use studies cause of failure Chapter characteristics computed content validity conventional subject corporate entries correlation coefficients criteria determine dictionary catalog difficulty divided catalog dividing the catalog document effective evaluation experimental F-statistic factors given in Table grade point average hypothesis Illinois group Illinois students indicate the library instruction investigator Jackson Pollock known-item searches library catalog Locate the appropriate main catalog mean success score measure non-subject entries null hypothesis Otto Ludwig participants patron percent POINT BISERIAL CORRELATION pre-test problems question represented request responses search term search-problems selected SEMESTERS IN COLLEGE semesters on campus significant subject added entries subject and non-subject subject catalog subject entries subject headings subject references subject searches success ratio total number U.S. Civil Service University of Illinois validity Wisconsin students