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Reading Psychology

Tables of Contents

Reading Psychology

Volume 18, Issue 1
Publication Date: January-March 1997

Can Questions Facilitate Learning from Illustrated Science Text?
Marie K. Iding
pp. 1-30

Comprehension Strategies Instruction: Does It Make a Difference?
Ann L. Loranger
pp. 31-68

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ERIC Research Reviews
Edited by Beth G. Greene
Reading Instruction in the Nongraded Classroom
pp. 69-76

Research Into Practice
Edited by Sara Ann Beach
Responding to Literature: Learning to Read Like a Literary Critic
pp. 77-88

Notes on Contributors
pp. 89


Reading Psychology

Volume 18, Issue 2
Publication Date: April-June 1997

Direct Versus Indirect Environmental Print Instruction and Early Reading Ability in Kindergarten Children
Patricia Kuby and Jerry Aldridge
pp. 91-104

Influence of Narrative Text and Prediction on Written Recall
Gerry A. Coffman
pp. 105-130

The Art of Children's Book Selection: A Labyrinth Unexplored
D. Ray Reutzel and Kari Gali
pp. 131-172

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Research Into Practice
Edited by Sara Ann Beach
At-Risk Readers: Part I - Identifying the Cycle
pp. 173-182

Notes on Contributors
pp. 183

Reading Psychology

Volume 18, Issue 3
Publication Date: July-September 1997

Development and Validation of a Self-Report Measure of Reading Strategy Use
Pereira-Lird and Deane
pp. 185-234

Examining the Question of Gender Bias in the Slosson Intelligence Test in Relation to Reading
Flynt et al.
pp. 235-246

The Relationship Between Reading Comprehension Processes in L1 and L2
Tang
pp. 247-301

Notes on Contributors
pp. 303-305

Reading Psychology

Volume 18, Issue 4
Publication Date: October-December 1997

Articles

Children's Book Preferences: Patterns, Particulars, and Possible Implications
Nancy Boraks, Amy Hoffman, and David Bauer
pp. 309-341

Factors Involved in the Leisure Reading of Upper Elementary School Students
Jon Shapiro and Patricia Whitney
pp. 343-370

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Research into Practice
edited by Sara Ann Beach
At-Risk Readers: Part II - Breaking the Cycle
pp. 371-381

Notes on Contributors
pp. 383-384

Following Page 384:

Title Page to Volume 18
p. 385

Author Index to Volume 18
p. 387

Reading Psychology

Volume 19, Issue 1
Publication Date: January-March 1998

Articles

The Art of Children's Book Selection: A Labyrinth Unexplored
D. Ray Reutzel and Kari Gali
pp. 3-50

Transfer Beyond Workplace Literacy Classes: Twelve Case Studies and a Model
Larry Mikulecky, Paul Lloyd, Patti Siemantel, and Sharon Masker
pp. 51-138

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Notes on Contributors
pp. 139-140

Reading Psychology

Volume 19, Issue 2
Publication Date: April-June 1998

Articles

Assessing the Reading-Writing Relation in Adult Literacy Students
Dolores Perin
pp. 141-183

How Elementary Students Referred for Compensatory Reading Instruction Perform on School-Based Measures of Word Recognition, Fluency, and Comprehension
Timothy V. Rasinski and Nancy D. Padak
pp. 185-216

Moral Theme Comprehension in Third Graders, Fifth Graders, and College Students
Darcia Narvaez, Jennifer Bentley, Tracy Gleason, and Jay Samuels
pp. 217-241

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Notes on Contributors
pp. 243-244


Reading Psychology

Volume 19, Issue 3
Publication Date: July-September 1998

The First Year with the Literature-Based Basals: Examining Teacher's Theoretical Orientations and the Utilization of the Texts in One Rural School
Jennifer L. Altieri
pp. 247-266

Preservice and Inservice Reading Teacher's Knowledge of Literary Concepts and Literary Analysis
Mark Sadoski, Donna E. Norton, Maximo Rodriguez, William Dee Nichols and Jacqueline Parten Gerla
pp. 267-286

Strategic Knowledge When Reading in Order to Write
Susan David Lenski
pp. 287-316

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Notes on Contributors
pp. 317

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