Research Report No.4                                 Abstract of Theses                                             1962        This report collected fourteen abstracts of theses for the master of education degree in developmentpsychology in 1962. They are as follows :        1. Reading Skills and Orthography                by Kamol Sudaprasert        2. Pattern of Child - Rearing Practice among Thirty Lower Class Mothers in Bangkok and           Thonburi                by Choochit Pitugsapol       3. Pupils' Expectation Regarding their Teachers in Punishment and Reward                by Namsapaya Chantana-hom       4. Teachers' Attitudes toward Students                by Boonkob Ketawandee       5. The Supernatural - Beliefs of the Children in a Certain Demonstration School                by Prempree Sakoonnasing       6. Development of Art in Thai Children in an Elementary Demonstration School in Bangkok                by Patra Sukontasarp       7. Leisure Time Activities of Students in Two Secondary and Five Vocational Schools in Bangkok            andThonburi                   by Wan Sangsa-ard       8. Adult Literacy in the Village of Napa, Cholburi                by Veera Boonyakanchana       9. Pattern of Child - Rearing Practices among Thirty Middle Class Mothers in Bangkok andThonburi                by Srisaswasdi Cholvisutdhi       10. Attitudes of Prathom IV Children in Bangkok Toward Treatments from Other Member              of Their Families                 by Sumeth Suphasai       11. A Study of Reading Skills of Children some Elementary School in Bangkok.                  by Sawat Pratoomraj       12. A survey of Parents' Opinions Towards the Secondary Demonstration School of the College             Education, Prasarnmitr                      by Somboon Busayakul       13. A Survey of Teachers' Opinions on Behavioral Problems in Secondary Schools in Bangkok                   by Sagiam Inpiromya       14. A Study of Children's ability to Hear the Tone of the Thai Language                   by Isra Chanranyananda                              SWUHOMEPAGEBack to Behavioral Science Research Institute