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Item Adolescent dress, A Qualitative approach.(Association of College Professors of Textile and Clothing., 1988) Baizerman, S. S.; Eicher, J.B.; Michelman, J.D.Item Adolescent Dress, Part I: Dress and Body Markings of Pscychiat outpatients and inpatients.ic(Libra Publishers, 1991) Michelman, J.; Eicher, Joanne B.Explores the role of dress in a nonpsychiatric population through observation and interviews of high school students, in order to provide data complementary to the first phase of a larger research project. Adolescent dress was examined in relation to three dimensions of the self: the public, private, and secret self. Method; Results; Discussion.Item Adolescent dress, Part II: A Qualitative Study of Suburban High School Students(Libra Publishers, 1991) Eicher, Joanne B.Explores the role of dress in a nonpsychiatriac population through observation and interviews of high school students, in order to provide data complementary to the first phase of a larger research project. Adolescent dress was examined in relation to three dimensions of the self: public, private and secret self.Item Adolescent Dress, Part II: A Qualitative Study of Suburban High School Students(Pryczak Publishers, reprinted with permission from Adolescence 26(10):679-686. Libra Publishers, inc., 1994) Eicher, Joanne B.; Baizerman, Suzanne; Michelman, JohnThrough observation and interviews of high school students, the role of dress in a non-psychiatric population was explored in order to provide data complimentary to the first phase of a larger research project. Adolescent dress was examined in relation to three dimensions of the self: the public, private and secret self. Due to the age of subjects and the length of contact with the interviewer, results provided most information about the public self, particularly descriptions of social types -- categories based on appearance and behavior. These types included a modal [sic], or "average," type and more extreme types appeared to offer valuable reference points for "average" adolescents in the development of their individual identities.Item Adolescent girls' acceptance and rejection based on appearance(Libra Publishers, Inc., 1973) Allen, Charles Duch; Eicher, J.B.Item The African American woman's headwrap: Paradox and meaning.(International Textile and Apparel Association., 1994) Griebel, H.B.; Eicher, J.B.Item African dress as an art form(Michigan State University Press, 1972-11) Eicher, Joanne B.Item African dress: form, action, meaning [including a select bibliography of African dress.(Africana Publishing, 1987) Thieme, Otto C.; Eicher, Joanne B.Item AHL(2009-09-18) ByDesignItem Aligning and Delivering Research Metrics(University of Minnesota, 2007) Boone, Sherri; Grossman, Elizabeth; Haeg, Peter; Singh, Virajita; Ecklein, SandraThis project will review the various metrics collected by the institution and external organizations and after careful analysis will determine what additional information related to research activity is needed in order to demonstrate that the institution is making progress toward our goal.Item The American groom wore a Celtic kilt:Theme weddings as canivalesque events(Berg Publishers, 2003) Winge, Theresa M.; Eicher, Joanne B.Item Analysis of historic and contemporary dress: An African example(American Home Economics Association, 1980) Wuss, B.; Eicher, J.B.A method for analyzing dress was modeled after methods for analyzing languages. The primary data were 607 photographs of members of an extended family of Yoruba people in Nigeria. The photographs, taken between 1900 and 1974, were divided into three groups corresponding to political periods within the time span. Steps in analyzing the data were (1) list all items worn ; (2) calculate frequency of appearance of each item ; (3) identify associations made with items worn most frequently, i.e., male/female, Western /indigenous; (4) within the three time periods, determine models related to associations found in step 3 ; (5) identify items which appear as alternates or additions to model items ; (6) develop rules of dress relating social roles and statuses of individuals to use of particular forms of dress. Although the method was applied to studying dress of a non-Western population, the techniques have potential for comparative studies of the dress of any culture.Item Anthropology of Dress(Maney Publishing;Costume Society of America, 2000) Eicher, Joanne B.Item Bibliography of theses and dissertations on ethnic textiles and dress.(International Textile and Apparel Association, 1993) Cerny, C.; Baizerman, S.; Eicher, J.B.Item Book Review of Allman, Jean, ed., Fashioning Africa: Power and Politics of Dress.(UCLA James S. Coleman African Studies Center., 2008) Eicher, J.B.Item Book review: Fashion's world cities.(Sage, 2009) Eicher, Joanne B.Item Book reviews of "Textiles of Africa" by Dale Idiens ; "The Fabrics of Culture: The Anthropology of Clothing and Adornment" by Justine M. Cordwell: Ronald A. Schwarz.(UCLA James S. Coleman African Studies Center, 1981) Eicher, J.B.Item Brain Tumor Program(2009-09-18) ByDesignItem Bronfenbrenner's Ecological Systems Model and the Use of Imported Madras Cloth Among the Kalabari(http://www.mitpressjournals.org/loi/afar, 1997) Eicher, J.B.; Erekosima, T.V.Item Center for Genome Engineering(2009-08-21) ByDesign