books by James R. Morrison (examination illustrated connecticut)

books by James R. Morrison

books:

Diesel Engineering - Cyclopedia of Diesel Engineering (Illustrated) (Volume 1-5)
Howard E. Degler, L. H. Morrison, ...

American Technical Society, 1937

A truly fantastic reference work on Diesel Engineering. The subtitle of the book reads: "A Home-Study Course and General Reference Work on the Principles of Operation, Details of Construction and the Maintenance of Heavy-Duty and High-Speed Diesels, Other Internal-Combustion Engines, and Diesel Electric Plants; Also a Treatise on Thermodynamics (Illustrated)". A Five-Volume Set. Volume One "Heavy-Duty Engines"; Volume Two "High-Speed Engines"; ...

Nutmeg 1955 : University of Connecticut Yearbook

University of Connecticut, 1955

Boarding Time: The Psychiatry Candidate's New Guide to Part II of the Abpn Examination

6 reviews
James R. Morrison, Rodrigo A. Munoz

American Psychiatric Publishing, Inc., 2003

I passed.
I hate exams and hate studying for exams and do much less than I should to pass them. Luckily, I did pass my Boards on the first try and I think in large part it was due to having read this book cover to cover. It is an easy read and contains a lot of good tips. Good luck.

Boarding Time: A Psychiatry Candidate's Guide to Part II of the Abpn Examination

1 review
James R. Morrison, Rodrigo A. Munoz

American Psychiatric Press, 1995

The official party line but not entirely honest
First of all the good news... this book is a great introduction of what to expect with the Oral Board Exam. Lots of info. As someone who used this book and failed the oral boards here is the bad news...The author writes that if one failed the boards this is due to having violated some basic rule of the practice of medicine or some principle of conduct between human beings...This is not true at ...

Prog Psychobiology & Physiological Psychology

Academic Press, 1995

For 29 years, Progress in Psychobiology and Physiological Psychology has provided cutting-edge literature to behavioral neuroscience research. Honoring the late Alan Epstein, founding co-editor of the series, Volume 16 presents essays in the area of the neurobiology of motivation. Contents include research in ingestive behavior, dopamine and food reward, the effect of insulin in the brain, and mechanisms of thirst and salt appetite.