PubMed · 3982534
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R W Koster, G A van Montfrans. 1985-02-23. [Physician, dissertation and word processor].. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/3982534/
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Doctoral theses represent a largely inaccessible mine of useful information. There is no simple way of finding out whether someone in another institution has written a thesis that is relevant to your own work, or of reading it. Here, we describe how this situation could be remedied by making theses freely available and easy to search in an international 'Thesis-Line' accessible through the Internet.
This article extends Clark, Hungerford, and Reilley's (1984) review of dissertations accepted by American universities from 1923 to 1980 by examining dissertations of the 1980s. A table shows which areas of research received the most attention in each of the last 3 decades. There was an increase in the percentage of psychology and educational psychology researchers using hypnosis in dissertations.
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