Southern California geology and Los Angeles earthquakes; with an introduction to the physical geography of the region, by Robert T. Hill ...

Abstract

It is my sincere desire that the data herein presented will overtake and cancel the unjust consequences of misinformation. NATURE OF PREDICTIONS The following quotation of statements made by Dr. Willis will make clear the nature of his prophecies. "Indications are that we may anticipate a grave, farreaching quake in Southern California." "A great shock may come soon or within a decade, or not until after more than a decade." "The indications are that we have to expect a deepseated, more far-reaching earthquake in Southern SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA ATTACKED 5 California. In the north we have quite a long period to wait." "These conditions may be interpreted as indicating either little chance of earthquake in Los Angeles and vicinity, or the probability of a severe shock in the not distant future, the latter alternative being of the PART TWO GENERALIZATIONS CONCERNING EARTHQUAKES This paper is not a treatise on the general subject of earthquakes, and hence I discuss the subject only briefly. Volumes have been written about them and the reader who wishes to delve more deeply into the subject can find many books to satisfy his thirst for knowledge.M odern seismologists hold that an ordinary earthquake is a deep-seated jar to the earth's crust caused when the rock suddenly moves, snaps back, or elastically recoils as a result of release from strain. This is called the rebound theory. In harmony with it, Dr. Daly defines an earthquake as a "snap." Such releases of strains are usually local occurrences, which are associated with earth cracks shown as "faults" or "fault lines," and occur at spots along their extent.

The marathon encounter group--vision and reality: Exhuming the body for a last look.

“…All groups were co-led by a psychologist (me) and a psychiatrist (Al Straumfjord). My dog, Blue, joined us in the discussion group.1 Group process was assessed using the Hill Interaction Matrix (Hill, 1965) to assure that therapy actually had occurred in the treatment groups. Members of all groups completed the Minnesota Multiphasic Personality Inventory(Dahlstrom & Welsh, 1960), the McKinney Sentence Completion Blank (McKinney, 1967), and an adaptation of the Jourard Self Disclosure Questionnaire (Jourard, 1964).…”

Supervisory and Counseling Process: A Comparative Study

“…A second kind of measuring device used in this research was the Hill Interaction Matrix (HIM), developed by Copplino and Hill in 1959 (Hill 1965). The HIM is a method of categorizing and scoring verbal interaction.…”

Structure and Ambiguity: Conceptual and Applied Misconceptions

“…After receiving one of these kinds of pregroup training, participants of each treatment condition were asked to "form a group and get better acquainted using the information they had learned" (Evensen & Bednar, 1978, p. 69). The dependent measures in this study were of three classes: Group behavior was rated from audiotapes using the Hill Interaction Matrix (Hill, 1965); self-disclosure and feedback were assessed through a selfreport instrument developed for this study; and group cohesion was measured by the self-report Gross Cohesion Scale (Gross, 1957).…”