The Relationship between Community Lifestyles and Circulation Patterns in Public Libraries.
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1997
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| author | Davis, Hazel M. Altman, Ellen |
| author_facet | Davis, Hazel M. Altman, Ellen Davis, Hazel M. Altman, Ellen |
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| contents | The Relationship between Community Lifestyles and Circulation Patterns in Public Libraries. Davis, Hazel M. Altman, Ellen Community Characteristics Dewey Decimal Classification Hypothesis Testing Library Circulation Library Collection Development Library Material Selection Library Research Life Style Public Libraries Subject Index Terms Tables (Data) Reports the results of a study of circulation records from 10 communities that were analyzed by Dewey Classification and by subjects to discover whether there is a relationship between community lifestyles and circulation patterns in public libraries. The hypothesis that data on community lifestyles have value for collection development was disproved. (Author/LRW) |
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| language | en |
| publishDate | 1997 |
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| spellingShingle | The Relationship between Community Lifestyles and Circulation Patterns in Public Libraries. Davis, Hazel M. Altman, Ellen Community Characteristics Dewey Decimal Classification Hypothesis Testing Library Circulation Library Collection Development Library Material Selection Library Research Life Style Public Libraries Subject Index Terms Tables (Data) The Relationship between Community Lifestyles and Circulation Patterns in Public Libraries. Davis, Hazel M. Altman, Ellen Community Characteristics Dewey Decimal Classification Hypothesis Testing Library Circulation Library Collection Development Library Material Selection Library Research Life Style Public Libraries Subject Index Terms Tables (Data) Reports the results of a study of circulation records from 10 communities that were analyzed by Dewey Classification and by subjects to discover whether there is a relationship between community lifestyles and circulation patterns in public libraries. The hypothesis that data on community lifestyles have value for collection development was disproved. (Author/LRW) |
| title | The Relationship between Community Lifestyles and Circulation Patterns in Public Libraries. |
| topic | Community Characteristics Dewey Decimal Classification Hypothesis Testing Library Circulation Library Collection Development Library Material Selection Library Research Life Style Public Libraries Subject Index Terms Tables (Data) |
| url | https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ539774 |