Symposium on unidentified flying objects: hearings before the Committee on Science and Astronautics, U.S. House of Representatives, Ninetieth Congress, second session, July 29, 1968.

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207Publications:
"Measured
vocational
interests
and
socio-economic
'background
of
college stu-
dents."
The
College
of
Education Record,
University
of
North
Dakota,
1962,
47,
No.
4, 54-56.
"Counselor
competence
and
the
nature of
man."
The
College
of
Education
Record,
University
of
North Dakota,
1962, 47,
No.
5, 70-73.
With
Gillmor,
D.
"A
first
step in evaluation."
The
Superior Student.
(
Inter
-
University
Committee
on
the Superior Student,
Boulder,
Colorado)
1964, 6,
No.
2, 30-33.
"Psychological
implications
in
the
investigation
of
UFO
reports."
In
Loren-
zen,
L.
J.
and
Coral
E.
Flying saucer
occupants.
N.Y.:
A
Signet
Book,
1967.
Pp.
160-186.Professional
Research
and
Writing:
"Permanence
of
measured
vocational
interests
and
socio-economic
back-
ground":
Unpublished
Ph.D.
dissertation,
sponsored
by
Dr.
Robert
Callis,
University
of
Missouri, 1961.
"Student
health
and
demands
for
academic accomplishment:
an
attitude
survey
of
students
at
the
University
of North Dakota."
Unpublished
manuscript
presented
at
the
American
Personnel
and
Guidance
Association
(Commission
VIII,
Student Health
Programs),
Boston,
Massachusetts,April 8, 1963.
"A
hypothetical
view
of
communication
and
human
evolution."
Unpublished
manuscript
presented
•at
the
North
Dakota
-South
Dakota
PsychologicalAssociation
Convention,
May,
1963.
Received
a
small grant
($278.00)
from
the
Grants
-In
-Aid
Committee,
Society
for the
Psychological
Study
of
Social Issues, in
support
of
a
study
to
in-
vestigate
the
relation
of
personal
attitudes
and
scientific
attitudes.
(
Sur-
vey of
persons
interested
in
UFO
reports.)
*
(Manuscript
has
been
rejected
by
the Journal
of
Social Issues.)
**Military
History:
United
States
Army,
Artillery,
1952-1954
;
graduated
as
Honor
Student
No.
1,
Class
No.
A-5324,
7th
Army
NCO
Academy,
Munich,
Germany;
served
as
corporal in
194th
F.A.Br.,
Wertheim,
Germany.
Personal
Hobbies:
Reading;
composing
verses
and
songs;
observing
and
participating
in ath-
letics;
travel;
home
work
-shop
activities.
Personal Information:
Married
on June
7,
1952
to
Marilyn
Joan
Nelson
(born
in
Gurley,
Nebraska,
on
April 28,
1930;
and
graduated
from
the
University
of
Colorado with
a
B.
Mus.
Educ.
in
June
1953)
; oldest
son,
Nelson
Rex
Sprinkle,
born Febru-
ary
20,
1958; younger
son,
Eric
Evan
Sprinkle,
born
on March
22,
1961;
youngest
son,
Matthew David
Sprinkle,
born
on
May
4,
1964;
daughter,
Kristen
Martha,
born
on
April 16, 1967.
PREPARED STATEMENT BY
R.
LEO
SPRINKLE, PH.
D.
To The
Honorable
J.
Edward
Roush,
M.
C.,
Ind.,
Chairman,
Symposium on
Unidentified
Flying
Objects,
The
Committee on
Science
and
Astronautics
(The
Honorable George
P.
Miller,
M.
C.
Calif.,
Chairman),
The
House
of Representa-
tives,
Washington,
D.
C.
20515.
From
R. Leo
Sprinkle,
Ph.
D., Counselor
and
Associate
Professor of
Psy-chology, University
of
Wyoming,
Laramie,
Wyoming
82070.
Re
Symposium on
Unidentified
Flying
Objects.
*Psychological
Problems
in
Gathering
UFO
Data: a
paper
presented in
a
symposium
sponsored
by
Division
21, Engineering Psychology, at the
American
Psychological Associa-tion
convention,
Washington,
D.C.,
September 4,1967.
**Some
Uses
of
Hypnosis
in
UFO
Research;
a
paper
which
will
be
presented
at
the
annual meeting
of the
American
Society of
Clinical
Hypnosis;
Chicago,
III.;
October 10-13,
1968.