INFORMATION BEHAVIOUR OF MIGRANT HISPANIC FARM WORKERS AND THEIR FAMILIES IN THE PACIFIC NORTHWEST INFORMATION GROUNDS, INFORMATION BEHAVIOUR, BEHAVIOR, WASHINGTON, IMMIGRANTS, INFORMATION HABITS

Immigrants Travel are generally perceived to be information poor, meaning they face major challenges with finding and using greatly needed everyday information.However, little research exists from an information behaviour perspective as differences in language, culture, and other factors such as access make immigrants a difficult population to stud

In laboratory studies of organic aerosol particles reacting with gas-phase oxidants, high concentrations of radicals are often used to study on the timescale of seconds reactions which may be occurring over days or weeks in the troposphere.Implicit in this approach is the assumption that radical concentration and time are interchangeable parameters