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PROCEEDINGS OF AN INVITATIONAL CONFERENCE ON SCHOOL PSYCHOLOGY A report entitled, CONTRIBUTIONS OF THE BEHAVIORAL SCIENCES TO QUALITY EDUCATION, is available on a conference for school psychologists held at F l o r i d a State University, December 7 and 8, 1964. Edited by Willard H. Nelson a'nd Don F. Driggs, the report includes addresses by Eli M. Bower, Susan W. Gray and Gordon L. Lippitt. 24