LEVEL 5
FOUR: HUMAN LIFE
I. Stages in development of human life on Earth
411. order of primates and emergence of Hominidae
A. PRIMATES(14:1014-1030)
B. HOMINIDAE(8:1023-1029)
5. b. AUSTRALOPITHECUS(2:436-440)
412. Quaternary Hominidae
A. 1. HOMO ERECTUS(8:1030-1035)
B. 1. HOMO SAPIENS(8:1043-1052)
C. 1. a. NEANDERTHAL MAN(12:910-912)
b. PREHISTORIC AFRICANS(1:286-289)
c. PREHISTORIC ASIANS(2:200-205)
2. a. CRO-MAGNON MAN(5:289-291)
413. Evolution of man: EVOLUTION OF MAN(11:418-430)
414. Human heredity: the races of man
A. HUMAN GENETICS(7:996-1010)
5. CONSANGUINITY(5:31-32)
B. RACES OF MANKIND(15:348-356)
4. a. i. BLOOD GROUPS(2:1144-1149)
C. HUMAN POPULATIONS(14:839-848)
II. Human health and diseases
421. Human health
A. HUMAN HEALTH(8:687-689)
2. c. INFLAMMATION(9:559-564)
d. IMMUNITY(9:247-258)
3. BLEEDING AND BLOOD CLOTTING(2:1107-1111)
C. 1. HUMAN NUTRITION AND DIET(13:417-427)
2. EXERCISE AND PHYSICAL CONDITIONING(7:68-72)
3. SLEEP(16:876-883)
4. HUMAN AGING(1:305-310)
D. 1. DEATH(5:526-529)
2. EMBALMING, BURIAL, AND CREMATION(6:735-741)
422. Structures and functions of the human body
A. HUMAN CARDIOVASCULAR SYSTEM(3:875-885)
3. HUMAN BLOOD(2:1111-1121)
c. BLOOD GROUPS(2.1143-1149)
4. HUMAN BLOOD CIRCULATION(2:1125-1133)
B. HUMAN LYMPHATIC SYSTEM(11:210-213)
C. HUMAN RETICULOENDOTHELIAL SYSTEM(15:780-783)
D. HUMAN RESPIRATORY SYSTEM(15:764-766)
3. HUMAN RESPIRATION(15:747-751)
E. HUMAN DIGESTIVE SYSTEM(5:789-796)
1. a. ii. HUMAN TEETH AND GUMS(18:55-57)
f. ii. HUMAN LIVER(10:1268-1270)
2. HUMAN DIGESTION(5:771-780)
F. HUMAN ENDOCRINE SYSTEM(6:799-817)
2. c. i. MENSTRUATION(11:907-910)
ii. PREGNANCY(14:968-983)
iii. HUMAN PARTURITION(13:1036-1041)
iv. HUMAN LACTATION(10:582-584)
v. MENOPAUSE(11:907)
G. 1. a. HUMAN EMBRYOLOGY(6:742-743)
b. i. HUMAN EMBRYOLOGY(6:743-753)
ii. HUMAN DEVELOPMENT(5:650-658)
2. HUMAN REPRODUCTIVE SYSTEM(15:689-696)
c. vi. HUMAN MAMMARY GLANDS(11:416-417)
H. HUMAN EXCRETORY SYSTEM(7:50-54)
5. HUMAN EXCRETION(7:35-44)
I. 1. HUMAN SKELETAL SYSTEM(16:812-818)
2. BONE(3:18-23)
3. HUMAN CONNECTIVE TISSUE(5:13-17)
4. JOINT(10:252-259)
5. BURSA(3:525)
6. SINUS(16:806-807)
7. HUMAN MUSCLE SYSTEM(12:636-637)
9. HUMAN SKIN(16:838-844)
J. HUMAN BODY CAVITIES AND MEMBRANES(2:1178-1180)
K. HUMAN NERVOUS SYSTEM(12:994-1040)
2. c. CEREBROSPINAL FLUID(3:1172-1174)
5. HUMAN EYE AND VISION(7:91-116)
6. HUMAN EAR AND HEARING(5:1120-1131)
7. HUMAN SENSORY RECEPTION(16:547-555)
423. Human disease: manifestations, recognition', and treatment
A. HUMAN DISEASE(5:841-863)
B. DIAGNOSIS(5:684-695)
4. c. AUTOPSY(2:536-538)
C. THERAPEUTICS(18:278-286)
2. k. ORGAN AND TISSUE TRANSPLANTS(18:627-632)
424. Diseases and disorders of the human body
A. 1. PHYSIOLOGICAL SHOCK(16:699-702)
2. DISEASES OF METABOLISM(11:1049-1060)
3. NUTRITIONAL DISEASES AND DISORDERS(13:408-417)
4. FLUID AND ELECTROLYTE DISORDERS(7:429-433)
5. INFECTIOUS DISEASES(9:532-559)
6. CHILDHOOD DISEASES(4:217-227)
7. a. ELECTRICAL SHOCK(16:698-699)
b. i. BURNS(3:519-525)
ii. FROSTBITE(7:750-751)
c. RADIATION INJURY(15:417-420)
d. COMPRESSION AND DECOMPRESSION
INJURIES(4:1043-1045)
e. MOTION SICKNESS(12:555-556)
f. WOUND(19:1018-1020)
8. DEHYDRATION(5:560-561)
9. POISONS AND POISONING(14:617-622)
10.ALLERGY AND ANAPHYLACTIC SHOCK(1:608-611)
B. 1. a. CANCER(3:763-771)
3. ATROPHY(2:351-353)
C. CARDIOVASCULAR SYSTEM DISEASES AND DISORDERS(3:886-900)
4. BLOOD DISEASES(2:1133-1143)
D. LYMPHATIC SYSTEM DISEASES(11:213-216)
E. RESPIRATORY SYSTEM DISEASES(15:767-778)
6. DISORDERS OF RESPIRATION(15:745-747)
F. DIGESTIVE SYSTEM DISEASES(5:796-804)
7. DISORDERS OF DIGESTION(5:768-771)
G. ENDOCRINE SYSTEM DISEASES AND DISORDERS(6:818-839)
H. BIRTH DEFECTS AND CONGENITAL DISORDERS(2:1073-1076)
I. REPRODUCTIVE SYSTEM DISEASES(15:696-701)
K. EXCRETORY SYSTEM DISEASES(7:54-60)
L. 1. BONE DISEASES AND INJURIES(3:23-30)
2. CONNECTIVE TISSUE DISEASES(5:17-23)
3. JOINT DISEASES AND INJURIES(10:259-265)
6. MUSCLE DISEASES(12:633-636)
7. SKIN DISEASES(16:844-850)
M. NERVOUS SYSTEM DISEASES(12:1041-1057)
7. EYE DISEASES AND VISUAL DISORDERS(7:117-125)
8. EAR DISEASES AND HEARING DISORDERS(5:1133-1138)
10.HEADACHE(8:684-685)
425. Practice of medicine and the care of health
A. MEDICAL EDUCATION(11:809-812)
C. PRACTICE OF MEDICINE AND SURGERY(11:841-852)
1. c. INDUSTRIAL MEDICINE(9:528-532)
D. PUBLIC HEALTH SERVICES(15:202-209)
3. a. i. BIRTH CONTROL(2:1065-1070)
b. EUGENICS(6:1023-1026)
E. HOSPITAL(8:1114-1117)
G. FOOD SUPPLY OF THE WORLD(7:498-504)
H. 2. QUARANTINE AND ISOLATION(15:326-327)
1. 1. INDUSTRIAL MEDICINE(9:528-532)
2. HEALTH AND SAFETY LAWS(8:693-700)
J. ECONOMICS OF HEALTH AND DISEASE(8:689-693)
III. Human behavior and experience
431. General theories of human nature and behavior
432. Conditions and processes affecting behavior and experience
A. INNATE FACTORS IN HUMAN BEHAVIOR(8:1146-1151)
C. DEVELOPMENT OF HUMAN BEHAVIOR(8:1136-1146)
433. Environment influence on behavior and experience: attention/perception
B. ATTENTION(2:354-359)
C. HUMAN SENSORY RECEPTION(16:547-555)
2. HUMAN EYE AND VISION(7:97-116)
3. HUMAN EAR AND HEARING(5:1125-1131)
4. d. THEORIES OF PAIN(13:865-867)
D. PERCEPTION(14:38-44)
E. TIME PERCEPTION(18:421-424)
F. SPACE PERCEPTION(17:378-381)
G. PERCEPTION OF MOVEMENT(14:45-46)
H. ILLUSIONS AND HALLUCINATIONS(9:240-247)
I. THEORIES OF PARAPSYCHOLOGICAL PHENOMENA(13:1002-1004)
434. Internal states affection behavior and experience
B. MOTIVATION(12:556-565)
3. d. i. HUMAN SEXUAL BEHAVIOR(16:593-601)
ii. SEXUAL DEVIATIONS(16:601-610)
C. EMOTION(6:757-766)
D. 1. SLEEP(16:876-883)
2. DREAMS(5:1010-1014)
3. HYPNOSIS(9:133-140)
4. FATIGUE(7:188-193)
5. d. ALCOHOL CONSUMPTION(1:437-441)
435. Capacities that integrate behavior and experience
B. PSYCHOLOGICAL MEASUREMENT(11:734-739)
C. SENSORIMOTOR SKILLS(16:543-545)
D. THEORIES OF INTELLIGENCE(9:677-679)
E. DISTRIBUTION OF INTELLIGENCE(9:672-677)
436. Development of potentials: learning and thinking
A. LEARNING THEORIES(10:754-759)
4. TRANSFER OF TRAINING(18:596-600)
B. PSYCHOMOTOR LEARNING(10:748-754)
C. PERCEPTUAL LEARNING(10:746-748)
D. CONCEPT FORMATION(4:1062-1064)
E. MEMORY: RETENTION AND FORGETTING(11:891-894)
6. ABNORMALITIES OF MEMORY(11:886-891)
F. 1. THEORIES OF THOUGHT PROCESSES(18:352-354)
4. TYPES OF THOUGHT PROCESSES(28:354-358)
437. Inclinations guiding and organizing behavior and experience
B. ATTITUDES(2:360-362)
C. PERSUASION(14:122-126)
438. Personality and self: integration & disintegration of person as whole
A. THEORIES OF PERSONALITY(14:114-118)
B. MEASUREMENT OF PERSONALITY(14:108-114)
D. 1. PSYCHOSES(15:173-179)
2. PSYCHONEUROSES(15:166-173)
j. iii. SEXUAL DEVIATIONS(16:601-610)
4. CONCEPTS OF PSYCHIATRIC TREATMENT(15:141-148)
5. MENTAL HEALTH AND HYGIENE(11:910-914)
IV. Communication and language
441. Methods and forms of communication
A. COMMUNICATION(4:1005-1010)
3. c. HUMOR AND WIT(9:5-11)
C. 2. d. v. LIBRARY SCIENCE(10:867-875)
e. DICTIONARY(5:713-722)
f. ENCYCLOPAEDIAS(6:779-799)
D. HISTORY OF PUBLISHING(15:221-257)
442. Language
A. LANGUAGE(10:642-662)
4. a. i. DIALECTS(5:696-701)
ii. SLANG(16:850-853)
iii. PIDGIN(14:452-454)
B. 1. PHYSIOLOGY OF SPEECH(17:477-492)
2. PHONETICS(14:275-283)
3. GRAMMAR(8:265-274)
4. SEMANTICS(16:506-512)
5. a. NAMES(12:814-819)
C. FORMS OF WRITING(19:1033-1044)
2. c. iii. ALPHABETS(1:618-627)
4. a. i. HIEROGLYPHIC WRITING(8:853-857)
b. i. BRAILLE(3:110-111)
ii. CRYPTOLOGY(5:322-331)
iii. SHORTHAND(16:709-711)
5. d. PUNCTUATION(15:274-277)
D. LINGUISTICS(10:992-1012)
E. LANGUAGES OF THE WORLD(10:662-672)
2. a. INDO-EUROPEAN LANGUAGES(9:431-438)
ii. CELTIC LANGUAGES(3:1063-1068)
iv. ROMANCE LANGUAGES(15:1025-1044)
v. GREEK LANGUAGE(8:392-398)
vi. BALTIC LANGUAGES(2:660-664)
vii. SLAVIC LANGUAGES(16:866-873)
viii. GERMANIC LANGUAGES(8:15-30)
ix. ENGLISH LANGUAGE(6:874-886)
x. ALBANIAN LANGUAGE(1:422-423)
xi. ARMENIAN LANGUAGE(2:23-24)
b. i. URALIC LANGUAGES(18:1022-1032)
ii. BASQUE LANGUAGE(2:762-764)
3. a. i. INDO-IRANIAN LANGUAGES(9:438-456)
ii. DRAVIDIAN LANGUAGES(5:989-992)
iii. AUSTRO-ASIATIC LANGUAGES(2:480-484)
iv. SINO-TIBETAN LANGUAGES(16:796-806)
v. TAI LANGUAGES(17:989-992)
vi. JAPANESE LANGUAGE(10:93-97)
vii. KOREAN LANGUAGE(10:527-530)
viii. ALTAIC LANGUAGES(1:635-639)
x. PALEOSIBERIAN LANGUAGES(13:914-916)
xi. CAUCASIAN LANGUAGES(3:1011-1014)
b. i. AUSTRONESIAN LANGUAGES(2:484-493)
ii. AUSTRALIAN ABORIGINAL
LANGUAGES(2:430-431)
iii. PAPUAN LANGUAGES(13:977-978)
4. a. AFRICAN LANGUAGES(1:218-231)
b. HAMITO-SEMITIC LANGUAGES(8:589-597)
5. a. ESKIMO-ALEUT LANGUAGES(6:962-964)
b. NORTH AMERICAN INDIAN LANGUAGES(13:208-213)
c. MESO-AMERICAN INDIAN LANGUAGES(11:956-963)
d. SOUTH AMERICAN INDIAN LANGUAGES(17:105-112)
6. a. ANATOLIAN LANGUAGES(1:830-835)
b. ETRUSCAN LANGUAGE(6:1018-1019)
c. ITALIC LANGUAGES(9:1074-1076)
d. SUMERIAN LANGUAGE(17:797-798)
e. TOCHARIAN LANGUAGE(18:467-468)
f. ANCIENT EPIGRAPHIC REMAINS(1:837-839)
7. a. INTERNATIONAL LANGUAGE(9:741-743)
V. Aspects of man's daily life
451. Means of subsistence
A. 1. a. ORGANIZATION OF WORK(19:932-941)
2. CONCEPTIONS OF TECHNOLOGY(18:21-24)
3. a. ECONOMIC PRODUCTIVITY(15:27-33)
B. 1. a. HUMAN NUTRITION AND DIET(13:417-427)
c. FOOD SUPPLY OF THE WORLD(7:498-504)
ii. NEW FOOD SOURCES AND PRODUCTS
(7:481-484)
d. GASTRONOMY(7:940-947)
iii. RESTAURANT(15:778-779)
e. i. FEAST AND FESTIVAL(7:197-202)
ii. DIETARY LAWS AND FOOD CUSTOMS
(5:728-736)
2. b. DRESS(5:1015-1039)
c. ii. ARMOR(2:27-30)
iii. RELIGIOUS DRESS AND VESTMENTS
(15:634-639)
d. i. COSMETICS INDUSTRY(5:196-198)
3. e. INTERIOR DESIGN(9:687-730)
ii. FURNITURE AND ACCESSORY FURNISHINGS
(7:794-807)
452. Leisure and play
B. 1. HISTORY OF GAMES(7:870-874)
2. ATHLETIC GAMES AND CONTESTS(2:274-293)
3. AMATEUR AND PROFESSIONAL SPORTS(17:513-515)
4. a. i. SWIMMING AND AQUATIC SPORTS(17:859-867)
ii. BOATING AND YACHTING(2:1156-1173)
b. TRACK-AND-FIELD SPORTS(18:537-552)
c. MOTOR SPORTS(12:565-576)
d. AERIAL SPORTS(1:123-129)
e. SHOOTING(16:702-708)
f. GYMNASTIC AND WEIGHTLIFTING SPORTS(8:513-517)
g. WINTER SPORTS(19:884-890)
h. i. ARCHERY(1:1082-1087)
ii. ASSOCIATION FOOTBALL(SOCCER)(2:210-213)
iii. BASEBALL(2:728-748)
iv. BASKETBALL(2:750-757)
v. BILLIARD GAMES(2:989-993)
vi. BOWLING(3:86-91)
vii. BOXING(3:91-96)
viii. BULLFIGHTING(3:476-478)
ix. CRICKET(5:256-264)
x. CYCLING(5:390-392)
xi. FALCONRY(7:152-154)
xii. FENCING(7:224-231)
xiii. AMERICAN AND CANADIAN FOOTBALL
(7:504-520)
xiv. GOLF(8:242-252)
xv. HANDBALL AND FIVES(8:600-602)
xvi. FIELD HOCKEY(8:983-985)
xvii. HORSE RACING(8:1092-1104)
xviii. ICE HOCKEY(12:161-165)
xix. JAI ALAI(10:6-7)
xx. LACROSSE(10:580-582)
xxi. POLO(14:760-762)
xxii. RACKETS(15:366-368)
xxiii. RODEO(15:981)
xxiv. RUGBY(16:4-10)
xxv. SKIING(16:834-838)
xxvi. TABLE TENNIS(17:981-982)
xxvii. TENNIS AND ALLIED COURT GAMES
(18:131-140)
xxviii. VOLLEYBALL(19:510-511)
xxix. WRESTLING AND ALLIED SPORTS
(29:1024-1028)
5. a. CAMPING(3:708-711)
b. SPORT FISHING(7:362-376)
c. SPORT HUNTING(9:46-53)
d. MOUNTAINEERING(12:584-588)
e. RIDING AND HORSEMANSHIP(15:835-839)
6. CHILDREN'S SPORTS AND GAMES(4:242-246)
C. 2. GAMBLING(7:866-869)
d. ii. LOTTERY(11:113-115)
v. ROULETTE(15:1167-1168)
3. a. CARDS AND CARD GAMES(3:900-904)
i. BRIDGE(3:165-173)
ii. POKER(14:623-625)
iii. RUMMY GAMES(16:24-25)
iv. CRIBBAGE(5:255-256)
b. DICE AND DICE GAMES(5:702-706)
c. BOARD AND TILE GAMES(2:1149-1155)
ii. CHESS(4:195-205)
d. WORD AND LETTER GAMES(19:926-928)
e. NUMBER GAMES AND OTHER MATHEMATICAL
RECREATIONS(13:345-357)
D. HOBBIES(8:973-981)
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