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Development And Validation Of A Measurement Scale To Analyze The Environment For Evidence-Based Medicine Learning And Practice By Medical Residents, Fangqiong Mi
Wayne State University Dissertations
A growing number of residency programs are instituting curricula to include the component of evidence-based medicine (EBM) principles and process. However, these curricula may not be able to achieve the optimal learning outcomes, perhaps because various contextual factors are often overlooked when EBM training is being designed, developed, and implemented. The purpose of the study was to develop and validate an instrument, the EBM Environment Scale, to analyze the environment for EBM learning and practice as perceived by medical residents.
The development of the EBM Environment Scale underwent the process of content domain identification, item generation, review by content experts …
College Students' Perceptions Of An Uncomfortable Sexual Experience, Sandra Lee Parent
College Students' Perceptions Of An Uncomfortable Sexual Experience, Sandra Lee Parent
Wayne State University Dissertations
The purpose of this study was to investigate college students' perception of an uncomfortable sexual experience and identify factors that may reinforce revictimization of rape victims. An additional purpose was to compare perceptions of rape victims to perceptions of those who have never been raped, but because the sample size of rape victims was too small, and the data could not be analyzed and data from rape victims were eliminated from further analyses. In the final sample, data were collected from 296 college students attending a large commuter campus university. Participants were randomly assigned to read one of four scenarios …
Investigating The Metal Binding Sites In Znta, A Zinc Transporting Atpase, Sandhya Muralidharan
Investigating The Metal Binding Sites In Znta, A Zinc Transporting Atpase, Sandhya Muralidharan
Wayne State University Dissertations
ZntA from Escherichia coli is a member of the PIBtype ATPase family of transporters. The PIB-type ATPase pumps maintain cellular homeostasis of heavy metals such as Zn2+, Co2+, Cu2+, Cu+, and mediate resistance to toxic metals such as Pb2+, Cd2+ and Ag+. ZntA confers resistance to Pb2+, Cd2+, and Zn2+ by pumping these ions out of the cytoplasm. ZntA has two metal binding sites, one in the hydrophilic N-terminal domain and the other in the transmembrane region. The …
University Students' Attitudes Towards Body Hair And Hair Removal: An Exploration Of The Effects Of Background Characteristics, Socialization, And Societal Pressures, Bessie Rigakos
Wayne State University Dissertations
Body hair removal is a behavior that is taken for granted by many women in the United States. Existing feminist literature suggests that body hair removal is a major component of societal norms. This study aimed to contribute to the literature by exploring the social factors that influence the extent of women's depilation from public/visible body areas and private/hidden body areas, and the number of depilatory methods utilized. A total of 303 female students from Wayne State University completed questionnaires asking about their attitudes towards body hair/hair removal. It was confirmed that the vast majority (291 or 96%) remove their …
An Inquiry Into Situational Interest In A Tenth Grade History Class: Lesson Design And Implementation From Berlyne And Bergin Perspectives, Christine Louise Morgan
An Inquiry Into Situational Interest In A Tenth Grade History Class: Lesson Design And Implementation From Berlyne And Bergin Perspectives, Christine Louise Morgan
Wayne State University Dissertations
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Molecular Modeling Of Energetic Materials And Chemical Warfare Agents, Nandhini Sokkalingam
Molecular Modeling Of Energetic Materials And Chemical Warfare Agents, Nandhini Sokkalingam
Wayne State University Dissertations
Contamination of military sites by energetic materials and chemical warfare agents is a growing problem. To avoid health hazards associated with these compounds, it is necessary to decontaminate or remediate the contaminated sites. Effective decontamination requires knowledge of environmental fate of contaminants and the appropriate remediation methodologies. While the fate of chemical warfare agents are well studied, the impact of certain energetic materials in the environment is relatively unknown. So the current focus is determining environmental fate of Insensitive Munitions (IM) which are energetic materials that have low shock sensitivity and high thermal stability and developing detection schemes for identifying …