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Knowing Me, Knowing You: The Role Of Personal Intelligence In Romantic Relationship Conflict Communication, Victoria Bryan
Knowing Me, Knowing You: The Role Of Personal Intelligence In Romantic Relationship Conflict Communication, Victoria Bryan
Doctoral Dissertations
People bring to their relationships a variety of personality traits that guide their interactions with others. However, an individual’s unique set of needs, preferences and skills can make conflict a near-inevitable part of most relationships. Personal intelligence is a promising new construct with implications for how couples communicate during conflict. Named in parallel with spatial, social, and similar intelligences, personal intelligence involves the ability to reason about the personality of oneself and others. People high in personal intelligence show an increased capacity to recognize the motives that guide other’s behavior, which they use to adjust how they approach their interpersonal …
Affecting Martensitic Transformation And Residual Stress Development Through Stress Superposition And Incremental Forming, Elizabeth Marie Mamros
Affecting Martensitic Transformation And Residual Stress Development Through Stress Superposition And Incremental Forming, Elizabeth Marie Mamros
Doctoral Dissertations
Stress superposition is defined as the incorporation of additional stresses into an existing manufacturing process during a single operation. In this thesis, experiments, simulations, and modeling of stress superposition in sheet metal deformation were investigated. Stress superposition can be used in manufacturing to reduce forming forces, increase material formability, and tailor the final part properties of products according to their intended applications, creating so-called functionally graded materials. Austenitic stainless steels (SS) were the focus due to their susceptibility to strain-induced phase transformation from austenite to martensite based on the stress state applied. In the first chapter, a novel cruciform specimen …
Homesteading In Maine: Motivations And Current Trends, Alexandrea Merchant
Homesteading In Maine: Motivations And Current Trends, Alexandrea Merchant
Master's Theses and Capstones
People in the United States who practice the alternative lifestyle of “homesteading” seek to live self-sufficient lives by growing food, building dwellings, and living with resolute autonomy. Great variation exists in the degree of self-sufficiency attained and desired by individuals engaged in homesteading. It was the purpose of this study to illuminate the motivations underlying adopting and engagement in this lifestyle in Maine homesteaders. Through interviews with 10 homesteaders in Maine and participant observation, I documented the narratives and elucidated the motivations of this under researched group. Common themes emerged. Participants expressed concerns about personal health, the environment, and institutions. …
Changing Long-Term Spatial Climate Patterns Of The Northeastern U.S., Emily Landry
Changing Long-Term Spatial Climate Patterns Of The Northeastern U.S., Emily Landry
Master's Theses and Capstones
Climate variables such as temperature, precipitation, and dewpoint are dynamic and important drivers of many ecosystem processes. In the northeastern United States, climate change, including increasing temperatures and changing precipitation regimes, is well documented, yet changes in regional climate patterns have been largely overlooked. A previous study completed a regional climate analysis of the northeastern US using multiple linear regressions that produced coefficients that describe broad-scale spatial climate patterns using monthly climate normals from 1951-1980. Here, we complete a reanalysis of the previous study using the newest monthly climate normals from 1991-2020 to assess how the spatial climate patterns have …
Investigation Of Temperature And Deformation Path Effects On Induced Martensite Transformation Of Ss304l During Double-Sided Incremental Forming, Matthew Dana Adams
Investigation Of Temperature And Deformation Path Effects On Induced Martensite Transformation Of Ss304l During Double-Sided Incremental Forming, Matthew Dana Adams
Master's Theses and Capstones
Incremental sheet forming (ISF) was invented to make sheet metal manufacturing more flexible, enabling rapid prototyping. However, it was initially plagued with inaccurate tolerances. With the advent of double-sided incremental forming (DSIF) more accurate sheet metal parts are capable and thus has received more interest from industry in recent years. In this thesis, the effects of both temperature control, using a vortex tube with compressed shop air, and deformation path, utilizing a reverse, reforming sequence, have on the strain induced γ-austenite to a’-martensite phase transformation in stainless steel 304L (SS304L) during double sided incremental forming were studied on a pyramidal …
The Under-Appreciated Roles Of Spatial Scale, Individual Variation, And Nonlinearity In Spatial Ecology, David Heit
The Under-Appreciated Roles Of Spatial Scale, Individual Variation, And Nonlinearity In Spatial Ecology, David Heit
Master's Theses and Capstones
Spatial ecology is a central component of ecological inquiry. In an ever-changing world facing threats including climate change, human sprawl, and novel zoonotic diseases, understanding how animals use space and make habitat decisions can be invaluable to research, management, and conservation of animal species. The techniques and technology used in spatial ecology have advanced continuously over time to provide increasingly detailed data and analyses and mitigate potential statistical biases. However, there remain many potential biases that warrant further attention in the discipline of spatial ecology. This is especially true for conceptual biases, or biases inherent to the ways in which …
“An Alarming State Of Evil Among Our Juveniles” A Case Study Of Public Education In Manchester, New Hampshire From 1845-1915, Amy Cummings Sherr
“An Alarming State Of Evil Among Our Juveniles” A Case Study Of Public Education In Manchester, New Hampshire From 1845-1915, Amy Cummings Sherr
Master's Theses and Capstones
This thesis investigates the effectiveness of compulsory public education laws in Manchester, New Hampshire from 1845-1915, drawing on detailed quantitative and qualitative analysis of school attendance records, legislative proceedings, and media coverage. The thesis identifies shifting objectives in the campaigns for compulsory education laws and child labor laws in New Hampshire over the course of the nineteenth and twentieth centuries which help to explain lackluster enforcement. Reformers re-defined the perceived problems over time which led to new legislation and changing priorities in enforcement. Initially, reformers focused on “idle children” causing trouble and disrupting society. Then with mass immigration to the …
When The Gig Is Up; Gig Workers Don’T Always Trust Their Boss And That Might Be A Good Thing, Robbin Ray
When The Gig Is Up; Gig Workers Don’T Always Trust Their Boss And That Might Be A Good Thing, Robbin Ray
Media Relations
No abstract provided.
When The Gig Is Up: Gig Workers Hesitant To Trust Their Bosses, Robbin Ray
When The Gig Is Up: Gig Workers Hesitant To Trust Their Bosses, Robbin Ray
UNH Today Archive
No abstract provided.
Unh Study Examines How Granite State Mammals Adapt To Exurbanization, Nicholas Gosling
Unh Study Examines How Granite State Mammals Adapt To Exurbanization, Nicholas Gosling
UNH Today Archive
No abstract provided.
Researchers Find Walkable Communities Are Healthier For Both Mom And Baby, Robbin Ray
Researchers Find Walkable Communities Are Healthier For Both Mom And Baby, Robbin Ray
Media Relations
No abstract provided.
Office Of Research, Economic Engagement And Outreach Update, August 16, 2023, Office Of Research, Economic Engagement And Outreach
Office Of Research, Economic Engagement And Outreach Update, August 16, 2023, Office Of Research, Economic Engagement And Outreach
Office of Research, Economic Engagement and Outreach
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Season, Not Long-Term Warming, Affects The Relationship Between Ecosystem Function And Microbial Diversity, Melissa S. Shinfuku, Luiz A. Domeignoz-Horta, Mallory J. Choudoir, Serita D. Frey, Kristen M. Deangelis
Season, Not Long-Term Warming, Affects The Relationship Between Ecosystem Function And Microbial Diversity, Melissa S. Shinfuku, Luiz A. Domeignoz-Horta, Mallory J. Choudoir, Serita D. Frey, Kristen M. Deangelis
Faculty Publications
Across biomes, soil biodiversity promotes ecosystem functions. However, whether this relationship will be maintained under climate change is uncertain. Here, using two long-term warming experiments, we investigated how warming affects the relationship between ecosystem functions and microbial diversity across seasons, soil horizons, and warming duration. The soils in these warming experiments were heated +5 °C above ambient for 13 or 28 years. We measured seven different ecosystem functions representative of soil carbon cycling, soil nitrogen cycling, or nutrient pools. We also surveyed bacterial and fungal community diversity. We found that the relationship between ecosystem function and bacterial diversity and the …
Researchers Find Global Plant Water Use Efficiency Stalled Due To Climate Change, Robbin Ray
Researchers Find Global Plant Water Use Efficiency Stalled Due To Climate Change, Robbin Ray
Media Relations
No abstract provided.
Efforts To Streamline Bathymetry Compilation For Marine Navigation, Christos Kastrisios
Efforts To Streamline Bathymetry Compilation For Marine Navigation, Christos Kastrisios
Center for Coastal and Ocean Mapping
Maritime shipping is the backbone of international trade and the global economy, as it is the most economically and environmentally efficient mode of transport. To ensure the safe navigation of ships and timely delivery of goods to global ports, mariners rely on up-to-date nautical charts, which portray navigation related information of the coastal and marine environment. Updating nautical charts, and particularly the bathymetric information, is not only costly but also a challenging and time-consuming task. Specialized vessels collect high-resolution bathymetry that is subsequently generalized by cartographers to the scale of the product. Spot soundings and depth curves, complemented by features …
Climate Change Has Stalled Plants’ Ability To Blunt Effects Of Climate Change, Beth Potier, Robbin Ray
Climate Change Has Stalled Plants’ Ability To Blunt Effects Of Climate Change, Beth Potier, Robbin Ray
UNH Today Archive
No abstract provided.
Towards Automated Nautical Chart Compilation And Verification Of Output Topology And Safety, Tamer Nada, Christos Kastrisios, Brian Calder, Christie Ence, Craig Greene, Amber Bethell
Towards Automated Nautical Chart Compilation And Verification Of Output Topology And Safety, Tamer Nada, Christos Kastrisios, Brian Calder, Christie Ence, Craig Greene, Amber Bethell
Center for Coastal and Ocean Mapping
The compilation of Electronic Navigational Charts (ENCs) requires significant amount of time, labor-intensive efforts, and cost. Despite the advancements in technology and the various research efforts, generalization tasks are still performed manually or semi-manually with expected human errors. The dramatic increase in the amount of data that is collected by modern acquisition systems, in addition to the increasing timeline expected by the end-users, are constantly driving Hydrographic Offices (HOs) toward the investigation and adoption of more advanced and effective ways for automating the generalization tasks to speed up the process, minimize the cost, and improve productivity. Full automation of the …
Unh Researchers Tap Into Ai To Help Forecast Space Weather, Rebecca Irelan
Unh Researchers Tap Into Ai To Help Forecast Space Weather, Rebecca Irelan
UNH Today Archive
No abstract provided.
Annual Report Evaluation Highlights, Sophie Weider, Michaela Fascione, Kelsi West, Marcy Doyle
Annual Report Evaluation Highlights, Sophie Weider, Michaela Fascione, Kelsi West, Marcy Doyle
All Materials
No abstract provided.
Compelled By Complexities, Benjamin Scott Savard
Compelled By Complexities, Benjamin Scott Savard
UNH Today Archive
No abstract provided.
Unh Researcher Publishes Paper On Role Of River Corridors In Critical Zone (Cz) Science, Nicholas Gosling
Unh Researcher Publishes Paper On Role Of River Corridors In Critical Zone (Cz) Science, Nicholas Gosling
UNH Today Archive
No abstract provided.
The Emergence Of Convergence, Shana M. Sundstrom, David G. Angeler, Jessica G. Ernakovich, Jorge H. Garcia, Joseph A. Hamm, Orville Huntington, Craig R. Allen
The Emergence Of Convergence, Shana M. Sundstrom, David G. Angeler, Jessica G. Ernakovich, Jorge H. Garcia, Joseph A. Hamm, Orville Huntington, Craig R. Allen
Faculty Publications
Science is increasingly a collaborative pursuit. Although the modern scientific enterprise owes much to individuals working at the core of their field, humanity is increasingly confronted by highly complex problems that require the integration of a variety of disciplinary and methodological expertise. In 2016, the U.S. National Science Foundation launched an initiative prioritizing support for convergence research as a means of “solving vexing research problems, in particular, complex problems focusing on societal needs.” We discuss our understanding of the objectives of convergence research and describe in detail the conditions and processes likely to generate successful convergence research. We use our …
Deep Dives And High Tissue Density Increase Mean Dive Costs In California Sea Lions (Zalophus Californianus), Mason R. Cole, Colin Ware, Elizabeth A. Mchuron, Daniel P. Costa, Paul J. Ponganis, Birgitte I. Mcdonald
Deep Dives And High Tissue Density Increase Mean Dive Costs In California Sea Lions (Zalophus Californianus), Mason R. Cole, Colin Ware, Elizabeth A. Mchuron, Daniel P. Costa, Paul J. Ponganis, Birgitte I. Mcdonald
Center for Coastal and Ocean Mapping
Diving is central to the foraging strategies of many marine mammals and seabirds. Still, the effect of dive depth on foraging cost remains elusive because energy expenditure is difficult to measure at fine temporal scales in wild animals. We used depth and acceleration data from eight lactating California sea lions (Zalophus californianus) to model body density and investigate the effect of dive depth and tissue density on rates of energy expenditure. We calculated body density in 5 s intervals from the rate of gliding descent. We modeled body density across depth in each dive, revealing high tissue densities and diving …
College Students With Disabilities Are More Food Insecure, Nicholas Gosling
College Students With Disabilities Are More Food Insecure, Nicholas Gosling
UNH Today Archive
No abstract provided.
Boosting The Quality And Safety Of Specialty Mushrooms, Mary S. Choate
Boosting The Quality And Safety Of Specialty Mushrooms, Mary S. Choate
UNH Cooperative Extension
No abstract provided.
Unh Researchers Examining Use Of Ribbed Mussels In Marsh Restoration, Nicholas Gosling
Unh Researchers Examining Use Of Ribbed Mussels In Marsh Restoration, Nicholas Gosling
UNH Today Archive
No abstract provided.
Gender (In)Equity In Global Mental Health Research: A Call To Action, The Women In Global Mental Health Research Group, Kelly Rose-Clarke
Gender (In)Equity In Global Mental Health Research: A Call To Action, The Women In Global Mental Health Research Group, Kelly Rose-Clarke
Faculty Publications
In this commentary, we build on work by Gurung and colleagues which highlighted gender inequity in the global mental health research workforce in Nepal (Gurung et al., 2021). We seek to increase awareness of the under-representation of women in global mental health research and its consequences, and we call for change. By women, we refer to all people who identify as women, including trans people. The commentary is informed by conversations with women who are global mental health researchers in the Global North and South at various stages of their careers.
Short-Term Responses Of Soil Carbon, Nitrogen, And Microbial Biomass To Cover Crop Mixtures And Monocultures, Igor Alexandre De Souza, Amanda B. Daly, Jorg Schnecker, Nicholas D. Warren, Adalfredo Rocha Lobo Jr., Richard G. Smith, Andre Fonseca Brito, A. Stuart Grandy
Short-Term Responses Of Soil Carbon, Nitrogen, And Microbial Biomass To Cover Crop Mixtures And Monocultures, Igor Alexandre De Souza, Amanda B. Daly, Jorg Schnecker, Nicholas D. Warren, Adalfredo Rocha Lobo Jr., Richard G. Smith, Andre Fonseca Brito, A. Stuart Grandy
Faculty Publications
Increasingly, cover crops are being adopted for the purpose of improving soil health, yet the timescale and magnitude by which living annual cover crops might modify soil chemical and biological aspects of soil health is not well understood. At the same time, there is growing interest among farmers in cover crop mixtures due to perceptions that species-rich cover crop communities will enhance soil health relative to monocultures. In a field experiment in southeast New Hampshire, we investigated how groups of cover crops grown as monocultures and mixtures for specific seasonal niches (winter/spring, summer, and fall) influenced levels of soil nitrogen …
Olli Fall 2023 Catalog, Toniann Leavitt
Olli Fall 2023 Catalog, Toniann Leavitt
Osher Lifelong Learning Institute
No abstract provided.
Effects Of Atlantic Butterfish (Peprilus Triacanthus) In Diets Of Common Terns (Sterna Hirundo): A Case Study Of Climate Change Effects In The Gulf Of Maine, Olivia A. Smith, Elizabeth C. Craig
Effects Of Atlantic Butterfish (Peprilus Triacanthus) In Diets Of Common Terns (Sterna Hirundo): A Case Study Of Climate Change Effects In The Gulf Of Maine, Olivia A. Smith, Elizabeth C. Craig
Faculty Publications
Climate change and associated shifts in marine prey communities can alter food availability for foraging seabirds. This issue is illustrated in the Gulf of Maine by the northward shift of Atlantic butterfish (Peprilus triacanthus; hereafter butterfish) and their subsequent increase in seabird diets. Here, we examine effects of butterfish in diets of the Common Tern (Sterna hirundo), a threatened species in this region. Our objectives were to evaluate butterfish suitability for tern chick diet through observing handling time and feeding success, to examine effects of butterfish on tern chick growth, and to explore signs of adaptive foraging in adults. The …