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A Comparative Evaluation Of Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy And Insight-Oriented Psychotherapy In The Treatment Of Comorbid Substance Abuse, Anxiety, And Depression In Substance Abusing Families, Terry Michael Mcclanahan
A Comparative Evaluation Of Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy And Insight-Oriented Psychotherapy In The Treatment Of Comorbid Substance Abuse, Anxiety, And Depression In Substance Abusing Families, Terry Michael Mcclanahan
Master's Theses
Digitized thesis
From Steel Town To "Ghost Town": A Qualitative Study Of Community Change In Southeast Chicago, Edwina Leona Jones
From Steel Town To "Ghost Town": A Qualitative Study Of Community Change In Southeast Chicago, Edwina Leona Jones
Master's Theses
No abstract provided.
Spirituality In A Pastoral Counseling Context Dc By Joya D'Cruz., Joya D'Cruz
Spirituality In A Pastoral Counseling Context Dc By Joya D'Cruz., Joya D'Cruz
Master's Theses
No abstract provided.
Negotiating Masculinities: Gay Athletes And The Gender Order, Gregory G. Hamill
Negotiating Masculinities: Gay Athletes And The Gender Order, Gregory G. Hamill
Master's Theses
No abstract provided.
Part-Time Workers, Full-Time Professionals: Women Negotiate Professional And Family Roles, Andrea Lynn Gerardi
Part-Time Workers, Full-Time Professionals: Women Negotiate Professional And Family Roles, Andrea Lynn Gerardi
Master's Theses
No abstract provided.
Language Shift Among China Born And United States Born Chinese Students In San Francisco: Cultural, Sociological And Educational Perspectives, Irving Leung
Master's Theses
Digitized thesis
International Student Reflections On Issues Of Discrimination At U.S. Colleges And Universities: A Participatory Study, Daniel C. Mackeben
International Student Reflections On Issues Of Discrimination At U.S. Colleges And Universities: A Participatory Study, Daniel C. Mackeben
Master's Theses
Digitized thesis
Having You There Made It Better: The Feminist Emotion Work Of Sexual Assault Crisis Counselors, Caryn Aviv
Having You There Made It Better: The Feminist Emotion Work Of Sexual Assault Crisis Counselors, Caryn Aviv
Master's Theses
No abstract provided.
Teenage Perceptions Of Death And Dying, Sandy Marks
Teenage Perceptions Of Death And Dying, Sandy Marks
Master's Theses
No abstract provided.
Comparative Research Methods: A Case Study Of A Cross-Cultural Health Outreach Project, Aida M. Olkkonen
Comparative Research Methods: A Case Study Of A Cross-Cultural Health Outreach Project, Aida M. Olkkonen
Master's Theses
No abstract provided.
Thursdays At The Torch: The Negotiation Of Non-Monogamous Relationships Among Members Of A Lesbian S/M Community, Lori Harmon
Thursdays At The Torch: The Negotiation Of Non-Monogamous Relationships Among Members Of A Lesbian S/M Community, Lori Harmon
Master's Theses
No abstract provided.
Creativity And Culture: Perception, Interaction, Opposition, And Marginality, Marilyn Badran Weigel
Creativity And Culture: Perception, Interaction, Opposition, And Marginality, Marilyn Badran Weigel
Master's Theses
No abstract provided.
You Can Take On As Much As You Want: Why U.S. Catholic Priests Find Retirement So Satisfying, Jonathon Lee Wiggins
You Can Take On As Much As You Want: Why U.S. Catholic Priests Find Retirement So Satisfying, Jonathon Lee Wiggins
Master's Theses
No abstract provided.
Professionalism And Expertise: A Case Study Of The Occupation Of Physical Therapy, Katherine A. Cermak
Professionalism And Expertise: A Case Study Of The Occupation Of Physical Therapy, Katherine A. Cermak
Master's Theses
No abstract provided.
An Examination Of The Relationship Between Gender Role Orientation And Self-Esteem In A College-Aged Population, Karen Komosa
An Examination Of The Relationship Between Gender Role Orientation And Self-Esteem In A College-Aged Population, Karen Komosa
Master's Theses
No abstract provided.
Components Of Marianist Educational Culture: In A Content Analysis Of Published Works Of William Joseph Chaminade And In Phenomenological Interviews Of Persons Designated As Best Experienced In Marianist Education, Joseph H. Lackner
Master's Theses
Digitized thesis
Myth And Myth-Making In James Branch Cabell's Jurgen : A Comedy Of Justice, Christopher Carson Crenshaw
Myth And Myth-Making In James Branch Cabell's Jurgen : A Comedy Of Justice, Christopher Carson Crenshaw
Master's Theses
Criticism extant on myth in Cabell's Jurgen has focused largely either on the presence of specific mythos in the text, or on the universal application of those myths to the modern world via the cultural-anthropological methods first described in Sir James Frazer's The Golden Bough. The common thread in such criticism is that myth is always perceived as an authoritative structure for the transmission of the author's themes. This thesis proposes, however, that the satirical tone and self-conscious allegory of Jurgen systematically combine to strip myth of all authority, placing it in a role which conceals, rather than transmits, …
Equity Verses Gender Feminism: Trends In The American Feminist Reseacher, Jennifer A. Muryn
Equity Verses Gender Feminism: Trends In The American Feminist Reseacher, Jennifer A. Muryn
Master's Theses
No abstract provided.
City Of Chicago Housing Programs: An Analysis 1994 & 1995 Programs And Expenditures, Michael D. Leachman
City Of Chicago Housing Programs: An Analysis 1994 & 1995 Programs And Expenditures, Michael D. Leachman
Master's Theses
No abstract provided.
Applications Of The Scientific Method In Recent Studies Pertaining To Survivors Of Incest, Jane E. Dillingham
Applications Of The Scientific Method In Recent Studies Pertaining To Survivors Of Incest, Jane E. Dillingham
Master's Theses
No abstract provided.
Gender And Juvenile Crime: Implications For Deterrence, Laura Rizzardini
Gender And Juvenile Crime: Implications For Deterrence, Laura Rizzardini
Master's Theses
No abstract provided.
A Dialogue Between Banyankole-Bakiga Peoples' Traditional Pre- And Marital Counseling Since 1870s And The Western Cognitive Behavior And Object Relations Therapies: A Reciprocal Challenge And Insight?, Cecilia Y. Nibyobyonka
A Dialogue Between Banyankole-Bakiga Peoples' Traditional Pre- And Marital Counseling Since 1870s And The Western Cognitive Behavior And Object Relations Therapies: A Reciprocal Challenge And Insight?, Cecilia Y. Nibyobyonka
Master's Theses
No abstract provided.
Community, Rhythm, And Relationships At Westside Shelter: An Ethnography Of A Homeless Shelter's Staff And Guests, David Todd Campbell
Community, Rhythm, And Relationships At Westside Shelter: An Ethnography Of A Homeless Shelter's Staff And Guests, David Todd Campbell
Master's Theses
No abstract provided.
The Use Of Race Categories As A Resource In Medicine: The Case Of Tuberculosis And Native Americans, 1900-1990., Lynn M. Higgins
The Use Of Race Categories As A Resource In Medicine: The Case Of Tuberculosis And Native Americans, 1900-1990., Lynn M. Higgins
Master's Theses
No abstract provided.
Media Construction And Level 6 Prisons: The Press And The Supermax Debate, Dana Cole
Media Construction And Level 6 Prisons: The Press And The Supermax Debate, Dana Cole
Master's Theses
No abstract provided.
Selling The Blooming Flower Way: Issues Of Empowerment With Beauty And Women, Colleen Carpenter
Selling The Blooming Flower Way: Issues Of Empowerment With Beauty And Women, Colleen Carpenter
Master's Theses
No abstract provided.
Gender Role Versus Work Role: Differing Stresses For Male And Female Psychotherapists?, Julie G. Coplon
Gender Role Versus Work Role: Differing Stresses For Male And Female Psychotherapists?, Julie G. Coplon
Master's Theses
No abstract provided.
A Study Of Social Workers' Sensitivity To Intrafamilial Childhood Sexual Abuse, Dennis Radigan Gourley
A Study Of Social Workers' Sensitivity To Intrafamilial Childhood Sexual Abuse, Dennis Radigan Gourley
Master's Theses
No abstract provided.
Decolonizing The African Psyche: A Pastoral Counselor's Reflection, Dabula Anthony Mpako
Decolonizing The African Psyche: A Pastoral Counselor's Reflection, Dabula Anthony Mpako
Master's Theses
No abstract provided.
Finding The Words : Negotiating Linguistic Communities In Sherley Anne Williams' Dessa Rose, Nanci M. Roberts
Finding The Words : Negotiating Linguistic Communities In Sherley Anne Williams' Dessa Rose, Nanci M. Roberts
Master's Theses
A study of linguistic communities in Sherley Anne Williams' Dessa Rose, this thesis focuses on the relationship between cultural behavior and the use of language. Using anthropological studies on the role of language in society, as well as major criticism of the novel, this paper seeks to prove that only through equalizing linguistic power can the characters achieve a language system which accurately reflects their experience. The paper focuses on four primary communities: the unequal interracial community of Southern slave society, the slave community, the white planter community, and finally the equal interracial community that results after slavery.