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The Effects Of Depression And Anxiety On Recall Of Positive, Neutral, Negative, And Anxiety-Valenced Prose Passages, Holly J. Dannewitz Jan 2005

The Effects Of Depression And Anxiety On Recall Of Positive, Neutral, Negative, And Anxiety-Valenced Prose Passages, Holly J. Dannewitz

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A Novel Transient Reaction Method For Catalytic Reactions, Jesse Allan Ahlers Jan 2005

A Novel Transient Reaction Method For Catalytic Reactions, Jesse Allan Ahlers

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Synthesis And Characterization Of Poly (L-Lactide)-Poly (D, L-Lactide) Stereo-Block Copolymers, Sachit Chopra Jan 2005

Synthesis And Characterization Of Poly (L-Lactide)-Poly (D, L-Lactide) Stereo-Block Copolymers, Sachit Chopra

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A Prospective Study Of Changes In Physical Activity : Examining The Stages Of Change Model And Other Behavioral, Demographic, And Environmental Predictors, Anna M. Evans Jan 2005

A Prospective Study Of Changes In Physical Activity : Examining The Stages Of Change Model And Other Behavioral, Demographic, And Environmental Predictors, Anna M. Evans

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Cyclic Elastoplastic Analysis Of Thin-Walled Steel Tubular Members, Bradley J. Berg Jan 2005

Cyclic Elastoplastic Analysis Of Thin-Walled Steel Tubular Members, Bradley J. Berg

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Cyclic Behavior Of Partially Concrete-Filled Steel Tubular Structures, Ersoz Erdogan Jan 2005

Cyclic Behavior Of Partially Concrete-Filled Steel Tubular Structures, Ersoz Erdogan

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The Validation Of The Single-Stage Submaximal Treadmill Equation In Prediction Vo₂Max Using The Maximal And Submaximal Treadmill Running Tests, Stephanie A. Fallas Jan 2005

The Validation Of The Single-Stage Submaximal Treadmill Equation In Prediction Vo₂Max Using The Maximal And Submaximal Treadmill Running Tests, Stephanie A. Fallas

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The Use Of Integral Stimulation Therapy For A Child With A Motor Speech Disorder : A Crossover Design Case Study, Jessica Lynne Foley Jan 2005

The Use Of Integral Stimulation Therapy For A Child With A Motor Speech Disorder : A Crossover Design Case Study, Jessica Lynne Foley

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Discovering Work Relationships And Their Effect On Job Satisfaction : An Exploratory Study Of A Small Organization In The Upper Midwest, Heather Brooke Berglove Jan 2005

Discovering Work Relationships And Their Effect On Job Satisfaction : An Exploratory Study Of A Small Organization In The Upper Midwest, Heather Brooke Berglove

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Families, Farming, And Crisis : Perceptions By Men And Women, Bobbi Jo M Flemming Jan 2005

Families, Farming, And Crisis : Perceptions By Men And Women, Bobbi Jo M Flemming

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Review Of "Photosynthesis - Regulation Under Varying Light Regimes", Jennifer L. Funk Jan 2005

Review Of "Photosynthesis - Regulation Under Varying Light Regimes", Jennifer L. Funk

Biology, Chemistry, and Environmental Sciences Faculty Articles and Research

This is a review of "Photosynthesis: Regulation Under Varying Light Regimes." By V S Rama Das. Enfield (New Hampshire): Science Publishers. $65.00. viii + 175 p; ill.; author and subject indexes. ISBN: 1-57808-343-5. 2004.

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Images Of God: The Effect Of Personal Theologies On Moral Attitudes, Political Affiliation, And Religious Behavior, Christoper Bader, Paul Froese Jan 2005

Images Of God: The Effect Of Personal Theologies On Moral Attitudes, Political Affiliation, And Religious Behavior, Christoper Bader, Paul Froese

Sociology Faculty Articles and Research

Social scientists often explain religious effects in terms of religious group affiliations. Typically, researchers identify religious groups by denomination or some broader popular categorization, such as “fundamentalist” or “evangelical.” To capture religious differences more effectively, Steensland et al. (2000) propose an intricate classification of American denominations that takes into account the theology and historical development of various American religious traditions to predict individual attitudes and behaviors. We believe that equal care and attention should be devoted to the development of key measures of belief that may cross denominational lines. In this article, we propose one such measure: personal conceptions or …

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Comparing Rasch Analyses Probability Estimates To Sensitivity, Specificity And Likelihood Ratios When Examining The Utility Of Medical Diagnostic Tests, Daniel Cipriani, Christine Fox, Sadik Khuder, Nancy Boudreau Jan 2005

Comparing Rasch Analyses Probability Estimates To Sensitivity, Specificity And Likelihood Ratios When Examining The Utility Of Medical Diagnostic Tests, Daniel Cipriani, Christine Fox, Sadik Khuder, Nancy Boudreau

Physical Therapy Faculty Articles and Research

Introduction: Medical diagnostic tests are evaluated based on measures of sensitivity (Sn), specificity (Sp), and likelihood ratios (LR). These procedures are limited in the event of a biased gold standard or missing data. Interpretations of these measures are frequently inappropriate. Purpose: The Rasch Measurement Model (RMM) was examined as a method to provide evidence of diagnostic test utility in order to overcome the limitations of Sn, Sp, and LR. Methods: Patients suspected of a knee ligament tear (n = 825) were studied, by evaluating four diagnostic tests. The RMM probability estimates for each test were compared to estimates of Sn, …

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Jurisdictional Mismatch In Environmental Federalism, Jonathan H. Adler Jan 2005

Jurisdictional Mismatch In Environmental Federalism, Jonathan H. Adler

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Jurisdictional mismatch plagues contemporary environmental law and policy. The division of authority and responsibility for environmental protection between the federal and state governments lacks any cohesive rationale or justification. The federal government regulates in many areas where there is no clear analytical basis for federal involvement. At the same time, the federal government is relatively absent where a stronger federal presence could be justified. Conversely, states are precluded, discouraged, or otherwise inhibited from adopting environmental protections where state efforts would be worthwhile. In addition, state intervention seeps into areas where a dominant federal role would be more defensible. This jurisdictional …

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Is Morrison Dead? Assessing A Supreme Drug (Law) Overdose, Jonathan H. Adler Jan 2005

Is Morrison Dead? Assessing A Supreme Drug (Law) Overdose, Jonathan H. Adler

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There was little doubt that the federal government would prevail in Gonzales v. Raich. What was, perhaps, so unexpected was so expansive a repudiation of enforceable judicial limitations on federal power. In upholding the constitutionality of the Controlled Substances Act as-applied to the non-commercial intrastate possession and consumption of marijuana for medical purposes as authorized under California law, the Supreme Court hollowed out the core of contemporary Commerce Clause jurisprudence. Insofar as United States v. Morrison had stood for the propositions that only intrastate economic activities could be aggregated for purposes of the “substantial [e]ffects” test, that attenuated connections …

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Zelman V. Simmons-Harris, Neal Devins Jan 2005

Zelman V. Simmons-Harris, Neal Devins

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