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Comparing The Three Bank Strategies : A Profitability Approach, Kristofor J. Paulson Jan 2007

Comparing The Three Bank Strategies : A Profitability Approach, Kristofor J. Paulson

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How College Basketball Coaches Advise Their Athletes To Use Imagery, Megan R. Kelling Jan 2007

How College Basketball Coaches Advise Their Athletes To Use Imagery, Megan R. Kelling

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Commemoration Practices Of The Roman Soldier, Brandon R. Olson Jan 2007

Commemoration Practices Of The Roman Soldier, Brandon R. Olson

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Gender Inequality : A Meta-Analysis Of Trends In The State Gender Bias Task Force Studies, Karen D. Nelson-Schiff Jan 2007

Gender Inequality : A Meta-Analysis Of Trends In The State Gender Bias Task Force Studies, Karen D. Nelson-Schiff

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Post-Divorce Adjustment And Social Relationships, Elizabeth J. Krumrei-Mancuso, Carissa Coit, Sarah Martin, Wendy Fogo Jan 2007

Post-Divorce Adjustment And Social Relationships, Elizabeth J. Krumrei-Mancuso, Carissa Coit, Sarah Martin, Wendy Fogo

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A meta-analysis was conducted on the role of social relationships in adults' post-divorce adjustment. Twenty-one studies were coded and rich information was gained by comparing “specific relationships” (one-on-one contact with a specific person, such as a friend) with “network relationships” (being part of a group, such as a support group or church community), and by taking into account positive adjustment versus maladjustment, as well as other components of post-divorce adjustment (well-being, affect, psychopathology, and physiological symptoms). The findings indicated that social relationships during the post-divorce period are associated with higher levels of positive adjustment and lower levels of maladjustment. In …