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The Economics Of Abortion Access: Making The Case For Federal Abortion-Codifying Legislation Post-Dobbs Based On Economic Impact, Elyse Genrich
The Economics Of Abortion Access: Making The Case For Federal Abortion-Codifying Legislation Post-Dobbs Based On Economic Impact, Elyse Genrich
Student Works
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Cancer Misdiagnosis Continued: A Case For An Expanded Understanding Of The Continuous Treatment Doctrine In New York Actions Alleging Negligent Failure To Diagnose Cancer, William Frasco
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It’S Not A Trap!: How Employers Can Adjust To Noncompete Agreement Bans & Restrictions With Fair Alternatives, Sophia D’Agostino
It’S Not A Trap!: How Employers Can Adjust To Noncompete Agreement Bans & Restrictions With Fair Alternatives, Sophia D’Agostino
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Extraordinary And Compelling: Considering Actual Innocence In Compassionate Release, Peter Arleo
Extraordinary And Compelling: Considering Actual Innocence In Compassionate Release, Peter Arleo
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Health Data Under Siege: The New Frontier Of Information Warfare, Karina T. Agarwal
Health Data Under Siege: The New Frontier Of Information Warfare, Karina T. Agarwal
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A Change Is Gonna Come:* Copyright Termination As Social Justice For Black Musical Creators, Natalie Polito
A Change Is Gonna Come:* Copyright Termination As Social Justice For Black Musical Creators, Natalie Polito
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The Right To Intervene: Why Tribal Nations Should Be Able To Intervene In Antiquities Act Cases, Kara Yannotta
The Right To Intervene: Why Tribal Nations Should Be Able To Intervene In Antiquities Act Cases, Kara Yannotta
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No abstract provided.
Are Ai Art Generation Programs Replacing Small Artists? The Technology Copyright Law Couldn’T Foresee, Brandon U. Velez
Are Ai Art Generation Programs Replacing Small Artists? The Technology Copyright Law Couldn’T Foresee, Brandon U. Velez
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Robey V. Sparc Grp. Llc: A Call For New Jersey Legislature To Amend The New Jersey Consumer Fraud Act, Addressing Inconsistencies With Legislative Intent, Michael C. Stile
Robey V. Sparc Grp. Llc: A Call For New Jersey Legislature To Amend The New Jersey Consumer Fraud Act, Addressing Inconsistencies With Legislative Intent, Michael C. Stile
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Censoring History: Florida’S “Stop Woke” Legislation, The Fight Over Critical Race Theory, And The Case For Inclusive Curricula., Chloe Schafer
Censoring History: Florida’S “Stop Woke” Legislation, The Fight Over Critical Race Theory, And The Case For Inclusive Curricula., Chloe Schafer
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Disclose Tenant Rights: A Call For Congress To Pass A Conditional Spending Grant For State-Mandated Tenant Disclosure Forms, Salvatore Imbornone Iii
Disclose Tenant Rights: A Call For Congress To Pass A Conditional Spending Grant For State-Mandated Tenant Disclosure Forms, Salvatore Imbornone Iii
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Control To Chaos: How The Ncaa’S New Transfer Portal Regulations Created Contractual Issues While Aiming To Provide Student Athletes Unlimited Freedom., Michael Granda
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Strengthening Ethical Ai: Counteracting Racism In Predictive Policing, Nicholas Giaquinto
Strengthening Ethical Ai: Counteracting Racism In Predictive Policing, Nicholas Giaquinto
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Incarcerated Infants: The Mothers And Infants Nurturing Together Program And New Jersey’S Obligation To Care For Its Children, Hayley G. Friedman
Incarcerated Infants: The Mothers And Infants Nurturing Together Program And New Jersey’S Obligation To Care For Its Children, Hayley G. Friedman
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An Unjustified Judicial Invention: A Case For The Removal Of The Natural Law Exception For Patentable Subject Matter, Bradley O. Schlager
An Unjustified Judicial Invention: A Case For The Removal Of The Natural Law Exception For Patentable Subject Matter, Bradley O. Schlager
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New York City’S Right To Shelter: Navigating Implementation Challenges During The Asylum-Seeking Crisis, Alejandra Aguirre
New York City’S Right To Shelter: Navigating Implementation Challenges During The Asylum-Seeking Crisis, Alejandra Aguirre
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No abstract provided.
Kbootrepair: Automated Llm Guided Repair Of Linux Kernel Boot Failures, Ryan P. Garfinkel
Kbootrepair: Automated Llm Guided Repair Of Linux Kernel Boot Failures, Ryan P. Garfinkel
Honors Undergraduate Theses
The Linux kernel is an actively developed, highly configurable system software that supports a diverse range of platforms. Kernel fuzzers, like Google’s syzkaller, have been embraced to find bugs, but they require bootable configurations that work in their environment. However, these tools rely on a set of configurations that exclude most code changes. Each option controls which code is included when the kernel compiles. Making modifications requires extensive knowledge, as there are over 15,000 interrelated configuration options. While prior work has used formal methods to guarantee configuration validity, this doesn’t guarantee bootability. In this paper, we introduce KBootRepair, an iterative …
Chin Up: Contextual Factors That Determine Positive Or Negative Reception Of Encouragement, Paige Tobias
Chin Up: Contextual Factors That Determine Positive Or Negative Reception Of Encouragement, Paige Tobias
Doctor of Psychology (PsyD)
This study investigated how relational closeness, trust, coping, spirituality, and religiosity impact a person’s subjective experience of encouragement. It also explored whether worldview alignment or the type of relationship determines whether a person experiences words of encouragement as positive or negative. Participants (n = 153) filled out questionnaires regarding these constructs as well as recalled times when they were encouraged and experienced that encouragement either positively or negatively. Results showed that positive and negative coping styles and relationship closeness were predictors of a positive experience with encouragement. Coping alignment with the recipient of the encouragement was a predictor for both …
Expanding Clinical Understanding Of Suicidality In Queer Adolescents, Garrett Cash
Expanding Clinical Understanding Of Suicidality In Queer Adolescents, Garrett Cash
Doctor of Psychology (PsyD)
Suicidality is seen at an exceptionally high rate for both sexual minority and gender minority youth (Zaza et al., 2016; Thoma et al., 2019). The American Psychological Association (APA) has set out guidelines for mental health providers working with queer youth (APA 2015 and APA 2021) but does not require clinicians to adhere to them, labeling them as “aspirational.” To bridge the gap in clinician education on how to best support this group, an organizing framework based on etiological and preventative research is necessary. This would allow providers to more accurately and efficiently assess and respond to risk. The Salience-Occurrence …
Religiosity And Political Affiliation As Moderators For Climate Change Belief, Jenna L. Hiljus
Religiosity And Political Affiliation As Moderators For Climate Change Belief, Jenna L. Hiljus
Doctor of Psychology (PsyD)
Climate change remains a polarized issue in the United States despite broad scientific consensus. The present study examined how specific variables within political ideology (social and economic conservatism) and religiosity (belief, praxis, and morality) relate to climate change belief among undergraduate students at a private Christian university. Participants (N = 130) completed measures of climate change perceptions, multidimensional religiosity, and social and economic conservatism. Correlational analyses showed medium-sized, negative relationships between climate change belief and both social and economic conservatism, with no significant difference between the two domains. This finding suggests that political conservatism may operate as a unified construct …
Utility Of Minnesota Multiphasic Personality Inventory–Third Edition (Mmpi-3) Eating Concerns Scale In A Bariatric Sample, Darryl Ray
Doctor of Psychology (PsyD)
The utility of the Eating Concerns (EAT) scale on the Minnesota Multiphasic Personality Inventory–3 (MMPI-3) was examined in a preoperative bariatric sample through comparisons with established measures and an assessment of internal consistency. Participants (N = 161) enrolled in a bariatric surgery program completed a comprehensive preoperative psychological evaluation that included the MMPI-3, the Three-Factor Eating Questionnaire (TFEQ), and the Weight Efficacy Lifestyle Questionnaire–Short Form (WEL-SF). The EAT scale differentiated the disordered eating groups and showed moderate associations with the TFEQ-C, TFEQ-D, and WEL-SF. Within this sample, the Cronbach’s alpha coefficient for the EAT scale was lower than the alpha …
Adverse Therapy Experiences In Patients At An Inpatient Psychiatric Hospital As A Predictor Of Inpatient Risk And Distress, Jaycee Hallford
Adverse Therapy Experiences In Patients At An Inpatient Psychiatric Hospital As A Predictor Of Inpatient Risk And Distress, Jaycee Hallford
Doctor of Psychology (PsyD)
Psychotherapy is widely assumed to be beneficial, yet research consistently shows that a meaningful proportion of patients experience deterioration or harm. Adverse therapy experiences (ATEs) may intensify distress, undermine trust in clinicians, and elevate risk for self-harm, particularly among psychiatric inpatients who are already in crisis; ATEs may thus contribute to deterioration while undergoing psychotherapy. This study examined whether ATEs predicted psychological distress, suicidal ideation, and perceived risk of harm to self or others among adult psychiatric inpatients. Data were obtained from 56 voluntary and involuntary inpatients using a newly developed measure of ATEs, the Multidimensional Scale of Perceived Social …
Relationships Between Intimate Partner Attachment Style, Pet Attachment Style, And Type Of Pet, Hamilton Lovett
Relationships Between Intimate Partner Attachment Style, Pet Attachment Style, And Type Of Pet, Hamilton Lovett
Doctor of Psychology (PsyD)
Prior research has shown attachment figures can take many forms beyond human-to-human connection. As pets continue to serve an increasingly important familial role, they have also become strong attachment figures for children and adults alike. The present study explored pet attachment relationships in more depth, examining a sample of pet owners with traditional pets, dogs and cats, and those with an exotic pet, snakes. Participants completed a survey measuring their intimate partner attachment style and their attachment style to their pet. Findings indicated those with anxious intimate partner attachment styles also hold anxious attachment to their pets. However, participants with …
The Perfect Ten: How Perceived Sport Performance Outcomes And Other Factors Impact An Athlete’S Body Image, Mia Asuncion
The Perfect Ten: How Perceived Sport Performance Outcomes And Other Factors Impact An Athlete’S Body Image, Mia Asuncion
Doctor of Psychology (PsyD)
The present study investigated factors that influence body image in collegiate athletes before and after competition. Existing research has focused on factors such as sex differences and aesthetic versus non-aesthetic sports, but there is limited research on factors such as an athlete’s view of their performance, the weight pressures an athlete faces from external supports, and the interplay of these variables. Participants (n = 53) filled out a questionnaire 24 hours prior to, and following, a competition. They rated body image disturbance, subjective performance satisfaction, and weight pressures from external systems. Results showed a relationship between body image disturbance and …
Shame, Shame, I Don’T Know Your Name: The Association Of Shame In Asian Culture With Self-Compassion And Self-Criticism In Asian Americans, Lauren M. Nguyen
Shame, Shame, I Don’T Know Your Name: The Association Of Shame In Asian Culture With Self-Compassion And Self-Criticism In Asian Americans, Lauren M. Nguyen
Doctor of Psychology (PsyD)
With depression and suicidality on the rise among Asian Americans and gaps in research for members of Asian culture, it is imperative to examine the factors that may influence mental health outcomes, to help inform clinical considerations. Shame plays a significant role in Asian culture and is an essential component in understanding the mental health of Asian Americans. Self-criticism and self-compassion have also been shown to influence mental health outcomes in Asian populations. This study examined how shame in Asian culture is linked to self-criticism and self-compassion in Asian Americans, and how acculturation can impact these relationships. A total of …
Disparities In Emergency Medical Services: Examining Care Gaps For The High-Frequency User Population, Sarah Krysl Cleveringa
Disparities In Emergency Medical Services: Examining Care Gaps For The High-Frequency User Population, Sarah Krysl Cleveringa
Doctor of Psychology (PsyD)
Although many studies have illustrated healthcare disparities related to patient demographic factors in emergency medical response, few studies have examined how differences in care may be related to a patient’s identity as a high-frequency utilizer of emergency medical services (EMS). The Superuser population (higher than average utilizers of EMS) has been examined for characteristics and costs to society, but it is unknown if they receive a different type or quality of care compared to the low-frequency utilizer population. The goal of this study is to examine the EMS care that Superusers receive and possible factors that may contribute to the …
Dordt University 2026-27 Catalog, Dordt University. Registrar's Office
Dordt University 2026-27 Catalog, Dordt University. Registrar's Office
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Academic Catalog for 2026-27
Bidenomics: An Analysis, Chad Marzen
Bidenomics: An Analysis, Chad Marzen
Dickinson Law Review (2017-Present)
“What’s Bidenomics? It’s about investing in—and I feel like I’m going to—I’m going to try not to repeat some of what my colleagues have already said, but it’s about investing in America—investing in America and investing in Americans—American People” – Former President Joseph R. Biden, Jr.1 “It’s about growing the economy from the middle out and bottom up instead of the top down. Because when the middle class does well, the poor have a ladder up and the wealthy still do very well.” – Former President Joseph R. Biden, Jr.2 “The West Wing may believe Bidenomics is working …
Trained, Trusted, And Vetted, But Still Unarmed: The Army Is Bucking Congress And The Court By Continuing To Prohibit Concealed Carry, Major Jonathon L. Krisko
Trained, Trusted, And Vetted, But Still Unarmed: The Army Is Bucking Congress And The Court By Continuing To Prohibit Concealed Carry, Major Jonathon L. Krisko
Dickinson Law Review (2017-Present)
The constitutional right to bear arms in public for self-defense is not “a second-class right, subject to an entirely different body of rules than the other Bill of Rights guarantees.” We know of no other constitutional right that an individual may exercise only after demonstrating to government officers some special need. That is not how the First Amendment works when it comes to unpopular speech or the free exercise of religion. It is not how the Sixth Amendment works when it comes to a defendant’s right to confront the witnesses against him. And it is not how the Second Amendment …