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Full-Text Articles in Arts and Humanities
When He Came Back, Michael Chitwood
Monday Morning, Ashley Warner
Orbit, Alexis Levitan, Salgado Maranhāo
The Miracle, William Logan
Gabriel, Chad Davidson
The Forest, Corey Marks
Pastoral, Rose Mclarney
Familiars, Hastings Hensel
Oral History: The Assassination Of John F. Kennedy, John Mayfield, Katie Dover, Lowell Vann, Ben Woodall, Floyd Hugh, Larry Davenport, Holly Howell, William Nunnelley, Sara Curley
Oral History: The Assassination Of John F. Kennedy, John Mayfield, Katie Dover, Lowell Vann, Ben Woodall, Floyd Hugh, Larry Davenport, Holly Howell, William Nunnelley, Sara Curley
Vulcan Historical Review
pp. 192-200
Tribute To Jerry Smith, Vulcan Historical Review Staff
Tribute To Jerry Smith, Vulcan Historical Review Staff
Vulcan Historical Review
pp. 220-224
A Minor History Of Photography, Tina Cane
Evidence, Betty Adcock
Pastoral, Betty Adcock
With This Spider I Do Thee Wed, Terese Svoboda
Vespers, Robert W. Hill
They Stopped, Kathryn Starbuck
Maybe Time Meant To Tell Us, Greg Williamson
My Youngest Daughter Brings Me Daisies And Bits Of Plastic Trash, Sean Thomas Dougherty
My Youngest Daughter Brings Me Daisies And Bits Of Plastic Trash, Sean Thomas Dougherty
Birmingham Poetry Review
p. 72
Another Picture Of The Future, Stuart Dischell
Saint Columbia In Old Age, Rob Griffith
Mea Maxima Culpa, Rob Griffith
Postcards From The Tokaido Road, Debora Greger
Indexia In The Dark, Terese Svoboda
The Impact Of A Visualizing And Verbalizing Language Intervention On Reading Ability In Children With Autism Spectrum Disorders, Amy Rachel Lemelman
The Impact Of A Visualizing And Verbalizing Language Intervention On Reading Ability In Children With Autism Spectrum Disorders, Amy Rachel Lemelman
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Individuals with autism spectrum disorders (ASD) often exhibit deficits in language ranging from lack of functional speech to difficulties with pragmatic aspects of language. Notably, language comprehension is often impaired in individuals with ASD. Deficits in language processing frequently result in problems with reading, with the most common reading profile in children with ASD being that of adequate decoding abilities accompanied by poor comprehension. While language processing is an area of deficit, visuospatial processing is noted to be an area of strength for children with ASD. Therefore, an important question is whether a strength-oriented approach can be used to address …
Human-Machine And Human-Human Authentication Through Active User Interaction, Manar Mohamed
Human-Machine And Human-Human Authentication Through Active User Interaction, Manar Mohamed
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Authentication is a fundamental security component of various critical applications. It is essential to differentiate a human user from a bot (human-machine authentication) to prevent against automated mechanisms that attack and abuse the resources of an online entity. Authentication is also essential to differentiate one human user from another (human-human authentication) to securely control the access of online accounts and computer terminals. Unfortunately, the security and usability requirements of authentication have not been adequately addressed. The current and almost universally deployed techniques, CAPTCHAs for human-machine authentication, and passwords or biometrics for human-human authentication, all suffer from numerous well-documented usability and …
Latin American Immigration To The Deep South: Community Responses In Birmingham Metro Area, Al (1995-2010), Nadejda Bontcheva-Loyaga
Latin American Immigration To The Deep South: Community Responses In Birmingham Metro Area, Al (1995-2010), Nadejda Bontcheva-Loyaga
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Starting in the late 1990s, Latin American immigrants began settling in great numbers in non-traditional immigration states in the Deep South. Birmingham, Alabama, one of the large cities in the region, rapidly experienced a staggering growth in its Latin American immigrant population, which created numerous difficulties with access to services and intercommunity relations. The current study looks at these difficulties and the institutional framework that was established to address them and support the settlement process of incoming immigrants in the city. The study analyses the most pressing issues that needed to be addressed in five areas – healthcare, language and …
Emotion Socialization And Emotional Functioning In Late Adolescence And Emerging Adulthood, Jinhong Guo
Emotion Socialization And Emotional Functioning In Late Adolescence And Emerging Adulthood, Jinhong Guo
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Parental emotion socialization has been associated with youth emotional development. However, less is known about the influences of emotion socialization on emotional functioning in late adolescence and emerging adulthood. The first manuscript examined the factor structure of The Emotions as a Child Scale (EAC) in late adolescence and emerging adulthood and evaluates its measurement invariance across gender and ethnicity. The results showed that parental responses to children’s negative emotions could be categorized into supportive and unsupportive responses and the EAC demonstrated stronger measurement invariance across gender than ethnic groups. The second manuscript examined coping strategies as mediators of the relationship …
Differential Effects Of Short-Term Morphine Treatment On Brain Volumes Of Men And Women With Low Back Pain, Kelsey Campbell
Differential Effects Of Short-Term Morphine Treatment On Brain Volumes Of Men And Women With Low Back Pain, Kelsey Campbell
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Objective: Long- and short-term opioid use is associated with morphological changes in the human brain. Opioids have analgesic and adverse effects, including addiction, that differently impact men and women. The current study aimed to investigate whether differences exist between men and women in gray matter volume changes after acute morphine treatment for chronic low back pain. Methods: This study analyzed data from 27 chronic low back pain patients (17 men, 10 women) who were treated with oral morphine over a period of 30 days. High-resolution structural images were acquired immediately before and after morphine treatment. Images were compared using voxel …
The Spinning Thread, Halley Marie Cotton
The Spinning Thread, Halley Marie Cotton
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The poems comprised within this collection reimagine the Southern culture and identity. As a whole these poems explore themes such as family, craftsmanship, folklore, and the tension between humanity and nature. The overarching narrative revolves around the idea of transformation. Here, the speaker transforms from the mundane to the mythological and natural elements are acted upon to produce a shift in their physical state. These poems examine several inter- and intra- personal relationships typically in a state of recollection or unrest. Memory and a harkening to ancestral roots tend to inform the speaker’s thoughts and actions. While many of these …
No Sorrow In Sight, Jeff Hardin