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Full-Text Articles in Social and Behavioral Sciences
Factor Analysis Of The Spiritual Well-Being Scale, And Clinical Utility With Hospitalized Psychiatric Patients, Eric L. Scott
Factor Analysis Of The Spiritual Well-Being Scale, And Clinical Utility With Hospitalized Psychiatric Patients, Eric L. Scott
Master's Theses
No abstract provided.
The Therapeutic Alliance In Marital Therapy With Highly Distressed Couples, Stephanie A. Ross
The Therapeutic Alliance In Marital Therapy With Highly Distressed Couples, Stephanie A. Ross
Master's Theses
No abstract provided.
Depressive Affect And Eating Problems In Adolescent Females: An Assessment Of Direction And Influence Using Longitudinal Data, Laura L. Riggs
Depressive Affect And Eating Problems In Adolescent Females: An Assessment Of Direction And Influence Using Longitudinal Data, Laura L. Riggs
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.
Not Making The Grade: Barriers To Academic Achievement Among African-American Students At Oak Park And River Forest High School, Denise Rose
Master's Theses
No abstract provided.
A Longitudinal Study Of Adolescent Victims Of Sexual Abuse And Assault, Laura E. Kenealy
A Longitudinal Study Of Adolescent Victims Of Sexual Abuse And Assault, Laura E. Kenealy
Master's Theses
No abstract provided.
Gender And Power In Demand/Withdraw Patterns Of Marital Interaction, Cheryl L. Stenzel
Gender And Power In Demand/Withdraw Patterns Of Marital Interaction, Cheryl L. Stenzel
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.
Eating Disorder Symptomology And Atitudes Toward Sport Psychology, Marla N. Arnold
Eating Disorder Symptomology And Atitudes Toward Sport Psychology, Marla N. Arnold
Master's Theses
No abstract provided.
The Covert Processes Of Counselors In-Training At The First Practicum Level: A Pilot Study, Eric P. Johnson
The Covert Processes Of Counselors In-Training At The First Practicum Level: A Pilot Study, Eric P. Johnson
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.
Disease Severity And Psychosocial Adjustment In Pre-Adolescents With Spina Bifida, Jennifer Schneider Hommeyer
Disease Severity And Psychosocial Adjustment In Pre-Adolescents With Spina Bifida, Jennifer Schneider Hommeyer
Master's Theses
No abstract provided.
Support Systems And Adolescent Mothers: Effects On Parent-Child Interaction, Kim Jacobs
Support Systems And Adolescent Mothers: Effects On Parent-Child Interaction, Kim Jacobs
Master's Theses
No abstract provided.
The Relationship Between Neuroticism And Interest Differentiation, Eileen B. Mcpartland
The Relationship Between Neuroticism And Interest Differentiation, Eileen B. Mcpartland
Master's Theses
No abstract provided.
The Development Of Normative Data For The Occupational Stress Inventory Using Fire Fighters, Joseph J. Digiovanni
The Development Of Normative Data For The Occupational Stress Inventory Using Fire Fighters, Joseph J. Digiovanni
Master's Theses
No abstract provided.
Envelope Perception By The Goldfish, Carassius Auratus, Michael F. Chronopoulos
Envelope Perception By The Goldfish, Carassius Auratus, Michael F. Chronopoulos
Master's Theses
No abstract provided.
Uncovering The Reasons Why People Choose To Watch Violence: What Is The Relationship With Anxiety And Fear Of Crime?, Elizabeth Marie Anderson
Uncovering The Reasons Why People Choose To Watch Violence: What Is The Relationship With Anxiety And Fear Of Crime?, Elizabeth Marie Anderson
Master's Theses
No abstract provided.
The Role Of Touch In Attachment: Gender Differences And Security Of Attachment, Julie M. Jeffrey
The Role Of Touch In Attachment: Gender Differences And Security Of Attachment, Julie M. Jeffrey
Master's Theses
No abstract provided.
A Model For Relapse Prevention In Bulimia, Susan Width
A Model For Relapse Prevention In Bulimia, Susan Width
Master's Theses
No abstract provided.
The Experiences Of African American Male Clinical Social Work Supervisors In Cross-Racial Supervision: A Hermeneutic Phenomenological Analysis, Mikal N. Rasheed
The Experiences Of African American Male Clinical Social Work Supervisors In Cross-Racial Supervision: A Hermeneutic Phenomenological Analysis, Mikal N. Rasheed
Master's Theses
No abstract provided.
Clinician View Of The Use Of Influence In Social Work Practice, William K. Motlong
Clinician View Of The Use Of Influence In Social Work Practice, William K. Motlong
Master's Theses
No abstract provided.
The Silver Bullet Hypothesis : Case Studies Of Post-Webster Virginia Gubernatorial Elections, Anne M. Morgan
The Silver Bullet Hypothesis : Case Studies Of Post-Webster Virginia Gubernatorial Elections, Anne M. Morgan
Master's Theses
The 1989 Webster vs. Reproductive Health Services U.S. Supreme Court decision triggered a "new politics of abortion," marked by a shift in venue of the abortion political debate to the states and by invigorated mobilization of pro-choice activists alarmed about a potential erosion of abortion rights in state laws. Surfacing in the wake of the decision was a "silver bullet" theory of abortion: that unrestricted support for legal abortion guarantees a candidate's electoral victory. Case studies of two post-Webster gubernatorial elections in Virginia fail to confirm the validity of the silver bullet theory. Public opinion findings reveal that the electorate …
A Case Study The Effects Of A Powerful Committee Chair On The Passage Of The Wilderness Bill, Kenneth S. Livingston
A Case Study The Effects Of A Powerful Committee Chair On The Passage Of The Wilderness Bill, Kenneth S. Livingston
Master's Theses
The case of the Wilderness Bill reveals several important insights into the process, policy and politics of wilderness legislation in the late 1950s and early 1960's. The process generally conformed well with the expectations of a strong committee chair model that characterized Congress during the late 1950s and early 1960s. To be sure, the politics involved accommodation of competing interests and was facilitated by a president eager to pass a pro-wilderness bill. Above all, the compromise which ultimately led to the passage of the Wilderness Bill was influenced by the powerful committee chairman of the Interior and Insular Affairs Committee …
Central Opioid Regulation Of Parental Behavior In Juvenile Rats, Jacquelyn C. Wellman
Central Opioid Regulation Of Parental Behavior In Juvenile Rats, Jacquelyn C. Wellman
Master's Theses
Morphine disrupts full parental behavior (FPB) in adult rats when administered into the preoptic area; effects are reversed with naloxone. The current study emphasizes central administration of morphine into the preoptic area and effects on parental behavior in juveniles and possible naloxone blockade. In Experiment 1, juveniles outfitted with cannulae assemblies aimed at the preoptic region were administered a regimen of morphine, naloxone, or saline, and 30 minutes later were exposed to neonates. Behavior was scored for 1 hour and animals were considered parental if they responded with FPB for 2 consecutive days. Saline and naloxone groups responded to the …
For Appearance's Sake : Gender Attitudes And Risky Health Behavior, Jennifer L. Douglas
For Appearance's Sake : Gender Attitudes And Risky Health Behavior, Jennifer L. Douglas
Master's Theses
One hundred and forty male and female students were given questionnaires which assessed their gender attitudes, their tanning and smoking behavior, their knowledge about and perceived personal risk of lung and skin cancer, and their beliefs that tanning and slenderness are attractive. A multivariate analysis of variance (MANOVA) revealed significant gender differences in tanning and in gender attitudes; women tanned more than men ... and women had more egalitarian attitudes toward gender than did men ... However, there were no differences between men and women in amount of weight-control smoking. A standard multiple regression revealed that the belief that tanning …
Morphine Disruption Of Maternal Behavior And Modifications Of Underlying Neural Activity, Graciela Stafisso-Sandoz
Morphine Disruption Of Maternal Behavior And Modifications Of Underlying Neural Activity, Graciela Stafisso-Sandoz
Master's Theses
Morphine significantly impairs maternal behavior; N aloxone, an opiate antagonist, restores it. Maternal behavior is associated with c-fos expression, an immediate early gene product, in medial preoptic area (mPOA) of females. In this series of experiments, the effects of morphine and Naloxone on the expression of c-fos were examined. On postpartum day 5 or 6, females were injected with morphine or saline ( Exp. 1 ), or morphine+Naloxone or morphine+saline (Exp. 2) and placed back in the homepage, separated from their pups by a wire-mesh partition. Sixty minutes later processing for cfos immunohistochemistry commenced. The c-fos positive cells in a …
Impression Management And Cross-Cultural Adaptation Measures, Amy J. Montagliani
Impression Management And Cross-Cultural Adaptation Measures, Amy J. Montagliani
Master's Theses
The presence of the new world economy has forced individuals and groups representing various organizations historically foreign to each other in terms of language, norms, and culture to actively interact and communicate with each other in order to conduct business. These interactions are often not as successful as either side had originally hoped for a variety of reasons that typically reflect an ignorance of cultural standards, the most notable being the rules governing routine communication. Often, as in the case of expatriate business managers, a successful exchange is thwarted due to a certain degree of miscommunication, misperception, and misevaluation on …
The Use Of Literature As A Source Of Occupational Modeling For Children, Tracy L. Nemecek
The Use Of Literature As A Source Of Occupational Modeling For Children, Tracy L. Nemecek
Master's Theses
No abstract provided.
Development Of Depressive Encoding Dispositions: Self-Perpetuation Of Biases And The Congruency Effect, Mariana C. Belvedere
Development Of Depressive Encoding Dispositions: Self-Perpetuation Of Biases And The Congruency Effect, Mariana C. Belvedere
Master's Theses
No abstract provided.
Effect Of Stimulus Presentation Time On Visual Search Processes, Gavin S. Lew
Effect Of Stimulus Presentation Time On Visual Search Processes, Gavin S. Lew
Master's Theses
No abstract provided.