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Browsing Theses 1998 by Issue Date
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(2012-06-20)One hundred and thirty-two Japanese students and 210 South African students completed a questionnaire originally employed by Davis and Ludvigson (1995) examining factors associated with academic dishonesty. In comparison ...
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(2012-06-20)Kansas college students enthusiastically joined in the war fervor that aroused Americans against Spain in 1898. Kansas collegians organized college militias to "Remember the Maine," enlisting in great numbers and out of ...
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(2012-06-20)Why did Generals Matthew Ridgway, Maxwell Taylor, and James Gavin oppose New Look? Why did these professional officers end their careers over a disagreement with the Eisenhower administration concerning defense policy? Did ...
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(2012-06-20)Assertiveness is often positively correlated with self0concept and a positive relationship exists between self-concept and both a masculine and an androgynous gender role orientation. However, little research has explored ...
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(2012-06-21)This thesis is a collection of short fiction preceded by a critical essay. The critical essay, a work in three sections, examines the writer's role in reflecting human subjectivity and ontological dilemmas. The essay ...
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(2012-06-21)Xanthomonas orzyae pv. orzyae , the causal agent of the bacterial blight in rice, interacts in a race-specific manner with rice cultivars containing different resistance genes. Xanthomonas orzyae pv. orzyae containing the ...
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(2012-06-21)The starting point for the writer not practising the traditional type of mimesis is consciousness. The fictionist concerned with internal mental life does not search for an absolute foundation for knowledge in truths that ...
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(2012-06-21)This thesis begins by introducing the reader to Chicana feminism, the issue of home, and how Chicana women fit into and challenge social roles. As Chicana feminism continues to develop a new definition of home, I focus on ...
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(2012-06-21)The purpose of this study was to determine if a difference existed between traditional physical education curriculums and an experimental physical education curriculum (Physical Dimensions) on the attitudes of ninth grade ...
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(2012-06-21)The relationship between body image and self-concet appears to be well grounded. However, this research has primarily used young adults as participants. Is it accurate to declare a global relationship between these two ...
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(2012-06-21)My thesis research focused on the influence of successional changes on community structure, life history trait expression, and competitive responses of three codominant prairie grasses, Andropogon scoparius, A. gerardii, ...
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(2012-06-21)This study examined the relationship between participation in a Student Support Service (SSS) program, psychological adjustment, and student classification for first generation and low income college students. These students ...
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(2012-06-21)This thesis studies the history of Miltonvale Wesleyan College, Miltonvale, Kansas, through its first year of operation, 1909-1910, to its closing and merger with Bartlesville Wesleyan College, Bartlesville, Oklahoma, in ...
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(2012-06-21)With so much focus on drunk driving, evaluation of drunk driving offenders is an important issue. This study centered on the Substance Abuse Subtle Screening Inventory-2 (SASSI-2), a widely used and readily accepted ...
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(2012-06-21)An important issue in clinically assessing child and adolescent psychopathology is basing diagnoses on information from sources other than the child's self-report, such as parents and teachers. Additional problems arise ...
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(2012-06-21)Past studies examined a variety of factors involved in attitudes toward people with mental illness. Such factors included age, gender, education, and professional training. Usually these factors were investigated either ...
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(2012-06-21)The English Patient is an exploration of the relationship between language and "reality." In The English Patient the search for mimetic structure, a narrative structure based on a preexisting "reality," becomes associated ...
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(2012-06-21)Employee turnover is a very costly problem for virtually all organizations within the United States. Employee turnover can be classified as either voluntary or involuntary from the employee's perspective. Voluntary turnover ...
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(2012-06-21)The focus of this thesis is the exploration of the nature and purpose of sexual desire in Edmund Spenser's The Shepheardes Calender. The primary assumption is that sexual desire is the driving force in the lives of Spenser's ...
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(2012-06-21)Jubilant over the victory of World War II, America saw it self as the defender of democracy, but soon America's confidence would be shaken in the Cold War. While communism advanced, McCarthyism spread throughout America. ...
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