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Browsing Theses 2004 by Issue Date
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(2012-04-30)In trying to categorize McKay's literary identity, old approaches to his work have oversimplified the meaning of his artistic achievement. In the context of the broader process of recovering and reevaluating the literary ...
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(2012-04-30)This study examined the anxiety levels of first generation college students (FGCS) in Project Challenge (a program designed to aid FGCS in college success), FGCS not in Project Challenge and non-first generation college ...
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(2012-04-30)The purpose of this study was to examine the relationship between college students' level of conceptual development and their preferences regarding types of advertisements aimed at alcohol behavior intervention. The ...
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(2012-04-30)Charles Vernon Eskridge was an influential leader in Kansas politics in the middle and late nineteenth century. By mixing politics with business, Eskridge epitomized the Gilded Age local politician. He arrived in Lawrence, ...
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(2012-04-30)This study investigated the modality effect in a leading prose recall assessment tool. Participants were 60 college-educated adults from a northeastern metropolitan area. The Logical Memory I (LM I), an immediate recall ...
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(2012-04-30)Tess of the d'Urbervilles, by Thomas Hardy, and We Were the Mulvaneys, by Joyce Carol Oates, both present the female protagonists, Tess and Marianne, as commodities, or less-than-human goods to be exchanged among men. ...
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(2012-04-30)This study investigated the perceived ages of actors in print advertisements for alcohol and the target audience. Participants were separated into two groups of advertisement conditions and asked to estimate the age of the ...
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(2012-04-30)The purpose of this study was to compare scales to scores on a behavioral laboratory measure of temporal discounting. Participants were 99 college students recruited from psychology classes at a midwestern University. All ...
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(2012-04-30)This study examined the utility of curriculum-based measures (CBM) of reading to predict proficiency levels on the Kansas Reading Assessments. The CBM reading probes were administered during the spring semester to third ...
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(2012-04-30)This thesis is an investigation into the human physiological response to a neutral drawing experience, drawing from art therapy and biofeedback to examine what is happening as the participants draw. The hypothesis was that ...
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(2012-04-30)U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics anticipates a shortage of employees by 2010, a result of older workers retiring and fewer skilled younger workers. Organizations should encourage older workers to remain in the workplace. ...
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(2012-04-30)Most of us would agree that a translator's aim should generally be "to provide semantic equivalence between source and target languages" (Crystal 346). Despite the seeming simplicity of this definition, there are as many ...
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(2012-04-30)The ice-shoved terrain south of Devils Lake was formed by the last advance of the Late Wisconsinan glaciers approximately 12,000 years ago. Two series of ice-shoved ridges and associated source depressions (lake basins) ...
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(2012-04-30)Writers in the genre of science fiction often use their novels to explore our understanding of society by creating scenes outside the normal plan of existence in futuristic or parallel worlds. Since language is the ultimate ...
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(2012-05-01)This study examined the effects of smoking withdrawal on several depressive dimensions, and specifically on loss of interest, a core but less investigated symptom of depression. 17 women and 11 men engaged in relatively ...
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(2012-05-01)This paper examined, analyzed, and compared the discussion of regulation of two communication systems: radio communication (known first as wireless telegraphy, radio, and eventually radio broadcasting) from 1904 to 1927, ...
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(2012-05-01)In Paradise Lost and Comus, John Milton portrays the two tempters, Satan and Comus, as having similar skills and character traits and using similar approaches to tempt their victims. Yet Comus fails in his temptation of ...
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(2012-05-01)In 2000, patterned ground was discovered on Trinchera Peak (4120 m), Cu1ebra Range, Sangre de Cristo Mountains, southernmost Colorado. Subsequently, another site of similar patterned ground was discovered on a ridge (3905 ...
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(2012-05-01)Bullying damages the self-esteem of the victim. This study identified implications of this behavior into adulthood. A sample of 214 volunteers was used for data analysis. Subjects completed two self-report questionnaires, ...
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(2012-05-01)The framers' of the Constitution of the United States were primarily motivated by economic forces, in the north it was commerce and in the south it was slavery. There was a consensus among the delegates at the Constitutional ...
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