• AN EXAMINATION OF THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN MORAL DISENGAGEMENT, ADVERSE CHILDHOOD EXPERIENCES, AND SEXUAL MISCONDUCT VICTIMIZATION AND PERPETRATION AMONG MEN AND WOMEN ON THE COLLEGE CAMPUS IN THE UNITED STATES 

  Jones, Aubrenie

  Sexual misconduct has been related individually to both ACEs and Moral Disengagement. Though existing studies examined the relationship between ACEs and sexual misconduct, there is a paucity of research exploring the ...
• Change Fatigue and Leadership Influences 

  Deschenes, Samuel

  Change fatigue is a developing concept that addresses the response individuals have when they perceive that too much change is occurring. As organizational change becomes more prevalent, more organizations and researchers ...
• The impact of maturation time distribution on the stage structure of a cellular population 

  Alshehri, Asma Abdullah

  Here we study how the stage structure of a population of cells varies with the distributions of times spent in each stage (which we will refer to as maturation time distributions). We consider a model with two life stages. ...
• POLITICAL DISCUSSION IN THE WORKPLACE: AGREEMENT, APPROPRIATENESS, AND ENGAGEMENT 

  Snodgrass, Megan

  Conversations in the workplace can often veer from job related content to more controversial subjects, such as politics. In the current political climate, views on political issues are becoming increasingly polarized, and ...
• PRIORITY AND DISTINCTIVENESS: ENHANCING FREE RECALL USING CATEGORICAL NETWORK 

  Wilson, Kara

  Schmidt, Schmidt, & Wilson (in prep.) demonstrated that participants can use word color to prioritize recall only when they are told which of two word colors has higher value before (rather than after) list presentation. ...
• THE EFFECT OF WARM-UP SESSIONS WITH KNOB-LOADED, CENTER-LOADED, AND BARREL-LOADED BASEBALL BATS ON BAT SPEED IN COLLEGIATE BASEBALL PLAYERS 

  Isaji, Keita

  The purpose of this study was to examine the effect of warm-up with a knob-loaded, center-loaded, and barrel-loaded baseball bat on swinging velocity when compared to a normal baseball bat in Division I collegiate baseball ...
• DO TEAM MEMBERS NEED TO KNOW HOW TO FUNCTION AS A TEAM? THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN TEAMWORK KNOWLEDGE AND TEAMWORK BEHAVIOR 

  Yi, Jeeun

  The purpose of this study was to examine the impact of having teamwork knowledge on teamwork behavior. This relationship was examined across all team members and also for the most critical team member (i.e., core role ...
• A NEW QUORUM SENSING MOLECULE IN C. NEOFORMANS, GIBBERELLIC ACID, INCREASES MELANIZATION IN THE PRESENCE OF TESTOSTERONE 

  Tucker, Jamila

  C. neoformans, a spore-producing pathogenic yeast, affects immunocompromised individuals causing meningoencephalitis. Once C. neoformans is introduced via the respiratory tract, it is engulfed by macrophages and other ...
• International Students and Changing Policy: Experience, Life, and Plans after Graduation 

  Marbang, Phattra

  This research is a qualitative study that utilizes 17 international students’ experiences in the U.S. Specifically, I examine the aspects of immigration regulations and policies regarding international students and the ...
• THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN THE FREQUENCY OF SELF-TALK AND DISSOCIATIVE EXPERIENCES 

  Connelly, Michael Jerome

  Defining self-talk as any instance wherein people are speaking to themselves, either out loud or mentally, and defining dissociation as any cognitively-disrupting phenomenon wherein people feel that they are disconnected ...
• Characterizing the proteasomal subunit RPN-6.2 in C. elegans 

  Evers, Joshua Michael

  Spermatogenesis is the process whereby sperm cells develop into specialized reproductive cells capable of fertilizing an oocyte. The proteins that tightly regulate sperm cell development are in turn regulated by the ubiquitin ...
• MICROBIAL ASSEMBLAGE DYNAMICS WITHIN THE AMERICAN ALLIGATOR NESTING ECOSYSTEM: A COMPARATIVE APPROACH ACROSS ECOLOGICAL SCALES 

  Grajal-Puche, Alejandro

  Understanding the ecological processes that shape species assemblage patterns is central to community ecology. The effects of ecological processes on assemblage patterns are scale-dependent. Research that addresses community ...
• COBALT-CATALYZED ACCEPTORLESS DEHYDROGENATIVE HOMOCOUPLING OF PRIMARY ALCOHOLS TO ESTERS 

  Pandey, Bedraj

  Esters are an important class of organic compounds widely used by human beings in their daily life. Currently existing industrial methods for esterification involve harmful starting compounds, toxic byproducts and high ...
• PHYSICAL VERSUS PSYCHOLOGICAL MALTREATMENT: HOW INTERVENTION ATTITUDES ARE AFFECTED BY MALTREATMENT TYPE 

  Still, Jensen

  The present study examined how perception of maltreatment type and participant sex impact attitudes toward intervention. Included in the final analyses were 89 (46 men and 43 women) undergraduate college students. Participants ...
• “THOSE WHO WOULD CONTROL IT TO THEIR OWN ENDS”: POLICE-COMMUNITY RELATIONS IN SAN JOSE, CALIFORNIA 1960-1970 

  Sakamoto-Pugh, Richard Thomas

  During the 1960s, communities of color challenged the free exercise of police discretion and demanded transparency and accountability. Their actions become cornerstones of citizen complaints against the police. In reaction, ...
• EXPLORATIONS OF CHEMISTRY GRADUATE STUDENTS’ PROFESSIONAL TEACHING ASSISTANT ROLE-IDENTITIES: CONNECTING THE SEEN TO THE UNSEEN 

  Frick, Tasha M

  Middle Tennessee State University has a diverse and impactful group of graduate students in its chemistry department. Many of these students worked as instructors for introductory laboratory classes. This dissertation ...
• Analysis of Static Correlation using Atomic Populations of Effectively Localized Electrons (APELE) 

  Lewis, Conrad Dane

  Static or nondynamic correlation is an effect where the single-reference approximation fails to adequately describe a molecular system.1 Systems dominated by nondynamic correlation require multi-reference (MR) methods, ...
• MORPHOLOGICAL WORD CHUNKING VS SYLLABLE TYPES: UNDERSTANDING THE EFFECTIVENESS OF TWO APPROACHES TO POLYSYLLABIC WORD READING INSTRUCTION FOR MIDDLE SCHOOL STRUGGLING READERS 

  Louden, Perry Franklin

  Middle school is often the last place where students are taught basic reading skills such as phonology, morphology, fluency, and comprehension before they move on to high school where reading is predominately focused on ...
• AN EXAMINATION OF THE EFFECT OF RECENT SUBSTANCE ABUSE TREATMENT ON CURRENT OPIOID USE 

  Bass-Thomas, Cynthia Michelle

  ABSTRACT The opioid epidemic in the United States has become a public health crisis affecting many American communities. Effective treatment is vital in fighting the opioid epidemic. Existing evidence suggests that providing ...
• Perceptions of Veterinarians on the Use of Nutritional Supplements in the Horse Industry 

  Oliver, Naomi Elizabeth

  Previous studies indicated that horse owners refer to veterinarians for equine supplement information, yet veterinarian beliefs on use of supplements remain unknown. An online survey was administered via social media and ...

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