• A study of the penetration of foreign fashions into the American fashion market in 1965 

  Mohamed, Saadia Saif El-Nasr (1966-05)

• A survey of the postoperative consequences of the small intestine bypass for morbid obesity 

  DeLoach, Jane Emily (1974-08)

• The organization and administration of modern dance clubs in 103 selected colleges and universities in the United States 

  Perry, Jane (1960-08)

• A study of the expressed attitudes toward physical education of 902 students enrolled in the required physical education program at Texas Woman's University in Denton, Texas, during the first semester of the academic year 1958-1959 

  Poindexter, Betty (1960-08)

• Impact of managed care on health care delivery practices as perceived by health care administrators and practitioners 

  Tietze, Mari F. (2002-05)

  Managed care has had a significant impact on many components of the U.S. health care delivery system such as cost effectiveness, access to care, and quality of care. These changes have affected how administrators and ...

• The relation between mood and perceptual bias as measured in a binocular rivalry task 

  Winnette, Miles (1991-05)

  Bower's (1981) semantic network theory of emotion and Beck's (1967, 1976, 1979, 1987) theory of depression predict that mood is related to a perceptual bias for mood-congruent material. While several studies have demonstrated ...

• The inverse problem to the Voronoi diagram 

  Winter, Lisa G. (2007-05)

  The primary purpose of this thesis is to address the problem of solving the Inverse Problem for the Voronoi Diagram where the Inverse Problem is: Given a diagram that is in fact a Voronoi Diagram find the set of points X ...

• Maternal identity, role satisfaction and employment among first-time mothers 

  Powell, Elizabeth Cathryn (1990-12)

  The relationship between employment resumption time, maternal identity and maternal satisfaction was investigated in 43 adult employed first-time mothers. The study used a descriptive correlational design. Maternal identity ...

• The role of client characteristics, system characteristics, and interventions in ischemic stroke outcomes 

  Robinson, Mary Clark (2002-05)

  The purpose of this study was to utilize an administrative database to examine differences in system characteristics, client characteristics, and interventions as they influence identified stroke outcomes. Additionally, ...

• Comparison of changes in breast tissue pressure of parturients with compressional versus supportive binders 

  Branscome, Darlene Jane (1974-05)

• Labor environments and anxiety levels of primigravidas 

  Sudbay, Brenda Joyce (1990-12)

  The problem of this study was to determine if, when controlling for trait anxiety levels, there is a difference in state anxiety levels in primigravidas who have delivered in the traditional delivery environment and ...

• Predictors of relapse for nurses participating in a peer assistance program 

  Tipton, Phyllis Hart (2005-12)

  The study purpose was to investigate if certain variables predicted relapse of 158 nurses with substance use disorder (SUD) who were peer assistant program (PAP) participants. The average age and years of nursing experience ...

• Knowledge and practices of Nigerian mothers concerning the management of fever in their children 

  Ekiran, Margaret Dolapo (1990-05)

• Biomechanical analysis of obstacle avoidance in walking with telescope-style poles in the elderly 

  Yoon, Sukhoon (2007-08)

  Elderly gait is an important topic given the projected increase in this population and the cost of fall-related injuries. The following research was conducted to analyze elderly ·gait with and without walking poles. This ...

• Beyond East and West: Political melancholy in the works of Orhan Pamuk 

  Cooper, Travis (2013-05)

  This thesis examines Orhan Pamuk's use of melancholy as a political concept. While the Nobel committee argues Pamuk's work is an example of clashing civilizations, this thesis argues Pamuk's novels examine how collective ...

• An intervention to promote quality of life in older adults experiencing chronic nonmalignant pain 

  Yang, Chi-Hsuan Asphodel (2006-05)

  Chronic nonmalignant pain (CNP) is a major problem among older adults, emphasizing the need for nurses and other health care professionals to work together in helping the individual to manage it. The major purpose of this ...

• Secretions with COPD--Physiological effects of vigorous inhalation therapy and physiotherapy on the hospitalized patient 

  Dillard, Joyce L. (1974-05)

• Elementary teachers' priorities in relation to disciplinary practices, teaching practices, and beliefs about children on the South Texas border 

  Myers, Linda Diane (2013-08)

  The purpose of this study was to investigate teachers' priorities in relation to their discipline practices, beliefs about children and classroom management practices. A secondary purpose was to explore family backgrounds ...

• Measuring cognitive outcomes of stroke patients in the inpatient rehabilitation unit 

  Gaber, Mary Grace (2013-12)

  The Cognitive FIM™ (Cog FIM™) and the Applied Cognitive domain of the Boston University Activity Measure for Post Acute Care (AC AM-PAC) were analyzed in three studies. The responsiveness to change during inpatient ...

• Making the grade: A study of academic success 

  Acosta, Christina (2013-12)

  Freshmen account for more than fifty percent of students who drop out before completing their degree, which means that increasing the success rates for freshmen is a critical challenge for many colleges and universities. ...

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