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    Attributions in social interactions: A qualitative study 

    Barga, Lynne R. (2003-12)
    The purpose of this study was to investigate people's attributions in explaining ambiguously described behavior, and to discover whether and how those attributions reflect their social identities and social roles. A ...
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    A concurrent validity study comparing executive functioning of the Woodcock Johnson III Tests of Cognitive Ability and the NEPSY 

    Carper, Marlene Snapka (2003-05-30)
    The purpose of this study was to examine the concurrent validity between the Woodcock Johnson III Tests of Cognitive Ability (WJ III COG; Woodcock, McGrew, & Mather, 2001) executive functioning tests and the NEPSY (Korkman, ...
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    Neurodevelopmental profiles for a sample of children originally diagnosed with ADHD 

    Strahan, Laurel Lee (2004-08-30)
    Attention-deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) is a commonly diagnosed childhood psychological disorder. The diagnosis of this disorder is ideally based upon clinical evaluation rather than a singular test or measurement. ...
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    Attentional impairment and processing speed in children diagnosed with attention deficit hyperactivity disorder 

    Beadle, Crystal L. (2009-08-30)
    The behavioral and cognitive symptomology that children with ADHD typically show can have a widespread impact on their overall functioning in everyday life. Children with ADHD may show poor short term memory, poor ...
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    A rhetoric of peace and protest: Discourse analysis, semiotics and the murals in Northern Ireland 

    Robinson, Katherine J. (2002-08-30)
    This dissertation offers an examination of applied protest rhetoric through a unique form of public discourse that promotes a problematic accessibility for individual, regional, and global audiences. The nontraditional ...
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    Trinity Valley Quilters' Guild: Quiltmaking practices and motivations 

    Kucko, Jane (2003-05-31)
    The primary problem was to identify and describe the demographic characteristics, quiltmaking motivations, and quiltmaking practices of members of the Trinity Valley Quilters' Guild (TVQG). The study resulted in a ...
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    Elements of folklore in “House of Houses” by Pat Mora 

    Seiler, Nadezhda (2002-08-30)
    Growing up in an immigrant family in America is a challenge for individuals, for they face the dilemma of abandoning their cultural identity through assimilation into the mainstream Anglo-American culture. Pat Mora, a ...
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    Jessie Redmon Fauset: Out of the shadows 

    Braden, Meredith Michelle (2000-08-30)
    The purpose of this project is to reclaim a lost woman writer, Jessie Fauset, by detailing her contributions to literature during the Harlem Renaissance. Fauset's contribution as literary editor at The Crisis, the National ...
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    Put Your Mother on the Ceiling: Feminist dance-making as a worldmaking process of three women choreographers 

    Grover-Haskin, Kim (2001-05)
    Richard de Mille (1967) considers personal invention crucial in comprehending and shaping socially constructed realities. Intrigued by what a woman's reality brings to the creative process and how these experiences become ...
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    Semiotics and cyberspace beyond Charles Sanders Peirce 

    Crowson, Sue (2002-12-30)
    In 1867 Charles Sanders Peirce detailed a pansemiotic perspective of the world that defines a sign as “something that stands to somebody for something.” The triadic semiotic theory that Peirce developed includes all phenomena ...
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