ETD Pilot

Items

• Silencing the self, relationship satisfaction and Marianismo: An analysis of depression of Latinas.
• Phylogenetic relationships of species within the Gobiid genus Gobiosoma sensu Bohlke and Robins (1968) with comments on their relationships to other genera in the tribe Gobiosomini.
• Recognition memory, remember/know judgments and retrieval of context in young and older adults: An ERP study.
• ``God's little rascal'': A feminist theological view of Else Lasker-Schueler's prose.
• Virtues and obligations.
• Nursing education in the United States and England between 1850-1920: A critical analysis of the influence of Florence Nightingale.
• Historical framing: A myth about the classification of visual art.
• Dimensions of classroom environment as related to students' self-control and academic self-concept.
• Religious change and the recreation of community in an urban setting among the Tzotzil Maya of Highland Chiapas, Mexico.
• Statistics of microwave radiation in the approach to localization.
• Stratigraphy of the upper Pierre Shale and Fox Hills Formation (Campanian and Maastrichtian; Late Cretaceous) in the Badlands National Park region, South Dakota: Implications for eustatic changes in sea level, tectonism, and marine paleoecology of the western interior seaway.
• Workforce transitions from the profit to the non-profit sector.
• The method of the "Regulae" and its imperfectly understood relationship to Cartesian science.
• Maternal substance abuse: Impact of prenatal care on newborn outcomes and costs.
• Urban residents' perceptions of neighborhood change.
• Postmodernism and clinical social work.
• Ineluctable modality of the visible: Joyce, Beckett, and the modernist challenge to vision.
• Effect of number of forced-choice primary generalization test trials on the establishment of dimensionally-based perceptual classes.
• Olympe de Gouges et le theatre de la Revolution francaise.
• The effect of self-monitoring homework processes and teacher assessments on academic achievement among beginning algebra students.
• Comparative religion in Herman Melville's "Clarel".
• "Toward a democratic esthetic"? The modern house in America, 1932-1955.
• Polariton local states in impure crystals.
• The effects of multiple-exemplar training and stimulus variability on generalization to line graphs.
• John Jebb, a British radical in the age of the American Revolution.