Theses from 2006
THE UTILITY OF THE STRUCTURED INVENTORY OF MALINGERED SYMPTOMATOLOGY AS A SCREEN FOR THE FEIGNING OF NEUROCOGNITIVE DEFICIT AND PSYCHOPATHOLOGY IN A CIVIL FORENSIC SAMPLE, Yvonne Renee Alwes
DEVELOPMENTAL CHANGES IN ATTENTION AND COMPREHENSION AMONG CHILDREN WITH ADHD AND COMPARISON CHILDREN, Ursula Louise Bailey
VALIDATION OF THE MILLER FORENSIC ASSESSMENT OF SYMPTOMS TEST (M-FAST) IN A CIVIL FORENSIC POPULATION, Jessica A. Clark
DOES OPTIMISM EXPLAIN HOW RELIGIOUSNESS AFFECTS ALCOHOL USE AMONG COLLEGE STUDENTS?, Benjamin Lee Collier
FLEXIBLE CODING STRATEGIES IN PIGEONS: RETROSPECTIVE AND PROSPECTIVE CODING USING A RADIAL MAZE ANALOG TASK, Kelly Ann DiGian
THE EFFECTS OF THEMATIC IMPORTANCE ON RECALL OF CHILDREN WITH ATTENTION DEFICIT HYPERACTIVITY DISORDER AND COMPARISON CHILDREN, Rebecca Alycson Flake
DETECTION OF MALINGERED MENTAL RETARDATION, Lili Odom Graue
THE DEVELOPMENT OF EXPERT FACE PROCESSING: ARE INFANTS SENSITIVE TO NORMAL DIFFERENCES IN SECOND-ORDER RELATIONAL INFORMATION?, Angela Hayden
INVESTIGATING AGE-RELATED INHIBITORY DEFICITS IN SPATIAL WORKING MEMORY, Joann Lianekhammy
EXPLORING FACETS OF MINDFULNESS IN EXPERIENCED MEDITATORS, Emily Lauren Brown Lykins
POSTTRAUMATIC GROWTH AND PTSD SYMPTOMATOLOGY AMONG COLORECTAL CANCER SURVIVORS: THE IMPACT OF EMOTIONAL EXPRESSION AND COGNITIVE PROCESSING, John M. Salsman
DIFFERENTIATING ACCULTURATION AND ETHNIC IDENTITY IN PREDICTING AFRICAN AMERICAN PSYCHOSOCIAL FUNCTIONING, Andrea Michelle Smith
DIFFERENCES IN DIMENSIONS OF CHILDHOOD FUNCTIONING IN CHILDREN OF PRETERM VERSUS FULL TERM BIRTH STATUS, Tameika Shenay Turner
Theses from 2005
TO FORGIVE IS DIVINE, BUT IS IT ALWAYS HELPFUL? EXAMINING THE EFFECTS OF BRIEF FORGIVENESS INSTRUCTIONS IN HELPING FEMALE VICTIMS, Michelle K. Cardi
THE DEVELOPMENT AND VALIDATION OF A MEASURE OF POSITIVE URGENCY, Melissa A. Cyders
PARENT-CHILD STORYTELLING DURING JOINT PICTURE-BOOK READING AND RELATION TO LANGUAGE SCORES OF CHILDREN WITH ADHD, Melinda A. Leonard
EXAMINING THE VALIDITY OF THE LIFE HISTORY CALENDAR, Leslie-Ann C. Robertson Toney
Theses from 2004
FAMILY ENVIRONMENT AND SUBSTANCE USE IN ADOLESCENT MALES, Emily H. Brechting
Theses from 2003
UNDERSTANDING ETHNICITY: THE RELATION AMONG ETHNIC IDENTITY, COLLECTIVISM, AND INDIVIDUALISM IN AFRICAN AMERICANS AND EUROPEAN AMERICANS, Ignacio David Acevedo
FUNCTIONAL MAGNETIC RESONANCE IMAGING STUDY OF PAIN AND EMOTION, Claude Ervin Davis
THE EFFICIACY OF THE MMPI-2 LEES-HALEY FAKE BAD SCALE (FBS) FOR DIFFERENTIATING NEUROCOGNITIVE AND PSYCHIATRIC FEIGNERS, Victoria Louise Vagnini
Dissertations from 2002
EFFECTS OF SEDUCTIVE AND BORING DETAILS ON READERS' COMPREHENSION OF EXPLANATORY TEXTS, Gregory Scott Johnston
THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN RELIGIOSITY AND PSYCHOLOGICAL DISTRESS: A SCALE DEVELOPMENT STRATEGY WITH THE SCL-90-R, John M. Salsman
THE ROLE OF SOCIAL AND DISPOSITIONAL VARIABLES ASSOCIATED WITH EMOTIONAL PROCESSING IN ADJUSTMENT TO BREAST CANCER, John E. Schmidt
