Theses from 2005
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
