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    Music and the Mind: How the Brain is Affected by Music 

    Shan, Elaine (2012-05-03)
    Music is often thought of as a nonverbal language, capable of communicating emotional messages. Areas of the brain have been identified that, when damaged, affect only musical skills. At the same time, while the initial ...
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    The Faithful and the Distressed: How Likely are Christians to Seek Psychotherapy Treatment for Psychological Distress? 

    Choi, Fai Ho (2013-05-24)
    Differences in causation (biological, psychosocial, spiritual) of five psychological disorders (depression, bipolar disorder, schizophrenia, anxiety disorders, ADHD) and types of counseling/therapy (pastoral care, Christian ...
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    Interdisciplinary Influences on Systemic Enlightened Sexism: Changing the Gender Narrative 

    Little, Kandace
    Enlightened sexism is a phenomenon in which a progressed society maintains sexist components that contradict the accomplishments of women’s rights movements, as well as the inherent worth of all genders. I explore the ways ...
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    Personality Correlates of Implicit and Explicit Attitudes Towards Interracial Attraction 

    Nguyen, Linda (2014-12-09)
    Although interracial dating and marriage is increasing in the United States, it has not yet reached normalcy. People’s automatic and controlled responses to interracial couples may differ from their responses to same race ...
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    Prenatal Stress Increases Both Learned and Unlearned Fear in Adult Rats 

    Meyer, Melissa (2014-05-02)
    The amygdala is critical in generating the emotion of fear. Exposure to stress during prenatal development is associated with changes in fear- and anxiety-like behavior. To examine the influence of prenatal stress on ...
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    A Comparison of Children Living in Extreme Urban Poverty Participating in an Enrichment Program with a Control Group on Narrative Skills Using Responses to a Story Telling Task 

    Rodriguez-Alonso, Estela (2014-05-02)
    Economic disadvantage is linked with harsher environments, which lead to poor cognitive, social, academic, and emotional consequences for children involved. It has been shown that an early period of schooling is of critical ...
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    Marijuana Dependence, Predictability from Levels of Impulsivity and Schizotypy in College-Aged Students 

    Slate, Rachel
    In this investigation, a survey was administered to 1,797 undergraduate students at Baylor University regarding the relationship between marijuana consumption and dependence, levels of impulsivity, and symptoms of schizotypal ...
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    The Cultural and Medical Conceptions of Deafness: Their Effects on the Self and Culturally Affirmative Mental Health Care 

    Marino, Ashley (2017-05-23)
    The cultural model of deafness is one that affirms the legitimacy of the Deaf community as a whole. The medical model of deafness is one that is predicated on disability and focuses on “deaf can’t” rather than “Deaf can”. ...
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    Categorical Perception as an Emergent Feature of General Perception 

    Price, Dale (2013-12-02)
    Humans perceive linguistic phonemes categorically, that is, in distinct clusters rather than as continua. The same pattern of categorical perception (CP) has also been documented with a wide variety of other stimuli, ...
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    Psychological Social Support and its Effects on Longevity and Mortality 

    Ioerger, Julia (2016-08-09)
    This thesis examines the effects of psychological social support on longevity and mortality. It picks up where House and colleagues left off in their classic1988 review published in Science. A thorough summary is provided ...
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