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Parental Depression and the Severity of Adolescent Suicide Ideation and Behavior: A Test of a Mediation Model

Hohler, Alisa (University of Delaware, 2015-05)

An extensive literature has implicated parental depression in child and adolescent psychopathology (Downey & Coyne, 1990). However, less is known about the mechanisms through which parental depression affects the adolescent. ...
Pediatric, bio-driven, mobile-assistive devices and their effectiveness in purposeful driving for typically-and atypically-developing toddlers

Schoepflin, Zachary (University of Delaware, 2010-05)

Self-generated mobility is a major contributor to the physical, emotional, cognitive, psychological, and social growth and development of infants and toddlers. When young children have disorders that hinder self locomotion, ...
The Performance of Renewable Bicycle Chain Lubricants

Michelsen, Bill (University of Delaware, 2015-05)

Natural or biobased lubricants are desirable on the market today due to their performance as a safe, ecological, and effective product. In this study we report on the friction and wear properties of commercial bicycle ...
Performance Of The Tower Of Hanoi And Its Relationship To The Prefrontal Cortex Activity

Kim, Andrew (University of Delaware, 2016-05)

The prefrontal cortex (PFC) is the area in front of the brain that makes humans cognitively aware of the environment. The PFC is responsible for vital aspects of cognition such as decision-making, attention, and most ...
PERSISTENCE OR PLASTICITY: EXAMINING HAND REPRESENTATIONS SUBSEQUENT TO CORTICOSPINAL TRACT LESIONS USING FMRI

Schwarz, Anna (University of Delaware, 2019-05)

It has been widely accepted that plastic changes occur after damage to the brain to aid in functional and structural recovery. While there is ample evidence that plastic changes do indeed occur after damage, there is also ...
Personalized Perspectives of Chinese Ethnicity in Modern Malaysian University Students

Duhamel, Kristy (University of Delaware, 2009-05)

This project asks the relevant question of ―Who are you and where are you going?—a dilemma of daily concern for most University students around the world. Specifically, this research seeks to describe how one community of ...
PHENOTYPIC AND COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF QUORUM SENSING MUTANTS IN VIBRIO PARAHAEMOLYTICUS

Hong, Jisoo (University of Delaware, 2020-05)

Quorum sensing is a type of bacterial cell-to-cell communication process using extracellular signaling molecules called autoinducers that reflect cell density. Bacteria respond to these autoinducers to detect changes in ...
Photoionization Dynamics for Non-symmetric Molecules in a High Intensity Laser Field

White, Samantha Lee (2009-05)

This study addresses the question of the effect of a molecule’s symmetry on its ionization. Using laser field intensities ranging from 2x10^15 to 2x10^18 W/cm2, different orders of charged carbon fragments, C+n, were ...
Physical and Emotional Arousal and Their Effects on Retroactive Memory Enhancement: Gender Matters

Petras, Edgar (University of Delaware, 2012-05)

There is evidence that emotional events hold a special place in memory and may affect consolidation of neutral events that surround it. This effect has shown to be both an inhibiting factor for neutral events that precede ...
A Place in the Choir:Inclusive Practices in Choral Music Education

Rivera, Elizabeth (University of Delaware, 2015-05)

Since the passage of Public Law 94-142 in 1975 and its renaming and re-authorization in the 1990s, the inclusion of students with special needs in the educational mainstream has become a legal mandate as well as an ethical ...
Political and Technology Efficacy among Millennials

Schechter, Amanda (University of Delaware, 2013-05)

Political participation is a vital aspect of the American democratic process. Although the Millennial generation is the future of our country, young adults have traditionally been the least engaged age group. Theories ...
Political Socialization and its Discontents: Youth in Fascist Italy and the Soviet Union

Douglass, Connor (University of Delaware, 2014-05)

This thesis seeks to examine the dynamics underpinning the regimes of Fascist Italy and the Soviet Union in the interwar period through the prism of their policies and attitudes towards youth. As each regime placed a premium ...
The Politics of Intraparty Dissent: Blue Dog Democrats in the 111th U.S. Congress

Ruiz, Paul (University of Delaware, 2010-12)

This study examines the interactions of fiscally conservative Blue Dog Coalition members with their respective constituencies and the Democratic majority in the 111th U.S. Congress. As a result of the Democratic National ...
Pon De Dancefloor: Jamaican Dancehall in the 21st Century

Espie, Stephanie (University of Delaware, 2016-05)

The history of Jamaican music includes Roots, Mento, Ska, Rocksteady and Reggae styles - setting the stage for the origination of the dancehall genre in the early 1980s. While a wide range of ethnographic literature has ...
Population Assessment of the Common Squirrel Monkey (Saimiri sciureus) on Sumak Allpa, Equador

Banerjee, Devika (University of Delaware, 2015-05)

Sumak Allpa is a 113.5 hectare-island located within the Ecuadorean Amazon, serving as an active primate sanctuary for imperiled species. In order to measure the current status of the common squirrel monkey (Saimiri ...
Population Structure of White Perch (Morone americana) in the Delaware Bay

Shaffer, Megan (University of Delaware, 2013-05)

White perch (Morone americana) are one of the most common fish found in the waters of the eastern United States. In Delaware Bay, they are used to monitor contamination levels and set seafood safety consumption advisories ...
The potential for abomasally infused S. Boulardii to alleviate large intestinal acidosis

Davison, Kerrie (University of Delaware, 2010-05)

Large intestinal acidosis occurs when excessive amounts of carbohydrates are fermented in the large intestine, an event which may contribute to laminitis and gastrointestinal damage. The objectives of this study were to: ...
Poultry Evolution: A Concentration on NAG, CPSI, and the Urea Cycle

Wertman, Laura (University of Delaware, 2012-05)

This study concentrates on the urea cycle of poultry and investigates the evolutionary process behind the absence of urea production in poultry. Previous genomic mapping studies of the genes encoding the urea cycle enzymes ...
PRACTICAL IMPLEMENTATION OF BLOCKCHAIN ENABLED FEDERATED LEARNING

Li, Wenxuan (University of Delaware, 2020-05)

The Blockchain technology continues to attract much attention from an increas- ing number of industries seeking to bene t from this revolutionary infrastructure. Some of the strongest advantages of blockchain include ...
Practices in Inclusive Education: Examining Instructional Methods in the Collaborative- Consultation Model

Miller, Elena (University of Delaware, 2013-05)

With increasing demands for inclusive education, general educators face the challenge of serving a widening spectrum of student learning needs. Prior literature indicated that teachers of inclusive classrooms benefitted ...

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