The Scholarship Repository of Florida Tech
The Scholarship Repository of Florida Tech provides permanent, open access to journal articles, research reports, conference papers, data sets, theses and dissertations, and other scholarly works created by Florida Tech faculty and students. In addition, the Repository serves as an archive for the digital assets of the Harry P. Weber University Archives and scholarly materials from organizations affiliated with our Special Collections that complement research activities at Florida Tech.
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The effect of pain tolerance on healthcare utilization among chronic pain patients
(2022-02)Chronic pain patients are more likely to use healthcare services and have greater expenditures related to health needs, which has led to studies on different aspects of pain that may lead to greater use, disability, ... -
A Method to Evaluate the Impact of Assistive Displays on the Comfort and Safety of Driving in Low Visibility Conditions
(2022-05)Natural phenomena may affect car drivers in terms of having a clear view. It may hinder or distract the driver’s eyesight from essential objects, such as traffic signs, people, or other obstacles in the street. A poor ... -
Trauma Survivors and Perceptions of Tobacco-Related Health Risks
(2022-02)Given the established relationship between trauma and tobacco use, the increased use of Electronic Nicotine Delivery Systems (ENDS), and the research identifying numerous health risks to users of ENDS, examining the ... -
The Effect of Level of Immersion on Learning in a Virtual Maintenance Training Task
(2022-05)The purpose of this study was to examine the effect of immersion on four constructs related to learning which included: memory retention, engagement, learning performance in the form of knowledge acquisition, and perceived ... -
A Spatiotemporal Bayesian Model for Population Analysis
(2022-05)Spatiotemporal population analysis based on incomplete, redundant, and unidentified observations is critically important, yet it is a very challenging problem. Different approaches have been proposed and several methods ...
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