• Quantifying Responsiveness in the Vaccine Industry to Evaluate and Improve Pandemic Response 

  Hill, Connor (2022-05)

  In the wake of the pandemic Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome Coronavirus 2 (SARS-CoV-2) we can look at many aspects of the global response, including social, scientific, and governmental. Current research in the areas of ...

• Effect of Brain Injury on Demand of Alcohol 

  Chaney, Whitney Michele (2023-05)

  Brain injury, or damage to the brain and/or surrounding structures, is listed by the CDC as the leading cause of disability and death in the United States. This kind of injury can result in symptoms that physical, cognitive, ...

• A Multi-level Comparison of Increasing Training Modalities to Train Behavior Analysts to Conduct an Intensive Pediatric Feeding Intervention 

  Clark, Ronald Joseph (2023-05)

  A common focus within behavior analytic clinical practice is to incorporate training with caregivers to promote successful transition of clinical services. In the pediatric feeding literature, for example, training caregivers ...

• What's Hope Got to do with it? The Role of Hope in Sexual Abuse Treatment 

  Amundsen, Marian Kay (2022-10)

  Trauma-Focused Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (TF-CBT) is an evidence-based treatment approach for children suffering from trauma-related symptoms (; Cohen et al., 2018 Cohen et al., 2022; de Arellano et al., 2014; Slalom ...

• Exploring Factors that Influence Disagreements in Self-Other Ratings in 360-Degree Feedback Systems 

  Miller, Robert Allen (2023-05)

  360-degree feedback systems are some of the most widely used ratings systems in organizations today. The current study examined the use of 360-degree feedback systems as a method for capturing job performance in organizations ...

• The Relationship Between Self-Rated Circumplex Traits and Other-Rated Job Performance 

  Sawdy, Michael Robert (2023-05)

  The Big Five has emerged as the dominant personality model in the researcher literature (Judge & Bono, 2000), yet there is still debate about how personality should be modeled within the Big Five framework as well as ...

• Trauma Presentation Among Latinx/Hispanic Subgroups 

  Leao de Camargo, Ana Paula (2023-02)

  Hispanics/Latinos are the fastest-growing minority group in the United States and are estimated to compose half of the American population by 2060 if growing trends follow current levels. It has been suggested that ...

• Perceptions of Quality of Healthcare Using a Trauma-Informed Care Perspective Among Trauma Survivors 

  Komen, Jane Axelle (2023-03)

  Trauma is an all-too-common occurrence with the potential for several farreaching, deleterious effects both mentally and physically. Several studies have found an association between exposure to trauma and cardiovascular, ...

• The Relationship Between Hallucinations and Visuospatial Impairment Among Individuals with Dementia 

  Sohoni, Ruta (2022-12)

  Objective: This study examines the neuropsychological functioning, specifically using the Hooper Visual Organization Test (VOT), to understand the impact of hallucinations on the level of impairment in the visuospatial ...

• How Well Do Your Family Members Know You? The Relationship Between Informant Report and Cognitive Performance of Older Adults 

  Yousif, Mairy (2022-12)

  Introduction: Given the clear impact and prevalence of dementia on the aging population, there is a need for greater research and understanding in this area. As the dementia progresses, medical providers rely heavily on ...

• Headache Disorders and Neurocognitive Performance Pre- and Post-Concussive Injury 

  Gorres, Kaci (2022-12)

  Objective: The aim of this study is to examine the relationship between pre-existing headache disorders, such as headache or migraine, and neurocognitive testing obtained before and after college-athletes sustain a ...

• The Effects of Neuroticism and Treatment Delivery Modality on Therapeutic Outcomes in a Community Mental Health Training Clinic 

  Sibol, Michelle Elizabeth (2023-02-08)

  The onset of the novel Coronavirus Disease 2019 (COVID-19) two and a half years prior to this writing resulted in shifts in everyday life, as individuals worldwide were required to shelter-in-place and abide by social ...

• The Future of Socialization: Linking Socialization to Engagement. 

  DeChurch, Alexander Michael (2023-05)

  This study examines the relationship between socialization and engagement. In doing so this study investigates and measures the impact that social integration, task mastery, autonomy, role clarity, satisfaction with ...

• Brief and Extended Effects of Modified Competing Stimulus Assessments 

  Castro, Soray Nicole (2022-12)

  Competing stimulus assessments (CSA) are pre-assessment tools that systematically identify stimuli associated with reduced problem behavior. The current study aims to evaluate the effectiveness of an augmented CSA containing ...

• Use of the Social Cognition and Object Relations Scale-Global to Evaluate the Impact of Parental Divorce on College Students’ Interpersonal Functioning 

  Davenport, Rachel (2022-10)

  Research has shown parental divorce to have long-term impacts on various domains of children’s interpersonal functioning, extending into young adulthood and beyond. The purpose of this study was to assess the potential ...

• Hiring Now Versus Later: The Impact of Psychological Distance on Personnel Selection Decisions 

  Frye, Emily Ann (2022-12)

  Personnel selection is an important part of successful organizations, yet little is known about the psychological mechanisms underlying selection decisions as well as the influence of external factors, such as time, on ...

• The Effect of Video Model Dosage and Self-Monitoring on Parent's Use of Language-Promoting Behavior 

  McGarry, Kacie Marie (2022-12)

  Previous research has found a disparity between the language trajectories of children within a high, medium, or low-economic-status family. A relationship is reliably found between the language trajectory of toddlers and ...

• Intersections of Gender and Age: Identification and Attributional Processes on Leadership Effectiveness 

  Bigerton, Kayla Lynne (2022-12)

  As more women enter leadership roles and the ages of leaders becomes more diverse, there is a need for more intersectional research. An intersectional approach was used to assess the impact of leader gender and age on ...

• Call the Doctor! A Study of Parental Medical Nonadherence within Child Custody Proceedings 

  Cummons, Karissa Lynn (2022-12)

  Medical nonadherence is a common and formidable problem that many pediatric healthcare providers face when treating children with acute and chronic medical conditions because adhering to a physicians’ treatment recommendations ...

• Examining Executive Dysfunction in Dementia: Vascular Etiology as a Contributor to Greater Impairment 

  Szemko, Julianne (2022-10)

  Objective: The present study examines executive functioning and overall neuropsychological functioning within a memory disorder clinic population with a specific focus on examining performance on the Modified Wisconsin Card ...

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