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Sopa, Christine M., author.
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perceptions of women entrepreneurs both support and hinder the success of this population.
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McWilliams, Wendy, author.
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numerous factors that contribute to compromising this population's mental and physical health. The
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Crimmins, Julie, author.
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between perceived stigma and medication adherence. With a large population of individuals with mental
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Breen, Courtney, author.
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research could investigate attachment with this population using a broader age range and with greater
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McGee, Marquis Cornelius, author.
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the population of American colleges and universities (Strayhorn, 2010) and many of those pursuing an
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DeLessio, Alexandra, author.
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norms between two of the largest countries---both in population and in involvement in world politics
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Patterson, Eric, author. (orcid)0000-0001-9645-6640
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percentage of the student population, but a large majority of the African Americans on campus reside in the
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Duley, Kolleen Elizabeth, author.
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site of disciplinary power and a mechanism of racialized population management, relies upon gendered
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Manfredi, Emmanuelle Isabella, author. (orcid)0000-0003-4776-1256
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three times more likely than the general population to suffer from AUD, little research exists that
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Brewer, Meghan, author.
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recruit this population group, providing incentives for admission counselors for meeting outlined goals
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Wondimagegnhu, Meron Girma, author.
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eliminated vitamin D insufficiency in the study population. Our results suggest that supplementation can be
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Linck, Donna Teresa, author.
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population. Although there were no significant differences between the experimental and control groups on