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van der Kamp, Jonathan, author.
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Social cost-benefit analysis of air pollution control measures - advancing environmental-economic
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Fu, Rui, author.
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Relations between Childhood Self-Control and Early Adulthood Outcomes in China: The Contributions
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Bartram, James K., author.
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I Can't Speak: Social Control and the IWW Free Speech Movement / Bartram, James K., author.
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Dominguez, Jose Ramon Caselan, author.
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Acute Pain Experience and Recovery: Motivational Effects on Self- Control and Regulation and
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Chadborn, Daniel Paul, author.
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The Influence of Group Identity: A Social Identity Perspective of Locus of Control / Chadborn
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Reed, Maureen, author.
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relationship between social and emotional competence and generalized anxiety, and also examined whether gender
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Morazzano, Luca, author.
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independence; on the other, their attention toward contemporary cultural, social, and political instances. In
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Noh, Yuree, author.
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Why do some authoritarian leaders use extensive fraud to control election results whereas others do
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Collins, Lester Robert, Jr., author.
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logistic regression was conducted on the independent and control variables and the dependent variables of
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Zhu, Yicheng, author.
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respondent from mainland China, the empirical part of the dissertation illustrated: 1. Governmental control
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Terrell, Sarah, author.
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-task behavior for these participants. Results indicated that with both participants, experimental control was
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Peña, Karla Adriana, author.
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ultimately aim to empower the state by increasing its control over land and agricultural production. Second
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Cooksey, Rhonda Lynn, author.
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memories, and grappled with therapists, medication, and social stigma. Dub worked to stay ahead of medical
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Saldivar, Selina, author.
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ego depletion (control group no ego depletion), difficult math task, or social exclusion task. A self
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Mahid, Zonayed, author.
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used to build a virtual reality simulation (VRS). The VRS is part of a social innovation collaboration
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Baker, Ashley Caroline, author.
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-centered communication, which was indirectly associated with better adherence and glycemic control through self
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Kale, Bharat K., author.
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and a suitable graph layout to control the topology. We show the results of this approach by creating
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Smith, Terri M., author.
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orientation, behavior control, assertiveness, and peer social skill, through the Teacher-Child Rating Scale 2
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Alsadah, Zainab, author.
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qualitative research methods to investigate the implications of electronic media on children`s social skills
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Wu, Qiwei Luna, author.
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identifies various stakeholders, such as family members, gendered individuals and different social units, as
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Whitacre, Lydia A., author.
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criticism that has reduced and dichotomized them. However, their complex characteristics of agency, control
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Holton, Josephine, author.
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transformative learning for clients. It is hoped this will give clients a sense of control over their situation
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Bisgaier, Steven, author.
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depression (p = .012, d = 1.98), general anxiety (p = .011, d = 2.01), social anxiety (p = .009, d = 2.11
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Pritzlaff, Richard G., author.
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hands of local communities. This in turn adds to feelings of competence, autonomy, and control. The
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Travis, Yolanda René, author.
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control ongoing drug use. The research question focused on to what extent drug-related locus of control
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Zhao, Yiting, author.
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widely used in the Internet, social media, network security, traffic control, e-commerce and so on. Then
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Read, John Basil, III., author.
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frequently interact with senior executives may be able to wield social influence (Oc & Bashshur, 2013
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Zheng, Bingyu, author.
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"idle," and its futile efforts to control a growing population of "idle" bannermen. Then I will explore
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Arbuckle, Caroline Joan, author.
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, demonstrating how the use and access to different timbers shifts in light of political and social developments
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Okpuzor, Paul, author.
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additional education on diabetes, learning more about control strategies for diabetes, and helping with daily
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de Moraes, Wesley Costa, author.
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, control, or use of nature (flora and fauna). Likewise, the presence of animal characters and the
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Pelican, Ullice John, author.
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, monitor and control, and demonstrated leadership. As more government organizations realize the benefits of
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Lee, Regina Dong-Gin, author.
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corporations should strengthen their internal controls by implementing the following control tools in the
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Otegbade, Charles Dipe, author.
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control of different jurisdictions between 2011 and 2015. Data were grouped into 2 categories based on the
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Ndikum, Charles, author.
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in social uplift among affected communities, such as modifications to existing gun control laws to
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Allatzas, Renee C., author.
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the patient satisfaction score were within upper and lower control limits indicating normal variation
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Cain, Lafaun Jenise, author.
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Administration (SSA). While issues such as retiring baby boomers and budget constraints are beyond the control of
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Wooldridge, Jennalee Shea, author.
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, experimental design. The aims were 1) to examine implementation outcomes' social support at 6 weeks than those
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Harkema, Rebecca, author.
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activities. Participant's teachers read the social story to the children once at school and it was repeated
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Verroulx, Kristin Anne, author.
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, supported by verbal and visuospatial skills, and ultimately overseen by executive control. The present
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Rudolph, Michelle Rose, author.
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quasi-experimental study design examined the participation levels, sense of CoI (i.e., social, teaching
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Stott, Carrie L., author.
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social responsibility highlights the need to control costs and improve access to care. The ethics of care
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Gilyard, Ameer S., author.
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systematic and strategic approaches, (b) quality control using business instruments and tools to measure
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Pugh, Dana Maurice, author.
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-racial identity and social support to act as protective or risk factors relative to this association. Data from a
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Kangas, Sally Elizabeth, author.
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options. Contributions to positive social change include increased patient engagement because patients
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Sapuram, Vaibhav, author. (orcid)0000-0001-9000-036X
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-stressful interview (Session 1), and again in the context of either the negative evaluative Trier Social Stress Test
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Piercy, Brooke, author.
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study sought to analyze the effects of both poor nutritional diet and social isolation on anxiety levels
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Beck Corbatto, Deborah, author. (orcid)0000-0002-8797-0952
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-consciousness, merging of action and awareness, autotelic nature, centering of attention, feeling in control). Findings
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Sizemore, Shane, author.
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negative content. Control variables included age, gender, social desirability, disgust sensitivity, and
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Niebrugge, Emily, author.
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, they also serve as vehicles to challenge social expectations of femininity for herself and her audience
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Vieyra Ornelas, Miguel Angel, author.
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is evoked by aversive control and that functions to punish the user of aversive control. In more
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Arvidsson, Toi Sin, author.
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-involved condition (but not the tech-only condition) outperformed those in a non-participating control group in
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Lavado, Kimberly, author.
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by Bandura's social cognitive theory (1977), which asserts that an individual's belief in his ability
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Yang, Zhe, author.
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exists between prior social responsibility in 2014 and subsequent financial performance in 2016, and also
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Riess, Dawn L., author.
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post-simulation survey with 64 in the control group (HFMS) and 59 in the experimental group (SP). Data
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Ivens, John P., author.
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and any ossifying features of its outdated traditional social order. Cybernetic technology became a
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Raulli, Stephen, author.
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back control of their bodies. It thrived until the introduction of social media, which limited the
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Alford, Katrina D., author.
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-modifiable characteristics of people in spaces, such as human and social capital. These community capitals can be recognized
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Cook, Emily Louina, author.
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ecological literacy, and evaluated the curriculum using social science research methods. My curriculum was
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Wang, Lan, author.
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for crowdsourcing is related to the traditional work context, including hospitals' boundary control
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Andropolis, Marisa Rae, author.
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, inner realities. However, there is a play of how much access viewers have to the interiority. I control
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Sainer, Shannon Kathleen, author.
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-Family Partnership (NFP) is a nurse-home visiting program with evidence from multiple randomized control trials and
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Rodriguez, Leny, author.
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participant to remain in the most control if they are willing, motivated and physically healthy enough to
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Reyes, Lindsey, author.
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associating with delinquent social groups and demonstrate resilient characteristics such as impulse control
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Daniels, Brandon M., author.
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in the study of social movements, organizational communication, and Marxist theories of consciousness
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Steiner, Michael, author.
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identity theory to examine the conditions under which a major social role generates psychological distress
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Raymond, Kimberly P., author.
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in relation to threat bias, social anxiety and loneliness. Overall, findings confirm previous studies
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Ge, Sijie, author.
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methodology has been developed for air-quality conscious study for proactive emission control under chemical
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Sturgis, Ashby M., author.
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This thesis examines the relationship between military control, social power, and economic
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Maheshwari, Zeel, author.
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development are reviewed. This study also discusses intelligent control of SIRES using neural networks and
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Mends, George Nana Sam, author.
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among people concerning land or its products. Land tenure security, which is people's ability to control
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Harrington, Erin, author.
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task completion was manipulated: social familiar (friend), social unfamiliar (unknown participant
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Clauss, Nikki J., author.
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social rejection or the achievement condition than they did after the control condition. For female
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Sorrell, Evelyn A., author.
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decades of the twentieth century. This dissertation analyzes the evolution of the venereal disease control
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Owens, Bianca, author.
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environmental and social conditions and not racial inferiority, as once believed (Du Bois, 1899).Research in the
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Duncan, Graeme, author.
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. Standardised measures of depression, stress, locus of control and life events were taken. Overall participants
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Flude, Royston, author.
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compare an experimental group with a control group. Issues of ineffective parenting will be further
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Goodman, Matthew S., author.
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only), days absent and tardy (School 2 only), and social-emotional learning (SEL) scores were provided
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Johnson, Colette E., author.
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site through which to respond to social and political problems having to do with war and aggression
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Li, Kathleen T., author.
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the most important yet challenging endeavors for social scientists. The difficulty lies in accurately
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Johnsson, Ida, author.
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effect equation that control for the endogeneity of the social connections using a control function
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Kim, Jongsoo, author.
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's stardom. The results are consistent across robustness checks that control for potential selection issues
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Nolan, Sean Price, author.
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food safety become elevated priorities. Effective control of house mice relies heavily on rodenticides
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Thomas, Joy D., author.
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include, but not limited to, garnishment of wages and Social Security benefit payments, ineligibility for
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Gurko, Krista L., author.
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in the areas of language and executive control while also guiding their expectations for interactions
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Gatarek, Boguslawa, author.
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combating racism, to Humane Education. It credits social categorization with both reducing and creating
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Guerrero, Michelle D., author.
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fun) were positively linked to personal and social skills, with social imagery accounting for the most
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Cooper, Jessica, author.
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degree of systematicity, control, and coherence that is not empirically warranted within mental health
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McKenna, Crystal, author.
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decline, school culture reform, time/need for soft skills and social/emotional learning, and institutional
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Sigalet, Geoffrey Thomas, author.
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patterns of social justice in order for their reasoning to be consistent and conclusive. This recursively
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Driscoll, Megan Philipa, author.
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's respective analyses of the role of network logics in systems of control. As a whole, the dissertation
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Hostetter, Mayme Kendrick, author.
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positioned as the more "social" strength and (b) stronger lessons may have heightened students' reference
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Riess, Helene, author.
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, protecting personhood, and walking the balance beam. Participants took action to reclaim control they had
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Boyle, Chloe Cassandra, author.
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sensitivity to social reward, operationalized as decreased attentional bias towards positive faces. Contrary
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Nasiri, Yusra Sulaiman Mohamed Al, author.
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administered twice (at enrollment, and 4 weeks after enrollment). Statistical Pakage for Social Science
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Feldman, Lindsey Raisa, author.
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mechanisms of control. My dissertation utilizes tools of in-depth ethnography to provide nuance to this
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Porter, Jeannette H., author.
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, violating the concomitant imperative to appear well; and or c. A belief that to be well is to be in control
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Williston, Sarah Krill, author.
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addition, both emotional control and self-reliance were inversely related to social distance stigma (EC: r
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Saypanya, Santi, author.
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barriers occurred in both treatment and control areas, there is a possibility that communication between
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Wilson, Linda Richardson, author.
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by which individuals control and direct their actions. Self-efficacy, an integral part of Bandura
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Kowitt, Sarah Dorothy, author.
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, social support, perceived individual control), selected from an a priori theoretical framework, mediated
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Ooi, S. Elizabeth Newman, author. (orcid)0000-0003-1404-7566
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objects with magical inscriptions worked to control invisible forces in the physical world, sometimes by
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Mackowski, Nicholas, author.
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randomized into experimental (EXP, N=9) or control (CON, N=10). Assessments included body fat percentage (BF
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Terpstra, Brice J., author.
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many ways, including probationer characteristics, job duties, and management styles. (4) Social control
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O'Donnell, Nicole A., author.
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. Individuals viewed social media messages that featured (1) norm corrective messages, (2) role model messages
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Geffre, Amy Christine, author.
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. Notably, we found that dsRNA-treated bees trophallaxed less than control bees, but found no differences in
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Tanupabrungsun, Sikana, author.
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Social media have introduced a contemporary shift from broadcast to participatory media, which has
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Lassi, Nicholas Mathew, author.
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crime related issues of personal control and social control. From this analysis of pre-Qin Confucian
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Gachau, James Ngetha, author.
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specified needs and concerns, rather than have media fare dictated to them by the dominant classes, social
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Gjoni, Ermonda, author.
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journey involving environmental, physical, and social adjustments which significantly impact dietary
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Shaikh, Naeem, author.
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focusing on group-based social hierarchies. A social hierarchy is defined as the social legitimacy of one
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Kartiganer, Jacob, author.
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the effects of social control that exist in every form of culture.
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Rodda, Cathleen, author. (orcid)0000-0002-8603-0467
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adult mice were tested for social encounters in the social interaction test. Additionally, the open
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Liu, Danny, author.
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development, social harmony, self-control, and in the fundamental development of the "self" in Chinese society
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Gingerich, Jonathan, author.
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also requires that political and social institutions avoid trying to control or manage how people
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Du, Yue, author.
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's tightening control on bank loans and social unrest has induced a transfer of local government's key tasks, i
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Wynn, Colleen E., author.
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neighborhood connection as collective efficacy (measures of social cohesion and social control).
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Smith, Sabrina, author.
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same social classes. Although the Spanish colonial state implemented several measures to control casta
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Johnson, Symone, author.
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education, social media campaigns, and increased enforcement. Building upon this, I examined the efficacy of
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Manfredi, Emmanuelle Isabella, author. (orcid)0000-0003-4776-1256
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prefrontal cortex (vmPFC) for social scenes than non-social scenes. Although the social brain was involved
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Kulkarni, Shibani, author.
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and control of assets, 2) social participation, 3) workload, and 4) household decision-making control
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Cannon, Michelle L. Chinn, author.
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, changes were observed among the experimental group's cortical activation in areas associated with social
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Núñez-Eddy, Claudia, author.
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allocation. Political tension regarding the amount of control states should have in managing federal funding
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Mahon, Erik S., author.
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their empire to surrounding areas, they employed a variety of means in an attempt to control the lives
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Horstink, Lanka Elvira, author.
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are under social control, and all those people affected by decision-making are also the decision
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Kim, Dongjeen, author.
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social revolution of the 1960s in South Korea. I then consider the specific institutional features which
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Baker, Alice, author.
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comorbidities. Pain control was often cited as a reason to operate, and non-operative analgesia strategies were
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Filimon, Don, author.
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disorders, and the ethical concerns related to technology applications employed in behavioral control to
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Murmuria, Rahul, author. (orcid)0000-0001-6327-9609
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Identifiable Information and other information including financial transactions, medical records, social
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Brannon, Erin, author.
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) participated in an N-of-1 RCT. Consistent with cybernetic control theory; adolescents set a daily physical
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Winter, Emma Suzanne, author.
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social cognition have been shown to influence social competency. Social competency has been assessing
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Efferin, Sujoko, author.
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discriminated against extensively in the social, cultural, political and economic spheres, particularly during
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Cummings, Sister Agnes Marie, author.
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between HCP/case managers and PAMB. The social determinants of health (SDH) are likely to impact PAMB
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Hushmendy, Dilnavaz F., author.
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researched a social action, researching daily for six weeks. This six-week research project resulted in a
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Huck, Adam, author. (orcid)0000-0001-7235-0008
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-mandated curricular program, Expeditionary Learning, for integrating elementary social studies with English Language
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Linck, Donna Teresa, author.
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differences (p = .678) were found between the experimental (Fitbit-E) and control groups (Fitbit-C) on average
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Speerschneider, Kimberly K., author.
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social competence, including social skills and problem behavior. Significant gains in social skills were
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Moss, Omotayo M., author.
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weaker member): white partner (WP; control); black partner (BP); or Asian partner (AP). Mean persistence
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Libert, Timothy, author.
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behavior. Due to a failure of regulation, Internet users have virtually no means to control such
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Chaganti, Sara, author.
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mechanisms for social control (Broughton 2003; Korteweg 2003), and as implicated in reproducing labor market
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Venable, Nicholas Browder, author. (orcid)0000-0001-8376-0053
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sociological understanding of the way in which legal institutions served to reinforce group identity and social
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Zhang, Jing, author.
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dissemination power of gossip as an effective technique of social influence and the unruly commercial adaptation
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Rea, Christopher, author.
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distinctive combinations of authoritative and economic dimensions of social power. (I define social power
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Fu, Wancong, author.
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the re-entry state variable to control the labor force participation when there is no Social Security
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Baradaran Attar Moghadam, Hamid Reza, author.
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groups. There were two control groups, one ethnic control group and one White control group. The
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Pratt, Adrienne Elizabeth, author.
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-decentralising provisions of the constitution, was to incapacitate the executive in its efforts to control hyperinflationary
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Fahmi, Wael Salah El Din Ahmed, author.
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and the newly-built forms has changed, transforming the concept of the house from a social control
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Erickson, Patricia Gail, author.
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consequences of official responses to delinquency by agents of social control. These are thought to be that
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Mangan, James A., author.
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organisation, control and manipulation. It constituted also, a cluster of value-judgements posing as facts in
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