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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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