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Arnone, Jacqueline M., author.
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Celiac Disease: Examination of Executive Function and Social Phobia among Female College-Aged
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Kraaijvanger, Dianne Kilty, author.
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of this integration is not well studied. There are many college-aged students attending college with
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Harrell, Alyssa, author.
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survey methodology were utilized in this study. Moreover, participants included 199 college-aged students
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McCurdy, Kimberly Jo, author.
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-generation college students who entered college as traditionally-aged undergraduate students and completed their
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Stroble, Willie L., author.
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members differ greatly from that of traditional college-aged students. This dissertation explored the
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Day, Heather, author.
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aged university students. No previous studies have been conducted that specifically examine the effects
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Spencer, Rebecca A., author.
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classroom observations by helping school-aged students, designing assignments, or co-teaching lessons
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Garcia, Marilyn, author.
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traditionally aged students in terms of GPA over three semesters in college. The interviews showed that high
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O'Halloran, Michael J., author.
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fruit and vegetable consumption of college-aged adults compared to non-framed behavior motivating text
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Simpson, Jeff Jaret, author.
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traditional-aged, emerging adults actively constructing identities and focused on self, happiness, instant

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