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Theses/Dissertations from 1990
Regulated group competition between Afro- and Indo-Trinidadians: A mechanism for social, economic and political stability in a multi-racial society., Simboonath. Singh
Public employment offices in Michigan: Government intervention before the New Deal., John A. Soares
Purification and characterization of ubiquitin-associated and free thiol protease inhibitors from dormant Artemia embryos., Margaret J. Sonnenfeld-Karcz
The petrology and geochemistry of the minor intrusions in the central metasedimentary belt, Grenville Province, southern Ontario, Canada., Sarah E. Kennedy. Stanford
Toward an understanding of the socialization of nursing students: A multi-dimensional analysis with acquired immune deficiency syndrome as a focus., Sydney Alan. Strom
Numerical investigation of the buoyancy effects due to the density extremum in water., Venugopal. Subramanyam
Analysis of air supported structures., Sreedhar. Sundaram
Relationships among college students' self-related cognitions and academic achievement: A structural equation modeling approach., Pearl Jean. Szkiba-Day
Predicting the psychosocial outcome of traumatic brain-injured adults., Andree. Tellier
Vocational bias: Students entering nontraditional careers., Brenda A. Tomini
The effect of grain shape on the distribution of sediment on the foreshore slope of Tremblay Beach Conservation Area, Lake St. Clair, Ontario., Louise Violet. Van Der Nol
Sulfhydryl modification of the calmodulin-stimulated phosphatase, calcineurin., Jerome David. Wagner
Purpose in life, depression, and outcome of treatment for alcohol dependence., Jodie L. Waisberg
Further studies on the metabolism of 4-deoxy-4-fluoro-D-glucose in Pseudomonas putida., John Watcyn. Williams
Encountering the being of other in Sartre., Leona Helen. Williams
A study of the effects of time-of-day on hemispheric processing in adults using two dichotic listening tasks., Margaret J. Wojtowicz
Theses/Dissertations from 1989
Emotional/behavioral adjustment and achievement outcomes associated with specific learning disability subtypes., Donald T. Abrash
The effects of instructional modes and mental and physical practice on the sit-to-stand movement., Shirley Marianne. Attridge
The Influence of Gender-Role on Interpersonal Judgement, Gary Steven Balz
Analysis of one-way layout of count data., Rajesh Kumar. Barnwal
Relationship of alexithymia to mental imagery and cognitive style., Kirk R. Bates
Alienation and the novice university student a replication of Seeman's dimensions of alienation., Susan Patricia. Beasley-Tapak
Psychological aspects of spontaneous abortion., Sally Anne. Bloch-Rosen
Biochemical genetic variation in the freshwater Copepoda: Evolutionary consequences of passive dispersal in freshwater zooplankton., Marc Gerald Boileau