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Early Childhood Food Insecurity Experiences and School Behavior Problems during Middle Childhood
(2017)Early childhood prevention programs geared towards children living in poverty, such as Head Start, have been shown to promote social-emotional school readiness. Continuing these prevention programs during middle childhood ... -
Early Cretaceous Tectonostratigraphic Evolution of Rift and Sag Basins of the Campos and Santos Basins, Southeastern Brazil, Using Potential Fields, Seismic Reflection and Well Data
(2017-08)The most prolific hydrocarbon accumulations discovered on the offshore margin of southeastern Brazil over the past 30 years have been found in syn-rift (Valanginian to Barremian; 136-125 Ma) and sag basin reservoirs (Aptian; ... -
Early Detection of Depression
(2018-05)Depression is a mental disorder that affects more than 300 million people worldwide. An individual suffering from depression functions poorly in life, is prone to other diseases and in the worst-case, depression leads to ... -
Early Identification of Maternal Depression Symptoms by Instituting a Postpartum Depression Screening
(2018-04-13)This evidence-based practice project explores the necessity and feasibility of a practice change of administration of the Edinburg Postnatal Depression Scale (EPDS) by pediatric providers to mothers at every well child ... -
Early Mars Sequence Stratigraphy and Lunar Picritic Glass Petrogenesis
(May 2018)This study in Martian and lunar planetary geology begins with the application of terrestrial sequence stratigraphy to hypothesize about the depositional conditions in an ancient Martian northern ocean. Progressive global ... -
Early Mobility in ICU Patients Improves Outcomes
(2018)Lack of mobility for ICU patients is associated with myriad negative patient outcomes that are positively impacted by early mobility interventions. -
Earth Inner Core Anisotropy as Observed by PKiKP and PKIIKP Reflected Waves
(May 2018)The idea of Earth inner core anisotropy is well-established, and it is a very important topic in understanding the planet’s core growth, magnetic dynamo, and evolution. Most data analysis techniques used to measure the ... -
EATING AWAY AT PERSONAL PREJUDICE: EXAMINING ASSIMILATION OF BLACKS AND ASIANS USING CHARACTERS FROM AMC'S THE WALKING DEAD
(2017-05)Parasocial intergroup contact has been shown to influence beliefs about stigmatized groups, such as racial minorities. Previous work has demonstrated that affective factors, such as perspective taking, can account for the ... -
Eating Disorder Attitudinal and Behavioral Symptoms Among a Diverse College Sample: The Role of Family Factors and Peer Influence
(2012-08)Recognition of the importance of the role of family factors to eating disorders dates back to 1873 when Lasegue highlighted the importance of family in the explanation of anorexia nervosa. A positive relationship between ... -
Eating Disorder Symptomotology: The Role of Ethnic Identity in Caucasian and Hispanic College Women
(2011-05)A relative large number of women on college campuses report experiencing eating afflictions. About 61% of college women indicated that they either occasionally or regularly used extreme measures to control their weight ... -
ECOLOGICAL KNOWLEDGE AND VERBAL ENVIRONMENTAL COMMITMENT OF AFRICAN-AMERICAN MIDDLE SCHOOL STUDENTS IN A SUBURBAN TEXAS SCHOOL
(2014-12)Today's kindergarteners will be retiring in the year 2075. We have no idea what the world will look in five years, much less 60 years, and the idea of a changing world can be daunting (Kellner, 2000). At the same time, ... -
Ecology and evolution of offspring size in Pogonomyrmex colony founding
(2013-05)Mortality scales with individual size in many organisms. In social insect colonies, mortality peaks early in colony development, when colonies are young and small. The workers that compose these new colonies are extremely ... -
Economic development of Taiwan
(1966)Taiwan, also known as Formosa, was restored to Chinese sovereignty in 1945 when Japan surrendered unconditionally in the second Sino-Japanese War. It soon became one of the thirty-five provinces of the Republic of China. ... -
Economic optimal levels of control of sulfur dioxide emissions from the combustion of fossil fuels
(1971)The 1970 Amendments to the federal Clean Air Act direct the Administrator of the Environmental Protection Agency to promulgate uniform standards governing the ambient concentrations of a number of air pollutants including ... -
Economic rationale of science policy in the federal establishment
(1967)The methodology utilized is the institutional approach. Science policy and the place of economics within science policy is examined. In the process the historical interrelation of science with technology is considered and ... -
ECONOMIC VOTING DYNAMICS: ELECTORAL IMPLICATIONS OF MONETARY POLICY SHIFTS AND PARTISAN POLICY
(2015-05)This dissertation makes contributions to the economic voting literature in relation to the monetary policy trade-off in two interrelated aspects. First, it refines the Rational Partisan Theory by developing a special case ... -
Economics in History: The Apologetic Science in Argentina, 1913-1953
(2015-12)This dissertation explores the emergence and development of a distinctive professional group: economists in Argentina between 1913 and 1953. This group arose in the context of the rise of state interventionism and the new ... -
Ed Harper - Doctor of Musical Arts - Doctoral Recital
(2020-12-04)Variations on a Theme of Rossini, H.290: Theme: Poco Allegro - Allegro moderato; Variation 1: Poco allegro; Variation 2: Poco più allegro; Variation 3: Andante; Variation 4: Allegro - Vivo - Moderato maestoso / Bohuslav ... -
EDITORIAL FROM PERSPECTIVES ON SOCIAL WORK VOLUME 10 (FALL 2014)
(University of Houston Graduate College of Social Work, 2014)Editorial for volume 10 of Perspectives on Social Work, by journal editor Maurya W. Glaude, MSW, LCSW. -
Editorial from Perspectives on Social Work Volume 11 (Spring 2015)
(University of Houston Graduate College of Social Work, 2015)Editorial for volume 11 of Perspectives on Social Work, by journal editor Maurya Glaude, LCSW