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  • Self-regulation differences in preschoolers with speech/language delays compared to their peers

    Creator:
    Moussaoui, Jannah R.
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    Self-regulation, defined as one’s ability to control their behaviors, cognitions, and emotions, is an important factor for children’s social, behavioral, and long-term academic performance. Speech/language skills have long been theorized to be important factors in the development of self-regulation and have been linked to various developmental outcomes, particularly in the...
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    Honors College Thesis
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    _____________________________________________________________________ Jasmine Karing, Committee Member, representing Human Development and Family Sciences

  • Exploring the Relationship Between Sleep and Self-Regulation in Kindergarteners

    Creator:
    Nair, Sonia
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    Self-regulation is the ability to regulate cognitions, emotions and behaviors and is important for success in school and adaptation in children. The amount and quality of sleep a child receives can influence their development and self-regulation. This study examines the relationship between children’s self-regulation in the fall of their kindergarten...
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    _____________________________________________________________________ Jasmine Karing, Committee Member, representing Human Development and Family Sciences

  • Relationship Between Time Spent Breastfeeding as an Infant and Self-Regulation at the Beginning of Kindergarten

    Creator:
    Escobar, Hannah M.
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    Self-regulation, or an individual’s ability to control their emotions, behaviors, and cognitions, is one important factor of cognitive development during early childhood. The behavioral aspects of self-regulation have the potential to impact children’s success in formal education settings. Breastfeeding also has been shown to increase overall cognitive development at a...
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    _____________________________________________________________________ Jasmine Karing, Committee Member, representing Human Development and Family Sciences

  • The Relationship Between Parent Stress in Low-Income Families and Children's Self-Regulation

    Creator:
    Elliot, Alexa B.
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    Self-regulation is a cognitive mechanism that allows children to maintain control over their behaviors and emotions. The importance of this function is well-documented, but there is less understanding of the factors that affect children’s development of self-regulation. Therefore, the objective of this study is to examine if parent stress in...
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    _____________________________________________________________________ Jasmine Karing, Committee Member, representing Human Development and Family Science

  • Engineering a Profiling System for a Robotic Oceanographic Surface Sampler

    Creator:
    Shannon, Robert J.
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    ROSS (Robotic Oceanographic Surface Sampler) is an autonomous boat, equipped with oceanographic sensors, used for studying the ocean’s surface. One of its advantages over traditional research vessels is its ability to sample near glaciers, an area too dangerous for manned ships. In order to properly ascertain deep ocean heat’s effect...
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    McComb, June Marion, Jasmine Nahorniak, and Brendan (Onn Lim) Yong along with everyone else I

  • The Never-Ending Story: An Analysis of Student Activism at Oregon State University

    Creator:
    Petty, Lyndi-Rae E.
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    Racism on college campuses continues to create a toxic environment for students of color to learn and thrive in. In order for institutions of higher education work to address the complexities of the issues that students of color face, it is important to understand the context in which those issues...
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    Ferrell, Jesseanne Pope, and Jasmine Armas: This thesis would be just a sad story with no happy endings

  • Multiracial Identity Development: Parental Transmission, Belonging and Mental Health

    Creator:
    Nakamura-Daya, Hana J.
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    The present study explores the topic of Multiracial Identity Development and how parents play an important role in the identity development of children. The role of parents becomes crucial for parents of Multiracial children as they transmit cultural values, beliefs, language, and practices. Although models of racial identity development exist,...
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    : Parental Transmission, Belonging and Mental Health by Hana Jasmine Nakamura-Daya A THESIS submitted to

  • Building Abundance : Strategies for Campus Organizing Informed by Community Coalition Work and Theory

    Creator:
    Ensley, Malik
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    In conversations about social change, community-based coalitions can be identified as one of the driving factors in multi-level changes. Coalitions can be defined as groups of people, organizations, countries, etc. united for a common goal. Coalitions initially form to complete a common purpose, but also to build lasting connections for...
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    ............................................................................................................ 50 9 Acknowledgements This work is dedicated to Haniya Ferrell, Jasmine

  • Implementation of Distributed Localized Communications

    Creator:
    Snyder, Thomas
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    Artificial collectives are useful for accomplishing tasks that require teamwork from multiple simple robots. Multiple robot and collective testbeds have been developed, yet none stay committed to leverage the local interactions, group size, and imperfect information assumptions that strengthen biological collectives. A review of the collective and multiple robot literature,...
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    ]. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 39 13 The Jasmine robot was about the size of a single Euro coin [10]. . . . 40 14 The Indoor

  • “A Dream is a Wish Your Heart Makes” : An Analysis of Selected Music in Disney Princess Films

    Creator:
    Downey, Gillian M.
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    The Disney Princesses are some of the most beloved and well-recognized characters in animation across the globe. Most of these characters sing throughout their movie. This essay analyzes what I refer to as the “I Want” song of several Disney Princesses. It is divided into three sections, one for each...
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    : Snow White, Cinderella, Aurora, Ariel, Belle, Jasmine, Pocahontas, Mulan, Tiana, Rapunzel, and Merida