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  • Ready or Not: Measuring the Preparedness of Young Adolescents (18-26 years) for Natural Disasters in the Pacific Northwest

    Creator:
    Backen, Grace
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    Cascadia is the physiographic region defined by the active tectonics and attendant geo-hazards of the Cascadia Subduction Zone. In contrast to many other coastal environments in the U.S., geo-hazards along the Cascadia coast are dominated by a tectonic context on the Pacific rim “ring of fire.” Washington, Oregon, and California...
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    (18-26 years) for Natural Disasters in the Pacific Northwest INTRODUCTION Cascadia is the

  • College students' alcohol and cannabis use, co-use, academic problems, and gender

    Creator:
    Chupp, Colson D.
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    Objective: Alcohol and cannabis use and co-use among college students is prevalent in the United States (Bravo et al., 2021). These substances have been linked to poor collegiate academic performance in past research. The present study examines varying levels of single-substance alcohol use and alcohol and cannabis co-use in their...
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    ) consisted 18–24 year-old students from 98 Schools in the U.S. • Students were asked if alcohol use had

  • Conveying Affect: Vocal vs Nonverbal Cues

    Creator:
    Zheng, Joshua Y.
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    This study was interested in determining whether vocal communications or facial expressions and body language are more effective in communicating positive, neutral or negative affects when used in isolation and without deception. A sample of six male and six female (n = 12) students in Dr. Bernieri’s Winter term 2016...
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    Figure 1. Average number of correct responses on EJT for each condition and sex. The two reference