Evaluation of Conditioned Aversive Stimuli Associated with Past Traumatic events on Choice-making and Avoidance Behaviors

Evaluation of Conditioned Aversive Stimuli Associated with Past Traumatic events on Choice-making and Avoidance Behaviors

Preference and Reinforcer Effects on Increasing Mask Wearing During the COVID-19 Pandemic

Preference and Reinforcer Effects on Increasing Mask Wearing During the COVID-19 Pandemic

  • Authors: Lindsay Cohen, Joseph Dracobly, & Elizabeth Houck
  • Department: Behavior Analysis
  • Advisor: Joe Dracobly
  • Video Presentation: N/A
Understanding Network Governance in Homeless Service Networks

Understanding Network Governance in Homeless Service Networks

  • Authors: Jihoon Jeong, Hee Soun Jang
  • Department: Public Administration
  • Advisor: Hee Soun Jang
  • Video Presentation: N/A
Only as good as the tools in our toolbox?: Measuring and monitoring treatment integrity

Only As Good As the Tools in Our Toolbox?: Measuring and Monitoring Treatment Integrity

Human Resource for Health and Social Support: Practice and Policy Implications for Health Emergency Response in Saudi Arabia

Human Resource for Health and Social Support: Practice and Policy Implications for Health Emergency Response in Saudi Arabia

  • Author: Mohsen Mohammad Alattas
  • Department: Public Administration
  • Advisor: Dr. Abraham Benavides
  • Video Presentation: N/A
What do you hear? Teaching tacts of auditory stimuli

What Do You Hear? Teaching Tacts of Auditory Stimuli

Evaluating the Picture Exchange Communication System (PECS) without a Second Instructor

Evaluating the Picture Exchange Communication System (PECS) without a Second Instructor

  • Authors: Elizabeth M. Sansing, Gabriel L. Armshaw, and Karen A. Toussaint
  • Department: Behavior Analysis
  • Advisor: Dr. Karen A. Toussaint
  • Video Presentation: N/A
“It seems like it’s never going to end”: The Experiences of Those Living in Damaged Dwellings following Superstorm Sandy.

“It Seems Like it's Never Going to End”: The Experiences of Those Living in Damaged Dwellings following Superstorm Sandy.

  • Author: Rachel S. Wolfe
  • Department: EMDS
  • Advisor: Dr. Laura Siebeneck
  • Video Presentation: N/A
‘Golden Age’ serial murderers experienced more childhood trauma and had a higher percentage of absent fathers than those active in prior time periods

‘Golden Age' Serial Murderers Experienced More Childhood Trauma and Had a Higher Percentage of Absent Fathers than Those Active in Prior Time Periods