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Theses/Dissertations from 1998
Gender differences and similarities in moral orientations: A narrative approach to moral socialization within the family, Susan M. Hilbers
Stakeholder attitudes as a resistance toward long-range management of a threatened landscape: A case study of aggregate use in the township of North Dumfries (Ontario), Kim Margaret Horrigan
A question of integrity: A theological exercise in relating process thought with object relations psychology in pastoral counselling, Cindy Schnasa Jacobsen
Florence Nightingale's autobiographical notes: A critical edition of BL Add. 45844 (England), Heather Kelly
An approach to defining greater park ecosystems and its application to Gros Morne National Park (Newfoundland), Karl Keough
Changes in environmental context and the mirror effect in recognition memory, Craig Andrew Livermore
The dynamics of ethnic residential patterns in the Toronto Census Metropolitan Area (Ontario), Marinel Mandres
A voice for our future: High-risk adolescents' perceptions and experiences about help and healing interventions, Cameron Dale Norman
Protection of wetlands in the Grand River watershed from non-point source pollution (Ontario), Marsha Lynn Paley
An evaluation of ambulance service performance using a Geographic Information System, Jeremy Peters
Answering the call for reform: The Toronto and Montreal Chinese missions, 1894-1925 (Ontario, Quebec), Jeffrey Paul Plante
Compassionate fire: Women's stories of subjective and social change, Norma Jean Profitt
To close with and destroy: The experience of Canloan officers in the North West European Campaign, 1944-1945 (World War II), Brian G. Rawding
The courage to change: Salvadoran stories of personal and social transformation (El Salvador), Audrey Celeste Rosa
The social construction of interprofessional teams in human service organizations: Two case studies, Daniel Philip Salhani
Fisheries co-management and the Tahltan First Nation: From the Aboriginal fisheries strategy to a treaty regime (British Columbia), Kristen Lynn Smith
Issues in representing ethnic residential segregation, Wanda Teresa Gayle Smith
Humour as a narrative of difference in responding to crisis events in marital relationships, George Paul Stemp
Modelling spatial processes: The identification and analysis of spatial relationships in regression residuals by means of Moran's I (Germany), Michael Tiefelsdorf
The relations of parenting characteristics and parents' levels of care reasoning to preschoolers' prosocial reasoning, Stacey Tzavelas
Attentional, instructional, and depth effects on retrieval estimates, Jennifer Vonk
Chinese congregations of Ontario in the context of the history of pastoral care practice, Chun-An Wang
Models of church-agency relationship in church-affiliated social service agencies in the Region of Waterloo (Ontario), Buetta Louise Martin Warkentin
Structural constraints to development and land use in rural Jamaica: The case of Long Road, St. Mary, Anthony John Weis