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Theses/Dissertations from 2021
THREE ESSAYS ON FIRM AND MANAGERIAL PERFORMANCE, Laszlo Z. Nagy
Investigating the Use of Mental-State Talk in Parent-Child Joint Reminiscing and Storytelling on Children’s Source Monitoring, Holly Autumn Nelson
The Potential for Remote Sensing Measurement of Dissolved Organic Carbon as a Tool For Metal Risk Assessments, Mickey Nielsen
Park Agency Social Media Communication During the COVID-19 Crisis, Raluca Oprean
Reading in Kapampangan, Filipino, and English: A Look at Multilingual Children in an Economically Challenging Philippine Community, Portia Padilla
Three Essays on Financial Economics, Zhe Peng
Investigating the Inhibition of the Return of Attention in the Tactile Domain, Robert Plax
Unpredictable Paths into Care: Examining HIV and MS Care Relationships in Southern Ontario, Melissa Popiel
MOTHER-CHILD SHARED STORY TELLING OF WORDLESS AND WORDED PICTURE BOOKS: A WITHIN-SUBJECT DESIGN STUDY OF PRESCHOOL CHILDREN, Katherine Reid and Alexandra Gottardo
Exploring Spiritually Integrated Psychotherapy In Clinical Practice, Tim Rieck
The politics of the visible/invisible border: Canada's responses and (in)actions towards refugee claimants' protection, Monica Romero
EXERCISE TO DELAY THE PROGRESSION OF PARKINSON’S DISEASE, Kishorree Sangarapillai
Invisible Wounds: Assessing the Awareness of Moral Injury Among Toronto Police, Daniel Saugh
THE EXPERIENCES OF WOMEN WHO HAVE A CHILD DIAGNOSED WITH AN EATING DISORDER: A NARRATIVE INQUIRY, Jennifer Scarborough
Characterization of Micronutrient Dependent Growth by Several Temperate Freshwater Phytoplankton, Purnank Shah
Is it just a dream? How attributions for successful and unsuccessful social mobility attempts maintain the myth of the American Dream, Erin Shanahan
From Tajikistan to Russia and Back: Understanding Changes in Gender Relations Through the Lived Experiences of Tajik Migrant Workers in Russia, Tahmina Shokirova
Strategies for Reducing Greenhouse Gases from Liquid Dairy Manure, Vera Sokolov
Cambridge-North Dumfries Ontario Health Team: An Exploratory Evaluation of Service Integration Planning, Megan Strazds-Esenbergs
Exploring Compassion in the Ontario Child Welfare System., Gissele Taraba
Policing and Fatherhood Identities: A Gendered Analysis of the Work and Home Experiences of Police Fathers Before and During COVID-19, Danielle Thompson
Messages from the Margins: How Mature Women at Risk of Homelessness Sustain Their Psychosocial and Spiritual Lives, Catherine E. Tovell
“ACCEPT THE IDEA THAT NEURODIVERSE KIDS EXIST”: DYSLEXIC NARRATIVES AND NEURODIVERSITY PARADIGM VISIONS, Monica van Schaik