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Theses/Dissertations from 2023
Transformations Towards Just Urban Sustainabilities: A community psychology approach to analyzing and fostering urban changes, Bianca C. Dreyer
A Close Look at the Connections Between Mental-State Talk, Theory of Mind, and Source Monitoring During Parent-Child Reminiscing of Emotional Events, Mallory Earnshaw
Investigating the effects of disturbance and competition on establishment, growth, and reproduction of the endangered Ripariosida hermaphrodita, Daniel Engelking
A Departmental Dilemma: The Genesis of Canadian Military Export Policy, 1945-1960, Paul Esau
Intermittent sucrose access: Sweetness versus calories, Jarret Folmer and Rudy Eikelboom
The Contribution of Phonological Overlap to the Cognate Effect: An Event-Related Potential Study of Persian-English Bilinguals, Zahra Fotovatnia
The Design and Characterization of Gold Nanoclusters as Elementary Building Blocks, Heather Gaebler
Dynamical Aspects in (4+1)-Body Problems, Ryan Gauthier
Nitrogen: Both a potential stimulator and suppressor of cyanobacterial blooms in temperate lakes, Catherine Goltz
Opposite Trees, Theo Goossens
Assessment of Stream Metabolism and Associated Environmental Drivers in the Greiner Lake Watershed, Nunavut, Canada, Nicole Gotkowski
Deep in the shadows of loss: An exploration of grief, mourning, and intellectual disability, Cara Grosset
Collision avoidance strategies of middle-aged children and young adults in a virtual environment, Megan Hammill
IS TASK CONFLICT TRULY GOOD FOR EVERYONE? EXAMINING THE INTERACTION BETWEEN TASK CONFLICT AND GENDER ON INDIVIDUAL OUTCOMES, Samantha Hancock
Potential effects of road proximity on zooplankton communities and water quality in lakes in the Northwest Territories, Marie N. Hannan
Contrasting seasonal cycling of arsenic in a series of subarctic shield lakes with different morphometric properties, Jeremy Harbinson
Application of Sentiment Analysis in Stock Market Prediction, Jia Wei He
Statistical models for decision-making in professional soccer, Sean Hellingman
Distributed Spatial Data Sharing: a new era in sharing spatial data, Majid Hojati
“It Felt Like a Sense of Rape:” Women’s Experiences of Strip Searching in Prison as Gendered, Misogynoir, and Colonial Genocidal Sexual Violence, Jessica Hutchison
Teammate social support for female athletes recovering from sports-related concussion, Brianna Iltshishin, Jennifer Robertson-Wilson, and Michael Cinelli