Library Award for Undergraduate Research: Recent submissions
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Strength in Contradiction: The Radicalization of Incel Rhetoric
This paper emphasizes several fields of interconnected research in my investigation of the linguistic and psychological roots of radicalization among self-described “incels” or “involuntary celibates”. Through a close ... -
In Support of Abstinence-Plus Education: Evaluating the Shortcomings of Peer-to-Peer Education and Abstinence-Only Programs in the Context of Attitudes, Intentions, and Behaviors
This paper examines three primary approaches to sexual education - abstinence-only, peer-to-peer, and abstinence-plus - and weighs their merits in the context of their influence on attitudes, behaviors, and intentions. ... -
‘Minds’ in ‘Homer’: A quantitative psycholinguistic comparison of the Iliad and Odyssey
“My child, why do you weep? What grief has come upon your phrenes (φρένες)? Speak—conceal not in noos (νόος) in order that we both may know,” so speaks Achilles’ mother Thetis as the fierce warrior weeps tears of wrath on ... -
Anxiety disorders in children and adults: A cognitive, neurophysiological and genetic characterization
(2020-02-15)An information-processing perspective has been explicitly adopted by several researchers in order to organize the extensive (and often controversial) evidence supporting anxious children‟s cognitive biases in processing ... -
"Inanna's Descent to the Netherworld": A centennial survey of scholarship, artifacts, and translations
(2020-02-15)ABSTRACT: An ancient Sumerian proverb may be read as “good fortune [is embedded in] organisation and wisdom.” [1] The present centennial survey is solely about organizing the last one hundred years of scholarship for a ...