• Social Reinforcement and Diurnal Rhythms in Baboons 

  Thach, John S. Jr (1966)

  The frequency with which one monkey opened a door for two minutes of visual and physical contact with another monkey was examined as a function of several experimental procedures. In the first series of manipulations ...

• Cuban Latin Americans: Psychosocial Correlates of Cultural Adjustment 

  Sinclair, Elsa A. Rivera (1988)

  The process of adjustment to a new culture-acculturation-- is considered a crucial factor contributing to variations of psychological distress and anxiety among immigrant groups. It is believed that a person's level ...

• The Development and Validation of a Hierarchical Multiple-Goal Pursuit Model 

  Samuelson, Hannah Leigh (2019)

  Individuals are faced with multiple goals in life, at work, and across these realms every day. Organizational psychologists have begun to address how individuals prioritize goals over time using computational modeling and ...

• Understanding Secondary Educators’ Knowledge of Mental Health and Their Perceptions of Their Role in Addressing Student Mental Health 

  Ross, Ana-Sophia (2019)

  Adolescents have significant unmet mental health needs and schools represent the most common place for youth to receive mental health services. Teachers are primarily responsible for recognizing and working with students ...

• THE EFFECTS OF CHILDREN’S LITERATURE ON BYSTANDER BEHAVIOR AND OUTCOMES: THE BULLYING LITERATURE PROJECT 

  Scott, Arianna Lakeisha Lashley (2019)

  Traditional approaches to bullying intervention focus on the bully-victim dyad. However, research indicates that bullying is a group phenomenon and often occurs in the presence of peer witnesses. Bystanders are uniquely ...

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