• Lexical competition in native and nonnative auditory word recognition 

  Lancaster, Alia (2018)

  During auditory word recognition, lexical representations that match the input as the word unfolds are activated and compete for selection. The strength of a lexical competitor during this process depends on many factors, ...

• Grounding Judgment Phenomena in Memory: Examining the Role of Retrieval in the Estimation of Events 

  Nguyen, Rosalind (2018)

  Suppose you were running late to work and had to decide which route to take that would give you the best chance of getting to work on time. How do you come up with the various routes to consider? How do you assess which ...

• INFLUENCE OF MILITARY AND FAMILY LIFE STRESSORS ON THE SATISFACTION OF MALE AND FEMALE SERVICE MEMBERS 

  Street, Towanda (2018)

  Retaining qualified men and women is the backbone of total force readiness. Studies have found that family factors, such as the quality of military marriages, have potential implications for service member’s retention and ...

• 3D ENGINEERING OF VIRUS-BASED PROTEIN NANOTUBES AND RODS: A TOOLKIT FOR GENERATING NOVEL NANOSTRUCTURED MATERIALS 

  Brown, Adam Degen (2018)

  Technological innovation at the nanometer scale has the potential to improve a wide range of applications, including energy storage, sensing of environmental and medical signals, and targeted drug delivery. A key challenge ...

• Examining the Association Between Mental Illness and Victimization Risk in Community and Prison Settings 

  Kozlowski, Meghan Michelle (2018)

  Research suggests that persons with mental illness are at risk for physical and sexual victimization both in the community and while incarcerated. However, there is less understanding of the risk factors that explain these ...

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