1. Drug Initiation Habits as Predicted by Sibling Closeness in Divorced and Non-divorced Families Open Access Author: Herwig, Anna Title: Drug Initiation Habits as Predicted by Sibling Closeness in Divorced and Non-divorced Families Area of Honors: Psychology Keywords: DivorceAdolescenceDrugsAlcoholSocial contagionSibling relationship File: Download Herwig_Anna_Thesis.pdf Thesis Supervisors: Jenae Marie Neiderhiser, Thesis SupervisorJeff M Love, Thesis Honors Advisor
2. The effects of language-switching contexts on cognition of Polish-English bilinguals Open Access Author: Badanova, Maria Title: The effects of language-switching contexts on cognition of Polish-English bilinguals Area of Honors: Psychology Keywords: bilingualismlanguage-switchingadaptive control hypothesismap game taskcognitive demand File: Download Maria_Badanova_honors_thesis.pdf Thesis Supervisors: Michele Diaz, Thesis SupervisorRichard Alan Carlson, Thesis Honors Advisor
3. Information Enabling Action: Agency-Focused Social Media Frames as a Way to Promote Willingness to Help and Prevent Compassion Fade in Response to Natural Disasters Open Access Author: Colucci, Anthony Title: Information Enabling Action: Agency-Focused Social Media Frames as a Way to Promote Willingness to Help and Prevent Compassion Fade in Response to Natural Disasters Area of Honors: Psychology Keywords: social media framesnatural disaster responsesocial media natural disasterscompassion fadeempathywillingness to helpempathy-altruism hypothesisempathy helping File: Download Final_File__1_.pdf Thesis Supervisors: Theresa K Vescio, Thesis SupervisorGreg Edward Loviscky, Thesis Honors AdvisorHeather Shoenberger, Thesis Supervisor
4. The Impact of Neighborhood Ethnic-Racial Context on the Ethnic-Racial Identity of African American and Latinx Youth Open Access Author: Johnson, Shadane Title: The Impact of Neighborhood Ethnic-Racial Context on the Ethnic-Racial Identity of African American and Latinx Youth Area of Honors: Psychology Keywords: ethnic-racial identityethnic-racial socializationneighborhood ethnic-racial compositionneighborhood contextcohesion File: Download Honors_Thesis.pdf Thesis Supervisors: Dawn Paula Witherspoon, Thesis SupervisorKenneth Levy, Thesis Honors Advisor
