1. Problematic faves: How our morals influence our media consumption and relationships with other people. Open Access Author: Byers, Kyleigh Title: Problematic faves: How our morals influence our media consumption and relationships with other people. Area of Honors: Sociology Keywords: MoralsFriendshipPopular CultureMediaOnline Friendships File: Download Kyleigh_Byers_Schreyer_Thesis.pdf Thesis Supervisors: Beth Montemurro, Thesis SupervisorDavid Ruth, Thesis Honors Advisor
2. A Comparative Study of Adolescent Sexual Victimization in South Korea and the United States Open Access Author: Kim, Min Title: A Comparative Study of Adolescent Sexual Victimization in South Korea and the United States Area of Honors: Sociology Keywords: adolescentsexual victimizationcross-nationalSouth KoreaUnited States File: Download Kim_Min_A_Comparative_Study_of_Adolescent_Sexual_Victimization_in_South_Korea_and_the_United_States.pdf Thesis Supervisors: Richard B Felson, Thesis SupervisorStacy Silver, Thesis Honors Advisor
3. Are Conservatives More Punitive to Criminal Offenders than Liberals? A Moral Foundations Approach Open Access Author: Petrovani Bird, Alana Title: Are Conservatives More Punitive to Criminal Offenders than Liberals? A Moral Foundations Approach Area of Honors: Sociology Keywords: punishmentpolitical ideologymoral foundations theorypublic opinion File: Download Final_Thesis_.pdf Thesis Supervisors: Eric Silver, Thesis SupervisorStacy Silver, Thesis Honors Advisor
4. The Perceptions of Homeless Encampments and the Impact on Response Styles used in New York City Open Access Author: Nguyen, Jamie Title: The Perceptions of Homeless Encampments and the Impact on Response Styles used in New York City Area of Honors: Sociology Keywords: HomelessnessEncampmentNew York CityPerceptions File: Download Nguyen_Jamie_Thesis.pdf Thesis Supervisors: David M Ramey, Thesis SupervisorStacy Silver, Thesis Honors Advisor
