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3. Social Network Ties and Weight Status: Mechanisms, Individual Differences, and Health-Related Implications

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Open Access
Author:
Harris, Grace
Title:
Social Network Ties and Weight Status: Mechanisms, Individual Differences, and Health-Related Implications
Area of Honors:
Biobehavioral Health
Keywords:
homophily
weight bias
BMI
MTurk
social networks
weight status
File:
Download GH_Thesis_Official.pdf
Thesis Supervisors:
Joshua Morrison Smyth, Thesis Supervisor
Helen Marie Kamens, Thesis Honors Advisor

4. Analysis of National Football League Sponsorship Statements and Actions Regarding Domestic Violence Scandals, Civil Rights Movements, and Mental Health Awareness

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Open Access
Author:
Harris, Megan
Title:
Analysis of National Football League Sponsorship Statements and Actions Regarding Domestic Violence Scandals, Civil Rights Movements, and Mental Health Awareness
Area of Honors:
Advertising/Public Relations
Keywords:
Sports
Partnership
Brand
NFL
Sponsorship
Brands
Public Relations
Advertising
Sports Marketing
File:
Download Megan_Harris_Final_Thesis_Submission.pdf
Thesis Supervisors:
John R Affleck, Thesis Supervisor
Denise Sevick Bortree, Thesis Honors Advisor

5. Detecting Truth in a Racialized Society: White Authors, Black Authors, and the Implications of Colorized Criminality

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Open Access
Author:
Harris, Emily
Title:
Detecting Truth in a Racialized Society: White Authors, Black Authors, and the Implications of Colorized Criminality
Area of Honors:
English
Keywords:
detective fiction
detective
crime fiction
african american literature
chester himes
sherlock holmes
sir arthur conan doyle
edgar allen poe
race theory
black detective fiction
black detective
File:
Download EHarris_ThesisFINAL.pdf
Thesis Supervisors:
Jeffrey Nealon, Thesis Supervisor
Carla J. Mulford, Thesis Honors Advisor

6. Examining the Role of Perceptions in the Appraisal of Mental Health, Self-Stigma, Resource Availability, and Work Environment Among Healthcare Providers at Different Career Stages in the Emergency Department

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Open Access
Author:
Harris, Charlotte
Title:
Examining the Role of Perceptions in the Appraisal of Mental Health, Self-Stigma, Resource Availability, and Work Environment Among Healthcare Providers at Different Career Stages in the Emergency Department
Area of Honors:
Biobehavioral Health
Keywords:
Mental health
Stigma
Emergency Department
Healthcare Provider
Physician
Mixed-methods
Resource Availability
File:
Download CharlotteHarris_finalthesis_04.16.pdf
Thesis Supervisors:
Thomas J Gould, Thesis Supervisor
Helen Marie Kamens, Thesis Honors Advisor
Joshua Morrison Smyth, Thesis Supervisor