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1. FEAR OF CRIME AND PERCEIVED RISK OF VICTIMIZATION AMONG COLLEGE STUDENTS FEAR OF CRIME AND PERCEIVED RISK OF VICTIMIZATION AMONG COLLEGE STUDENTS
2. PERCEPTIONS OF STUDENT ORGANIZATIONS ON CAMPUS PERCEPTIONS OF STUDENT ORGANIZATIONS ON CAMPUS
3. VIRTUAL VISTAS: HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS DESCRIBING THEIR EXPERIENCES IN ONLINE COURSES. VIRTUAL VISTAS: HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS DESCRIBING THEIR EXPERIENCES IN ONLINE COURSES.
4. THE RELATIVE SENSITIVITY OF AN OLFACTORY IDENTIFICATION DEFICIT IN INDIVIDUALS WITH SCHIZOTYPAL PERSONALITY THE RELATIVE SENSITIVITY OF AN OLFACTORY IDENTIFICATION DEFICIT IN INDIVIDUALS WITH SCHIZOTYPAL PERSONALITY FEATURES
5. THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN STROOP TASK PERFORMANCE AND DELUSION-PRONENESS IN NON-PSYCHIATRIC ADULTS THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN STROOP TASK PERFORMANCE AND DELUSION-PRONENESS IN NON-PSYCHIATRIC ADULTS
6. THE EMERGENCE OF CENTRAL FLORIDA'S PUERTO RICAN COMMUNITY THE EMERGENCE OF CENTRAL FLORIDA'S PUERTO RICAN COMMUNITY
7. CRIMINAL MOBILITY OF ROBBERY OFFENDERS CRIMINAL MOBILITY OF ROBBERY OFFENDERS
8. AN INVESTIGATION OF THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN COUNSELING SELF-EFFICACY AND COUNSELOR WELLNESS AMONG COUNSELOR AN INVESTIGATION OF THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN COUNSELING SELF-EFFICACY AND COUNSELOR WELLNESS AMONG COUNSELOR EDUCATION STUDENTS
9. ACCOMPLISHMENT OF DUAL FOCUS IN EXPLORATION AND EXPLOITATION: THE INFLUENTIAL ROLE OF THE CUSTOMER RELATIONSHIP ACCOMPLISHMENT OF DUAL FOCUS IN EXPLORATION AND EXPLOITATION: THE INFLUENTIAL ROLE OF THE CUSTOMER RELATIONSHIP MANAGEMENT (CRM
10. A DESCRIPTIVE FRAMEWORK FOR THE PROBLEM-SOLVING EXPERIENCES OF PHYSICS STUDENTS A DESCRIPTIVE FRAMEWORK FOR THE PROBLEM-SOLVING EXPERIENCES OF PHYSICS STUDENTS
11. A COMPARISON OF ATTENTIONAL RESERVE CAPACITY ACROSS THREE SENSORY MODALITIES A COMPARISON OF ATTENTIONAL RESERVE CAPACITY ACROSS THREE SENSORY MODALITIES
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