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    An investigation of individual differences in diffusion of attention and the attentional blink 

    Dale, Gillian (Brock University, 2010-03-09)
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    Electrocortical responses in reward paradigms and their variation related to personality 

    Dzyundzyak, Angela (Brock University, 2010-03-09)
    This thesis was conducted in order to investigate two issues: (1) how sensitive event related potentials (ERPs), and more specifically the medial frontal negativity and the P3 components, are to the valence and magnitude ...
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    Investigating the potential of thecamoebians (testate amoebae) as bio-indicators of impact of oil sands mining operations on freshwater environments in Northeastern Alberta, Canada 

    Neville, Lisa Ann (Brock University, 2010-03-09)
    Thecamoebian (testate amoeba) species diversity and assemblages in reclamation wetlands and lakes in northeastern Alberta respond to chemical and physical parameters associated with oil sands extraction. Ecosystems more ...
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    Investigating the effects of arousal state on cognitive performance in individuals with and without mild head injury 

    St. Cyr-Baker, Julie. (Brock University, 2010-02-01)
    We examined the cognitive and emotional sequelae following mild head injury (MHI; e.g., concussion) in high-functioning individuals and whether persons with MHI pre~ent, both physiologically and via self-report, in a ...
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    Anti-Oedipus en-procés : a comparative analysis of Kristeva and Deleuze & Guattari 

    Ellis, Cameron (Brock University, 2010-10-26)
    The present thesis is an attempt to bring into dialogue what appear to be two radically different approaches of negotiating subjectivity in late Western Modernity. Here the thought of Julia Kristeva as well as Gilles ...
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    Characterizing the impact of multiple potential enemies (predators and parasites) on the behaviour of ranid tadpoles 

    Szuroczki, Dorina (Brock University, 2010-10-26)
    In order to fully understand an organism's behaviours the interactions between multiple enemies or selective pressures need to be considered, as these interactions are usually far more complex than the simple addition ...
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    Leisure connections : a case study to understand facilitation techniques with survivors of trauma 

    Greig, Carrie L. (Brock University, 2010-10-26)
    Leisure-based therapy is a potentially effective approach to supporting survivors of trauma in their healing. The purpose ofthis qualitative case study was to describe the recreation therapist's facilitation techniques ...
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    Field effectiveness of stimulus equivalence for teaching reading skills to children with autism 

    Giewercer, Lisa (Brock University, 2010-10-26)
    Stimulus equivalence involves teaching two conditional discriminations that share one stimulus in common and testing all possible conditional discriminations not taught (Saunders & Green, 1999). Despite considerable ...
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    Mechanism of tocopherol transfer by human α-tocopherol transfer protein (α-hTTP) 

    Zhang, Wen Xiao (Brock University, 2010-10-26)
    Vitamin E is a well known fat soluble chain breaking antioxidant. It is a general tenn used to describe a family of eight stereoisomers of tocopherols. Selective retention of a-tocopherol in the human circulation ...
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    Social neuroendocrinology of competition 

    Carré, Justin M. (Brock University, 2010-10-26)
    The relationship between testosterone concentrations and aggressive behaviour in studies of people has produced very inconsistent findings. However, one consistent fmding that has emerged is that competitive and ...
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    AuthorAbubaker, Kamal Salem (1)Ahmed, Zafor (1)Andre, Mauro Henrique (1)Ashraf, Abdul R. (1)Aymar, Matthew (1)Bal, Jaspreet (1)Balasak, John Scott Theisen (1)Baptist, Matilda (1)Barnard, Melissa (1)Bell-Laroche, Dina (1)... View MoreSubjectComputer algorithms. (3)Organic compounds -- Synthesis (3)Indicators (Biology) (2)Retail trade -- Computer network resources (2)Self-perception (2)Vitamin E (2)Wine and wine making -- Ontario -- Niagara Peninsula (2)Wine industry -- Ontario -- Niagara Peninsula (2)Acculturation (1)Achievement motivation in adolescence -- Canada (1)... View MoreDate Issued
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    DegreeM.A. Applied Health Studies (8)M.Sc. Computer Science (8)M.Sc. Management (8)Master of Education (7)M.A. Social Justice and Equity Studies (5)M.A. Applied Disability Studies (4)M.A. Psychology (4)M.Sc. Biological Sciences (4)M.Sc. Earth Sciences (4)Ph.D. Educational Studies (4)... View More

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