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Development and initial validation of the brief trauma resiliency scale
(202-08)Trauma is a widely experienced event across the nation and throughout the world. Worldwide statistics estimate 70% of adults experienced at least one traumatic event in their lifetime (Benjet et al., 2016). There are various ... -
INTERACTIONS BETWEEN SUSPENDED SEDIMENTS, NUTRIENTS AND
(11/10/2014)The objectives of the present study were to identify the effects of freshwater inflow (FWI) on sediment transport and nutrients supply to estuaries, and the effects of sediments on nutrient supply at sediment-water interface. ... -
DISCARD MORTALITY, RECRUITMENT, AND CONNECTIVITY OF RED SNAPPER (LUTJANUS CAMPECHANUS) IN THE NORTHERN GULF OF MEXICO
(11/10/2014)Red Snapper (<italic>Lutjanus campechanus</italic>) is the most economically important reef fish species in the Gulf of Mexico. Despite being intensively managed, stocks have been slow to recover from overharvest and the ... -
THE IMPACT OF THE SAFE SCHOOLS HEALTHY STUDENTS INITIATIVE ON ACADEMIC ACHIEVEMENT OF HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS
(11/10/2014)One premise for students to experience academic achievement is the need to have a safe school environment. The Safe Schools Healthy Students (SS/HS) initiative was established by the Department of Education to provide ... -
WRITING INSTRUCTION AT THE EARLY CHILDHOOD LEVEL: TEACHERS' USE OF INDIVIDUAL STUDENT WRITING CONFERENCES AND OTHER STRATEGIES TO MOTIVATE STUDENTS TO WRITE
(11/10/2014)The quality of students' writing in kindergarten has a great effect on their future writing ability during the elementary years (Kissel, 2008). Because students begin kindergarten at various levels of writing ability, more ... -
DISTRIBUTION AND DIVERSITY OF OCTOCORALS IN THE GULF OF MEXICO
(11/11/2014)Octocorals are broadly distributed throughout the world’s oceans, from the shallow intertidal zone to deeper than 5800 meters. Fishermen refer to large colonies as ‘trees’. This is appropriate because colonies provide ... -
Correspondence to Vera V. Fogg
(1939)