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Showing 1 to 20 of 2745 for “"would have"”.
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Variation in Past Counterfactual Constructions
… participle; the verb in the variant forms is <em>would have</em> + past participle. Although reference books and textbooks acknowledge variant forms, generally describing them as informal or conversational, they have not received serious scrutiny. It was the goal of this study to see whether …
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Childhood temperament and its effects on adjustment to college
… whether temperaments seen in early childhood would have an effect on adjustment throughout life, especially during adjustment to college. Specifically, the researcher hypothesized that children with easy temperaments would have an easier time adjusting to college; whereas, children with …
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Inuit and Iroquois and Inca, Oh My: Societal Formation in the Americas
… the Inuit, Iroquois, and Inca societies might have developed without European influence. By applying anthropological political evolutionary theory to the three case studies, probable likelihoods are considered and analyzed. The Inuit were a stable society that would have continued as they were …
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Forms of Support Provided to Teachers as They Began Working in a 4x4 Block Scheduled School
"Teachers reported that they would have liked more time with their department to discuss curriculum and instructional issues. They also said that they would have liked the opportunity to talk with teachers who were experienced in the block in their subject area. Teachers did report that they liked …
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The relationship between internal-external locus of control and smoking behavior among university students in the state of Virginia
… of Virginia. It was hypothesized that smokers would have higher I-E scores than exsmokers and nonsmokers; heavy female smokers would have higher I-E scores than male heavy smokers; light female smokers would have higher I-E scores than male light smokers; heavy female-male smokers would have …
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Anxiety and birth order: does birth order play a role in a child's anxiety level?
… It was hypothesized that the first-born child would have a higher level of total anxiety than a non-first born child. It was also hypothesized that females would have an overall higher level of anxiety than males. The Revised Children's Manifest Anxiety Scale 2<sup>nd</sup> Edition, which was …
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The strategic implications of trust for interorganizational exchange relations under asymmetric dependence
… of one organizational entity in another seems to have important behavioral implications for long run interactions and transactions. In the context of channel relationships and exchange processes, however, the role of trust is understood very little. In this study it was posited that trust or its …
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Profits from several feeding systems followed by beef cattlemen of Southwest Virginia
… Virginia allowing twenty head to the car, this would mean sixty per year. At this rate the farmer that fed silage would have made $36,372.00. The farmer that fed hay and straw would have made $17,925.00 and the farmer that fed stover and corn meal would have made $8,433.60. The cost of silage …
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Delay Discounting Among American Indian And Non-Indian College Students
… Indian participants from the reservation sample would have higher SOGS scores than participants from UND. It was further hypothesized that because American Indians from the reservation sample would have higher SOGS scores, that this sample would also discount more steeply. It was also predicted …
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Quantifying Impacts of Class I Milk Price Formula Reform: A Study of FMMO Uniform Milk Price Volatility and Class I Milk Hedging
… impact that the newly reformed pricing formula would have had on milk producer pay prices between 2000 and 2017 – the period that informed the design of the new pricing formula. This is the first study to quantify how the change of the pricing formula would have affected producer pay prices in …
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The Relationship of Intimate Partner Violence and Help-Seeking with Eating Disorder Symptoms
… 26 to test the hypothesis that victims of IPV would have a greater number of and more severe eating disorder symptoms than those who have not been victimized. The current study also used the SRQ, BES, and EAT 26 to test the hypothesis that of those who experienced IPV and sought help, those who …
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Trauma fractures and the brutality of sport: exploring evidence of gaming in the Mississippian southeast
… assemblages from Moundville and Koger's Island have different frequency rates of fractures. This research examines these inter-site frequencies by focusing on the relationship between site size and warfare and gaming. The protection and ample gaming space that a larger site provides suggests …
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An Examination of the Interrelation of Narrative and Emotion Processes in Emotion-Focused Therapy for Trauma
… (i.e., client storytelling processes) that have been divided into three NEPCS marker subgroups, based on their degree of narrative-emotion integration: Problem, Transition, and Change markers. The aim of the current study was to examine the relationship between NEPCS markers and outcome …
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How Morality Seems: A Cognitive Phenomenal Case for Moral Realism
Philosophers of mind have recently debated over whether or not there exists a unique cognitive phenomenology – a “what it’s like”-ness to our conscious cognitive mental states. Most of these debates have centered on the ontological question of whether or not cognitive phenomenology exists. I …
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Women's Compliance in Outpatient Substance Abuse Treatment: The Role of Children and Mental Health
… women who did not reside with minor children would have greater treatment success defined as: (1) more days in the treatment program; (2) higher percentage of negative toxicology screens during the treatment program and (3) greater likelihood of treatment compliance. It was also anticipated …
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Behavorial Assessment of Synesthetic Perception: Color Perception and Visual Imagery in Synesthesia
… hypothesized that participants with synesthesia would have higher overall scores on the Vividness of Visual Imagery Questionnaire (VVIQ) and participants with colored synesthetic experiences would have lower Total Error Scores (TES) on the Farnsworth Munsell 100-Hue test (FM 100 test). Results …
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Effects of Diet and Exercise on Body Weight and Girth Measurement
… determine whether a program of diet and exercise would have any effect upon body weight and girth measurements.
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Comparative characterisations of Jesus and the disciples in the Gospel of Mark, with special reference to ancient oral narration
… of Jesus and the disciples in the Gospel of Mark have contributed much to our knowledge of Jesus and his disciples. The recent interest in the oral-aural dynamics in the communication of Mark’s story has caused us to understand that Mark wrote not to be read silently and privately, but read …
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