Items where Subject is "HV Social pathology. Social and public welfare"

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Alameri, Abdulla (2017) Barriers and facilitators of intervening: The case of campus sexual assaults. Masters thesis, Northern Arizona University.

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Butler, Nicholas (2018) The good guys have guns: a statistical analysis of the arguments for deregulating firearm ownership. Masters thesis, Northern Arizona University.

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Edmiston, Sarah M. (2017) Primed for action: The unique role of Greek life in bystander helping behaviors. Masters thesis, Northern Arizona University.

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Fejervary, Jenna (2017) Words matter: Measuring rape myth acceptance through survey design. Masters thesis, Northern Arizona University.

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Griffin, Jill R (2018) A state report card: evaluation of domestic violence victim-centered legislation by state. Masters thesis, Northern Arizona University.

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Harmon, Brittney (2017) Understanding how victim and advocates perceive and deliver services based on organizational structure and institutional location. Masters thesis, Northern Arizona University.

Howard, Nicolas R (2022) Israel's vaccination: inequality through settler colonialism, biopolitics, and citizenship. Masters thesis, Northern Arizona University.

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McNair, Jamie katherine (2018) Experiences of federal prosecutors and investigators of sexual assault cases occurring in Indian Country. Masters thesis, Northern Arizona University.

Munoz, Raven Breanne (2022) Sexual violence prevention work: engaging men while encouraging gender inclusivity. Masters thesis, Northern Arizona University.

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Perez, Nalleli (2021) Unaccompanied Migrant Children: Experiences and Challenges. Masters thesis, Northern Arizona University.

Pollard, Charlie Caye (2022) Debt (re)considered: an exploration of shame, bankruptcy, and financial resilience. Masters thesis, Northern Arizona University.

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Schlangen, Elizabeth Ann (2022) The application of coercive control theory to youth sex trafficking. Masters thesis, Northern Arizona University.

Shaffstall, Kayla Elaine (2021) An officer’s perspective: law enforcement and implicit bias training. Masters thesis, Northern Arizona University.