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.

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

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

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

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

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.

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.

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.

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.