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Psychology, Religion and the Internet, Michael Nielsen and Brandon Randolph-Seng

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Aesthetic Legacies and Dashed Political Hopes: Caspar David Friedrich Motifs in Roland Emmerich's Post-9/11 Popcorn Message Movies, Robert Pirro

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The Overlap Between Offending and Victimization Among Adolescents: Results From the Second International Self-report Delinquency Study, Chad Posick

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Do Boys Fight and Girls Cut? A General Strain Theory Approach to Gender and Deviance, Chad Posick, Amy Farrell, and Marc L. Swatt

Victim Injury, Emotional Distress, and Satisfaction with the Police: Evidence for a Victim-Centered, Emotionally-Based Police Response, Chad Posick and Christina Policastro

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One Scale Fits All? Assessing Racial Differences in the Measurement of Attitudes toward the Police, Chad Posick, Michael Rocque, and Jack McDevitt

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Trinidad and Religious Pluralism: Sociology and Faith in a Caribbean Island, Ned Rinalducci

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Unraveling Change: Social Bonds and Recidivism Among Released Offenders, Michael Rocque, David M. Bierie, Chad Posick, and Doris L. MacKenzie

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Measuring Up: Assessing the Measurement Properties of Two Self-Control Scales, Michael Rocque, Chad Posick, and Gregory M. Zimmerman

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Constraints and Opportunities in India-Bangladesh Transit Dispute, Nalanda Roy

India and Bangladesh Corridor Dispute: Finding a Way Forward?, Nalanda Roy

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Attitudes toward Suicide and Emotional Expressivity: Gender and Culture Specific Associations with Suicide Proneness for Japanese and American College Students, Motoko Saito, Jeff J. Klibert, and Jennifer Langhinrichsen-Rohling

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Perception vs. Reality: An investigation of the misperceptions concerning the frequency of novel drug use among college students., Amber Sanders, John Stogner, and Bryan Miller

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Online teaching communities within sociology: A counter trend to the marketization of higher education, April M. Schueths

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Passionate Pedagogy and Emotional Labor: Students’ Responses to Learning Diversity From Diverse Instructors, April M. Schueths, Tanya Gladney, Devan Crawford, Katherine L. Bass, and Helen A. Moore

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Awareness of Novel Drug Legality in a Young Adult Population, Michael Singleton, John Stogner, and Bryan Miller

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Continuity and Change in a Southern Beachy Amish-Mennonite Congregation, William L. Smith

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A Spicy Kind of High: A Profile of Synthetic Cannabinoid Users, John Stogner and Bryan Miller

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Investigating the “Bath Salt” Panic: The rarity of Synthetic Cathinone Use among Students, John Stogner and Bryan Miller

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Learning to E-Cheat: A Criminological Test of Internet Facilitated Academic Dishonesty., John Stogner, Bryan Miller, and Catherine Marcum

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Allied Health Students' Perceptions of Class Difficulty: The Case of Undergraduate Human Anatomy and Physiology Classes, Diana Sturges and Trent W. Maurer

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Overtraining and the Use of Feature and Geometric Cues for Reorientation, Bradley R. Sturz, Katherine A. Gaskin, and Kent D. Bodily

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Stroop Interference in a Delayed Match-To-Sample Task: Evidence for Semantic Competition, Bradley R. Sturz, Marshall Lee Green, Lawrence Locker Jr., and Ty W. Boyer

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Environment Size and the Use of Feature and Geometric Cues for Reorientation, Bradley R. Sturz and Debbie M. Kelly

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Does Constraining Field of View Prevent Extraction of Geometric Cues for Humans during Virtual-Environment Reorientation?, Bradley R. Sturz, Zachary A. Kilday, and Kent D. Bodily