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How Judgments of Learning Can Create Illusions of Episodic Memory
(2014-05-09)Metacognitive judgments made during learning derive from several types of information. These metacognitive cues often reflect intrinsic properties of the to-be-learned material, such as encoding fluency and processing ... -
How K-12 school district officials made decisions during 2011 National Weather Service tornado warnings
(2012)School district officials are responsible for the safety of large populations of students and staff. Yet, few have meteorological training to accurately interpret severe weather information to make the best decisions during ... -
HOW LEADERSHIP INFLUENCES TEACHER EFFECTIVENESS IN RESPONSE TO EDUCATIONAL REFORMS: A HERMENEUTIC PHENOMENOLOGICAL STUDY
(2016-05-13)In 2009 a rash overhaul of educational reform occurred in our nation’s educational system, specifically preempted by Race to the Top. Administrators and teachers have been in a flux of understanding the importance of these ... -
How likely are calf value-added management practices to pay off?
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How long and how strong: An examination of the impact peer pressure has on young adults.
(2005)It is well documented that peer pressure is a major predictor of adolescent substance abuse (Akers 2000, 1985; Aseltine 1995; Becker 1963; Elliott et al 1985; Warr 2005). The current study seeks to bridge the gap between ... -
How Managers Apply Weather and Climate Information for Decision-Making in the United States
(2022-08)As the climate continues to warm, precipitation events are projected to become more intense, leaving communities to prepare for potential increases in flooding. There is currently a wealth of weather and climate information ... -
HOW MEMORABLE SOCIALIZATION MESSAGES FROM WITHIN CULTURAL COMMUNITIES SHAPE ADULT MEANING ATTRIBUTIONS ABOUT WORK: THE CASE OF LEBANESE-AMERICANS
(2013)This dissertation describes the process by which community messaging obligates members to perform work behaviors in order to achieve full membership status--labeled here the Obligation-based Culturing of Work (OCW). The ... -
How Men And Women Are Portrayed In South African Television Commercials: A Content Analysis
(Oklahoma State University, 2001-08-01) -
How mental operations are reflected in children's language through use of the Lavatelli Early Childhood Curriculum /
(The University of Oklahoma., 1972) -
How Meteorologists Learn to Forecast the Weather: Social Dimensions of Complex Learning
(2011)Weather and climate persistently affect individuals, corporations, and governments, sometimes in significant ways: a poor forecast leaves people unprepared to prevent damage or deal with disruptions to their daily routines, ... -
How Misleading the Fifty Years? a Reply To Jacobs
(Gifted Child Quarterly, 1973-12-01) -
How Motivations Influence Social Network Usage and Anxiety
(2018-05-01)This study examines socialization, social support and fear of missing out as motivations for habitual social network site users and how these motivations affect their anxiety levels. A survey was administered to college ... -
How Much Would It Be worth to Know the Wasde Report in Advance?
(Oklahoma State University, 2013-12-01)Past research has shown that prices move in response to WASDE reports, but have only looked at price movements immediately prior to and after a report. This research seeks to determine the profitability of trading based ... -
How Network Television Coverage of the President and Congress Compare
(Journalism & Mass Communication Quarterly, 1985-03-01) -
How Outstanding Leaders Lead with Affect: An Examination of Charismatic, Ideological, and Pragmatic Leaders
(2013)The CIP Model of Leadership has received increased attention within the past decade. Research in this area has examined how leaders develop mental models, frame messages, communicate goals, and utilize political tactics ... -
How Outstanding Leaders Lead with Affect: An Examination of Charismatic, Ideological, and Pragmatic Leaders
(2013)The CIP Model of Leadership has received increased attention within the past decade. Research in this area has examined how leaders develop mental models, frame messages, communicate goals, and utilize political tactics ... -
How parents can heal from childhood adversity: PACEs for parents
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How perceptions of the future influence achievement motivation.
(1998)The research reported here was guided by a theoretical model developed by Miller and Brickman (1997). The model depicts future goals and the plans to reach them as impacting self-regulation for present achievement. To ... -
How phosphorus addition and removal affecting soil test P index
(Oklahoma State University. Division of Agricultural Sciences and Natural Resources. Cooperative Extension Service, 1998)