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Burnout and Engagement in Correctional Mental Health Professionals: The Role of Organizational Factors
(2013)This study examined the role of organizational factors in the experience of engagement and burnout in a sample of correctional mental health professionals. Specifically, a linear combination consisting of perceived ... -
Burnout and engagement: Correlates and measurement.
(2003)Burnout has become an important aspect of organizational reality for workers worldwide. Despite a growing body of literature concerning burnout, there are many questions about the measurement and process of burnout that ... -
Buscando trabajo: Social networking among Latin American immigrants to Oklahoma.
(2003)Previous research on immigration has taken for granted the existence of immigrant networks. This is a significant oversight given their importance in conveying social capital and in immigrant networks' contribution to the ... -
Busi culture: Getting ahead in Taiwan education.
(2001)The purpose of this study is to develop an understanding of the main reasons for busi attendance, the parents' perceptions of busi programs and views of busi benefits for their children, as well as to clarify the effects ... -
Business and economics in the general education programs of colleges and universities /
(The University of Oklahoma., 1961) -
Business and foreign affairs :
(The University of Oklahoma., 1971) -
The business calculus GMTA: An exploration of teaching experiences in an unfamiliar course.
(2007)Abstract not available. -
Business in the Borderlands: Bent, St. Vrain & Co., 1830-1849
(2012)During the 1830s and 1840s, a unique set of economic, social, political, and environmental factors contributed to the rise and fall of Bent, St. Vrain & Co. as the preeminent American trading firm in the Southwest ... -
The Business of Atomic War: The Military-Industrial Complex and the American West
(2020)This dissertation examines nuclear weapons manufacturing in the American West from 1942 through the early 1990s. Specifically, it examines Hanford Engineer Works in Washington, Pantex in the Texas Panhandle, Rocky Flats ... -
BUT GENDER IS A WHITE THING: GENDER AND AMERICAN INDIAN SWEAT LODGE CEREMONIES
(2015-08-14)Little exists in the field of psychology regarding American Indian sweat purification ceremonies, and even less exists in psychological literature on the impact of gender on such ceremonies or gender from this cultural ... -
C.S. Peirce on intuition and instinct /
(The University of Oklahoma., 1972) -
Calcite-water reaction rates at reservoir conditions.
(2002)A numerical model was developed for predicting calcite scale precipitation in near-wellbore regions during water flooding and petroleum recovery operations. Rate equations based on the experimental studies were used to ... -
Calculation of singlet exciton states in molecular crystals of aromatic hydrocarbons via the transition density interaction operator /
(The University of Oklahoma., 1973) -
Calculus Instructors' Resources, Orientations, and Goals in Teaching Low-Achieving Students
(2014-05-09)Teaching and learning calculus has been the subject of mathematics education research for many years. Although the literature is mainly concerned with students’ difficulties with calculus, research on mathematicians’ day ... -
Calculus Instructors' Responses to Prior Knowledge Errors
(2009)This study investigates the responses to prior knowledge errors that Calculus I instructors make when assessing students. Prior knowledge is operationalized as any skill or understanding that a student needs to successfully ... -
Cambrian [Marjuman] trilobites (Arthropoda) of the Cow Head, western Newfoundland.
(2005)Conglomerates consisting of shelf-derived limestone boulders in debris flows form the fossiliferous strata of the Cow Head Group on the west coast of Newfoundland. These conglomerates have yielded in excess of 20,000 ... -
Cameroonian teachers' perceptions of culture, education, and mathematics.
(2005)This study is a critical ethnography of Cameroonian secondary school teachers, with the purpose of generating understandings of Cameroonian teachers' perceptions of and meanings for culture, education, and mathematics and ... -
Can a Single Lecture on Graph Literacy Improve General Decision Making Skills?
(2024-05-10)An emerging body of evidence suggests that brief debiasing training can make small but meaningful improvements in judgment and decision making. For example, recent studies have shown that training graph literacy (i.e., the ... -
CAN RECOLLECTION EXPLAIN MIRROR EFFECTS IN ITEM RECOGNITION? EVIDENCE FROM HUMANS AND A COMPUTATIONAL MODEL
(2010)This thesis examines the role of recollection in the word frequency mirror effect. In two experiments, participants studied lists comprised of sets of associatively related words and sets of unrelated words from 4 levels ...