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A Vascular Flora of the Nopah Range, Inyo County, California
Carolyn J. Mills

Managing Someone 'Less like You' From Afar: The Role of Virtual Communication Modality
Boree Kim

17th Century Colonial Witchcraft: Before Salem
Andréa Diane Davis

Comics Ideology: Racism in American Comics During World War II
Luke Diep-Nguyen

Exploring The Relationship Between Heritage Language Teachers’ Professional Development Experiences and Their Self-Efficacy
Shahnaz Ahmadeian Fard

From Macro to Micro: A Study of the Impact of Stock Market Development and Behavioral Factors on Charitable Donations During the COVID-19 Pandemic.
Sahar Alqunaibit

Extending the Geographic Information Systems Research Agenda by Studying the Spatial Dimension of the Complex Real-World Problem of Homelessness
Hasa Aasi

BAAF: Bishop’s Contribution to the ‘Greatest Generation’
Jack Fisher

Sauntering Spirituality: Walking through Environmental History in Audio
Jamie E. Hinrichs

Epistemology and Authority in Two Latter-day Saint QAnon Conspiracy Theorists
Indra Jean Louise Chapman

The SS: The Phony Elite and Brutal Preparators of the Holocaust
John E. Cordero

Conceptualizations of Data Visualization Use Beyond Efficiency in Evaluation
Sarah Douville

Reviving the Sleeper Effect
Tehreem Riffat

Wait, Who Did You Say We Are? The Effects of Self-Uncertainty and Leadership Rhetoric on Group Identification
Samantha Gardner

Attitude Formation & Persuasion Via Reactance: No, You Can't – Yes, I Can!
Daniel Alfred Palafox

Increasing Help-Seeking Among People with Depression: An Empirical Assessment of a Static and Trending Norms Approach
Christopher Falco

Identity complexity, uncertainty, and belongingness: Understanding the appeal of extremist groups
Michelle Blaya Burgo

Aversive Racism and Use of Force: Perceived Threat and Justification Decisions
Tiffany T. Shao

A Flora of the Silver Peak Range, Esmeralda County, Nevada
Peri Lee Pipkin

Comparing Secco Recitative Accompaniment by Contemporary Cellists and Cellists in the 19th Century: A Study of Social and Cultural Assumptions
Hilary K. Metzger

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