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Autism: Inclusive Diagnosis vs Exclusive Treatment
(2016)The focus of this research lies in examining both the inclusivity of diagnosing autism spectrum disorder (ASD) as well as the importance of an exclusive approach to treatment. This research aims to encourage professionals ... -
Bauhaus in Modernity: Photography, AI, Gesamtkunstwerk, and Bauhaus Theory in the 21st Century
(2020-04-03)Through the research gathered in this project, I examined how the methods, vision, and basic design fundamentals of the Bauhaus School have translated in twenty-first century photography. Further, these century old principles ... -
Be Your Best, Beat Stress
(2019-05-08)Stress; what it is, how it affects us, and ways we manage it. Stress is an important topic because it affects everyone. We all have the same physiological responses to stress but our perceptions of it and how we react or ... -
The Big Book of Social Stories
(2017-04-12)This is a book of social stories that address situations and scenarios of everyday life. These are designed to help children with Autism understand what is expected of them and what they can expect in these different ... -
Blessed are the Peacemakers? : Christianity's Perpetuation of Violence against Women of Color
(2020-12-01)Violence against women of color takes many forms. These forms include domestic violence, racialized violence, and institution-initiated violence. While Christianity may not be a direct cause of violence against women, it ... -
Bound By Blood: Re-Discovering the Church as a Family at the Church at Redstone
(2021-04)Jesus and the New Testament writers described the church as a family. This doctor of ministry project explores the historical and biblical foundations of the church as a strong-group family and considers practices that may ... -
Breaking the Chains of Meth Addiction
(2017-11-17)This paper is designed to argue for behavioral therapy methods to allow for sustainable recovery from methamphetamine. Before providing treatment options, the paper discusses the history and lure of methamphetamine. The ... -
Breaking the Silence: Robert O. Fife’s Work to End Racism
(2022-04-22)Dr. Robert Oldham Fife, who lived from 1918 to 2003, was an influential member of the Christian Churches/Churches of Christ during some of its most formative years. He began as a pastor and became a professor of church ... -
Bridging the Gap between Common Core and Common Practice: Engaging Tennessee Teachers
(2015-12-07)Since 2010, the United States has seen a radical attempt to raise its standards of knowledge and skill in its school systems across the country. The reason behind this attempt is for American students to reach the educational ... -
Bridging the Gender Gap in the Field of Engineering
(2018-11-29)Despite efforts to increase female representation in STEM careers, the engineering field has struggled to recruit more women. While women make up half of the undergraduate population, only twenty percent of undergraduate ... -
Bumper Stickers and Helping based on Impression Formation
(2016)Abstract A well-established tenet of social psychology is that our first impressions matter, and those impressions are often formed using minimal information, such as attractiveness, complexion, and mannerism (Carlston & ... -
Buprenorphine MAT's Impact on Opioid Relapse
(2022)In 2020, opioids were involved in 68,630 overdose deaths, which accounted for 74.8% of all drug overdose deaths (Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, 2022). In the past few decades, an increased understanding ... -
The Business of Show Business
(2015-11-19)Regional theatres in East TN and Southwest VA face an imminent threat of financial disaster. Financial disaster that stems from the struggle to get audiences into the theatre. This struggle is persistent across America ... -
C.H. Spurgeon and the Downgrade Controversy
(2018-05-02)In 1887 C.H. Spurgeon launched what forever became known as the Downgrade Controversy. He would take on the Baptist Union of England over the issue of the infallibility of the Bible in a battle that would continue from ... -
Careful the Things You Say: Sondheim’s Didactic Nature and its Effects on Community
(2012-11-29)Other title: “Careful the Things You Say”: Didacticism in Sondheim’s theatre” -
Caregiver Resource Guide
(2018-04)This resource guide is a helpful tool for 24 hour caregivers or caregivers visiting a loved one at a facility that are caring for their loved one with dementia. It outlines the brain changes, types of dementia, stages, ... -
Caring for the Elderly: Eliminating an Annual Cap on Physical Therapy Visits
(2019-12-09)Most physicians encourage a physical therapy program to be completed after a major surgery or injury. Since Medicare started in 1965, elderly patients have struggled with receiving enough physical therapy visits after their ...
