Participants - Globe Thesis

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161.	The spirit is willing but the flesh is weak: Self-control depletion reduces the likelihood of cooperating but not the desire to do so
162.	The experience of being loved: Physical affection from parents as remembered from childhood
163.	Framing environmental messages to correspond with values
164.	The anxiety of international Thai students in an English speaking context
165.	The influence of feedback on predictions of future memory performance
166.	The linguistic landscape in China: Foreigners' attitudes towards inaccurately translated signs
167.	Measuring attitudinal change: A sociolinguistic and psycholinguistic investigation into perceptions of African American English and Academic English
168.	Dietary restraint, self-efficacy, and gender differences in weight loss program participants
169.	A Comparison of Mindfulness-Based Programs for Stress in University Students
170.	How do Individuals with Fears of Social Situations Experience Making Art of their Feared Situation
171.	A phenomenological study of trainers in the Dependable Strengths Articulation Process workshop
172.	A retrospective exploration of the childhood and adolescent family mealtime environment of women with binge eating disorder
173.	Accuracy and Judgment Bias of Low Intensity Emotional Expression Among Individuals with Major Depression
174.	The interference hypothesis: A study of erotophobia-erotophilia, sex myths, and media in China and the United States
175.	Culture and implicit self-concept inconsistency
176.	The Enduring Impact of One-Session Exposure Treatment on Selective Processing Bias and Explicit Memory Avoidance in Snake- and Spider-Fearful Participants
177.	Dyadic adjustment and the use of imago skills by past participants of the 'Getting the Love You Want' workshop for couples
178.	Understanding relational aggression within a self-in-relation framework: A phenomenological study
179.	Awareness threshold for face processing in individuals with autism
180.	'Faith' in social change: Three case studies from American social movement history, 1890--1940
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