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<title>The Wonders of Incontinence</title>
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Madrid, Luiz
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Chalon, Cassandra
In a higher education setting, undergraduate student leaders can be seen as beneficial support for others affiliated with the campus environment both through verbal and interpersonal interactions with peers. Proposed in this paper is a conceptual model evaluating the interlocking behavioral contingencies (IBCs) through operant and respondent processes. Additionally, this paper evaluates the effectiveness of behavioral skills training (BST) in teaching undergraduate student leaders de-escalation strategies relevant to higher education settings. Three participants engaged in baseline and post-intervention (post-BST) role-play scenarios for six targeted behavioral strategies. Results indicated BST increased or maintained levels of strategy utilization in participants as well as improvement of provision of university resources despite existing knowledge of the intended use of each resource. This suggests that BST is an effective means of teaching behaviors related to de-escalation in the higher education setting and may support broader applications in campus conflict management.
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Tryson, McKenna
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Pinto, Alison
This graduate thesis includes the first roughly 100 pages of the second section of my fantasy-fiction novel, The Blackheart's Descent. The novel is about a young woman named Terryn Leclair, a princess of the Kingdom of Light, Halcyon, and her journey to become a Queen. This section in particular focuses on Terryn's journey of healing and learning to live in Halcyon, the Kingdom of Darkness. This novel looks to explore themes such as black and white morality, forgetting the past vs. honoring it, acculturation and excommunication, and rebuilding one's life after tragedy.
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