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  • Social Hierarchy of Miniature Cattle

    Créateur:
    Nelson, Cash
    La description:
    For cattle, a hierarchy is established and maintained by social interactions. It is most obvious when cattle are closely confined, when individuals will be seen to differ in whether they move out of the way of other...
    Type:
    Poster

  • The Impact of Internalized Thin Ideals and Empathy on Victim-Blaming Behavior on Social Media Profiles

    Créateur:
    Koger, Katie and Ring, Harper
    La description:
    People often look for social and emotional support from online communities and social media platforms. Unfortunately, often social media comments are hurtful and negative. The current study sought to investigate the factors...
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    Poster

  • Grooming Behavior and Social Hierarchy in Long-Tailed Macaques

    Créateur:
    McDade, Andrew and Ready, Hailey
    La description:
    Grooming is a common behavior observed in primates. For some primates, grooming might be performed according to one’s social ranking, with middle-ranking individuals grooming more often than both high and low-ranking...
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    Poster

  • The Effect of Parenting Styles on Individuals Dark Triad Scores

    Créateur:
    Pineda-Ramos, Guadalupe , Dumke, M., and Ralph, J.
    La description:
    Our study investigated the impact of parenting styles on a child's scores on the dark triad personality test. The way a child is parented directly impacts their growth and development from an early age. There are four parenting...
    Type:
    Poster

  • Ondansetron Prior to Subarachnoid Anesthesia in Parturient Patients Undergoing Cesarean Section to Decrease Hypotension: A Practice Change Guideline

    Créateur:
    Holmer, Katie
    La description:
    Background: Cesarean sections account for 31% of all births annually, with spinal anesthesia being the preferred method of anesthesia. The side effects from spinal anesthesia in the parturient include hypotension, bradycardia,...
    Type:
    Research Paper

  • The Effects of Impostor Phenomenon on the Minority CRNA Student

    Créateur:
    Breland, Anissa
    La description:
    Imposter Phenomenon (IP), better known as Impostor Syndrome, may be defined as a state of fearing intellectual phoniness and an inability to internalize success. What was first discovered to appear in high-achieving women; now...
    Type:
    Research Paper

  • Addressing CRNA Student Clinical Orientation through Needs Assessment and Education

    Créateur:
    Jarvis, Morgan, M. and Starr, Sara R.
    La description:
    Background: Orientation programs are crucial for introducing individuals to educational institutions, internships, residencies, and workplaces, providing insight into expectations and operational procedures. However, at Marian...
    Type:
    Research Paper

  • Impact of Humans on Captive Red Kangaroo Behavior

    Créateur:
    Majewski, Bethanie and Yockelson, Piper
    La description:
    Do captive red kangaroos exhibit increased vigilance (awareness of potential threats) in the presence of large crowds of people? How does the presence of visitors in close proximity impact the interaction of red kangaroos? The...
    Type:
    Poster

  • Let’s Get to the Root of Ginger!

    Créateur:
    Turnock, Addison, Stunkel, Olivia, Martinez, Freissa , Guerrero-Alonso, Natalia , and Willis, Nikayla
    La description:
    Many experience problems with bloating that may be caused by food spoilage. This study aims to use ginger as a solution. Ginger has been shown to have properties that benefit our normal gastrointestinal flora (1). It has been...
    Type:
    Poster

  • The Observation of Captive Orangutans and their Behavior

    Créateur:
    Prichard, Tyler and Hunter, Aaron
    Type:
    Poster