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  • Weight gradience and stress in Portuguese 
    Garcia, Guilherme Duarte (2017)
    This paper examines the role of weight in stress assignment in the Portuguese lexicon, and proposes a probabilistic approach to stress. I show that weight effects are gradient and monotonically weaken as we move away from ...
  • When lexical statistics and the grammar conflict: learning and repairing weight effects on stress. 
    Garcia, Guilherme Duarte (2019)
    In weight-sensitive languages, stress is influenced by syllable weight. As a result, heavy syllables should attract, not repel, stress. The Portuguese lexicon, however, presents a case where weight seems to negatively impact ...
  • Language transfer and positional bias in English stress 
    Garcia, Guilherme Duarte (2020)
    This paper shows that L1 transfer may not be effectively maintained in the interlanguage due to confounding factors in the L2. When two factors,  and  , are correlated in the L2, second language learners may only ...
  • Language transfer and positional bias in English stress 
    Garcia, Guilherme Duarte (2020-06)
    This paper shows that L1 transfer may not be effectively maintained in the interlanguage due to confounding factors in the L2. When two factors, A and B, are correlated in the L2, second language learners may only acquire ...
  • Online and Distance Learning Cartographic Resources 
    Gentry, Melissa (2020-06)
    This distance learning and online cartography guide includes links to repositories of downloadable maps, presentations, learning objects, and lessons. The online story maps describe people and places in history. The ...
  • African American Cartographic Guide and Online Maps 
    Gentry, Melissa (2020-06)
    This cartographic guide includes links to online maps related to African-American studies and history, including biographical maps of activists. The links also include a repository of Black History Month presentations ...
  • Cartographic Resources for Human Rights Research 
    Gentry, Melissa (2020-06)
    This cartographic guide provides links to online maps, presentations, and other resources related to human rights history, including the American civil rights movement, women's suffrage, and Japanese-American relocation. ...
  • Analysis of Fluid Viscosities to Treat Human Dysphagia 
    Ewing, Mary; Wijesinghe, Ranjith (2019)
  • Analyzing Affinities: Research on Personal and Instinctive Movement 
    Lucas, Carly (2020-03)
    This project covers two semesters of creative research on movement affinities, which describe the way that an individual personally and instinctively moves in regard to dance improvisation. The research emphasizes that the ...
  • Clinical Gait Analysis in Children and Adolescents with Autism Spectrum Disorder 
    Wu, Xinye; Wang, Henry; Dickin, Clark; Bassette, Laura (2020)
    Individuals with autism spectrum disorder (ASD) often exhibit motor deficits. It was unclear how children and adolescences with ASD develop their gait patterns due to the possible motor deficits. In order to understand the ...
  • Music Exposure Levels on Campus 
    Harvey, Jessica (2020)
    Music induced hearing loss is caused by exposure to excessive intensity levels of music. Marching band and pep band musicians are exposed to high intensity music levels as well as long durations due to multiple practices ...
  • On The Nature of Healing: A Fractal Setting for Pediatric Trauma Therapy 
    Mattson, Deborah (2020)
    This landscape architecture project addresses the need for a nature-based therapeutic environment for children in one-on-one and group trauma therapy. The proposed design will be a therapeutic setting for experiential ...
  • B Arch Thesis: Nature's Net Positive 
    Schmoll, Christian (2020-04-30)
    Nature’s Net Positive is a community housing project that focuses on using light at three different scales to help achieve its goals. The first scale is site with a focus on a checkerboard pattern of light and dark spaces ...
  • Climate Migrants: Displaced by Nature, Embraced by Society 
    Quissell, Cassandra (2020-04-30)
    Sea levels are on the rise – a fact that we can blissfully ignore or embrace as reality. While it might be easy to push aside for those of us who will experience little direct impact, others are not so fortunate. The ...
  • Indianapolis Sustainability Museum of Science and Technology 
    Bates, Abigail (2020-04-30)
    Climate change is becoming an increasing concern for this generation and the ones to follow us. Schools are teaching children to retain information on specialized fields through increasingly hands on methods, but more ...
  • Architecture that Empowers 
    Tharp, Melissa (2020-04-30)
    The focus of this thesis is to understand how architecture can address the physical and psychological needs of spinal cord injury patients through design. Healing environments is a popular topic in other areas of healthcare ...
  • B.Arch Thesis - Community Center 
    Ramirez, Ramirez (2020-04-30)
    Redesigning an existing community center to focus development on the existing residents.
  • B.Arch Thesis- Green layering 
    Rubindecelis, Veronica (2020-04-30)
    This thesis project is about the use of modular design to create urban farming possibilities in cities affected by food desserts
  • Forced Migration: Tales of Downward Mobility 
    Orozco, Luis Eduardo (2020-04)
    Forced migration is referred to as the forcible displacement of people to new regions. When highly educated professionals are forcibly displaced, they need to cope with the challenge of integrating into the host country’s ...
  • Suitability Evaluation of the Diet Quality Screening Tool 
    Bayer, Riley; Kotecki, Jerome (2020)
    The purpose of this study was to evaluate the suitability of the Diet Quality Screening Tool. We carried out a Suitability Assessment of Materials (SAM) with 30 health care professionals. SAM evaluates materials in six ...

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