As the increased capacity of 5G has changed the process of viewing, managing, and controlling data security, it also brings added security concerns.

This autoethnographic story highlights the eruption of dialogic moments in everyday encounters. It is a story of the spontaneous uprising of dialogic spirit in everyday l[...]

The family stress model of romantic relationships (FSM; Conger et al., 1999) is a well-established tool for examining individual and relationship processes linking econom[...]

This article details 7 Tips for Partnership Communication that help, not hurt relationships. Communiation resources and scholarshp are highlighted throughout the article.[...]

African-American males ages 13 through 24 are disproportionately affected by sexually transmitted infections (STIs) and human immunodeficiency virus (HIV), accounting for[...]

This study examines the content and purposes of four different types of electronic exchanges among a cohort of preservice elementary education majors across three semeste[...]

The purpose of this research was to investigate the impacts of vegetation on cellular signal strength. The research was conducted in Buckingham County, VA, located approx[...]

Background: About 6 million people search for health information on the Internet each day in the United States. Both patients and caregivers search for information about [...]

Slides from a lightning round presentation presented at the North Carolina Library Association's Un-Cancelled 2020 on July 17, 2020. As conferences are moved virtual in r[...]

The following dissertation argues that our current educational system should be improved for the benefit of the individual and society through the addition of what may be[...]

Dwyer and Davidson's 2012 research traces the genesis and transformation of the story behind myths about Americans' greatest fears. The story starts with research, public[...]

Definitions of Blackness and what are deemed as accurate portrayals of Blackness have changed over time. Connections to Blackness have been linked to biological, social, [...]

How does an older person with hearing loss react when his sleep is interrupted during the night by a soft-spoken nurse carrying a flashlight? I Only Hear You When I See Y[...]

The purpose of this qualitative study was to examine the ways in which four elementary preservice teachers came to understand culturally responsive teaching and began aut[...]

How do we bring ethics into the world of politics? Presidential hopeful Barack Obama told us how in his primary season speech, "A More Perfect Union." Obama offered messa[...]

The responsibility to provide high-quality clinical instruction in athletic training professional preparation programs is increasing dramatically. Certainly, clinical edu[...]

Traditionally the term rhetoric has been applied to the education of speakers on public occasions. Modem rhetoric has been characterized by a shift from spoken to written[...]

This dissertation contributes to the recent resurgence of scholarship devoted to the American presidency by arguing that the role of the presidential body works as a sing[...]

The purpose of this dissertation study was to investigate how students enrolled in two different undergraduate core kinesiology courses conceived knowledge of the body th[...]

Participant responses were compared for cancer genetic counselor provision of information provided in a dominant versus facilitative communication style. Participants wat[...]

An ongoing question related to the evolution of monogamy is how behavioral traits that characterize individuals in monogamous species evolve, and whether monogamy influen[...]

As part of the series, Qualitative Inquiry: Critical Ethics, Justice, and Activism, Huckaby’s edited book asks us to think about "what might become possible" (p. 28) … wi[...]

This article is a review of the television show Braxton Family Values.

In this study, the authors examine whether an advanced online technology can be used to give teacher trainees real-time feedback on their use of research-based classroom [...]

Over 5,000 bird's eye views of nineteenth-century North American cities and towns completed between 1820 and 1920. These maps provide an important documentation of the Am[...]