• Exploring Language, Literacy, and Cross-Cultural Representation: A Semiotic Analysis in Mistry’s Family Matters 

  Bhandar, Harry (JOGLTEP, 2020-10)

  In this paper, I explore the local cultural space and community engagement, and the meaning making process of everyday lives of fictional characters through the signs, or the objects. Using a case of Rohinton Mistry’s ...

• Predicting the assembly of novel communities in urban ecosystems 

  Andrade, Riley; Franklin, Janet; Larson, Kelli L.; Swan, Christopher M.; Lerman, Susannah B.; Bateman, Heather L.; Warren, Paige S.; York, Abigail (Springer Nature, 2020-10-13)

  Context Ecological communities in urban ecosystems are assembled through ecological processes, such as species interactions, dispersal, and environmental filtering, but also through human factors that create and modify ...

• The Selective Shield of Due Process: Analysis of the U.S. Department of Education's 2020 Title IX Regulations on Live Cross‐Examination 

  Holland, Kathryn J.; Bedera, Nicole; Webermann, Aliya R. (Wiley, 2020-09-26)

  The U.S. Department of Education (DoE) released new Title IX regulations in May 2020, including the requirement that postsecondary institutions conduct live hearings with direct cross‐examination for sexual misconduct ...

• Working landscapes need at least 20% native habitat 

  Garibaldi, Lucas A.; Oddi, Facundo J.; Miguez, Fernando E.; Bartomeus, Ignasi; Orr, Michael C.; Jobbágy, Esteban G.; Kremen, Claire; Schulte, Lisa A.; Hughes, Alice C.; Bagnato, Camilo; Abramson, Guillermo; Bridgewater, Peter; Carella, Dulce Gomez; Díaz, Sandra; Dicks, Lynn V.; Ellis, Erle C.; Goldenberg, Matías; Huaylla, Claudia A.; Kuperman, Marcelo; Locke, Harvey; Mehrabi, Zia; Santibañez, Fernanda; Zhu, Chao-Dong (Wiley, 2020-10-25)

  International agreements aim to conserve 17% of Earth's land area by 2020 but include no area‐based conservation targets within the working landscapes that support human needs through farming, ranching, and forestry. Through ...

• ASIST AM 2020. SIG HFIS panel proposal April 27, 2020 

  Barre, Kathryn La; Burke, Colin; Buckland, Michael K.; Gorichanaz, Tim (Wiley, 2020-10-22)

  A progress report and discussion on the preservation of, and access to, historical resources relating to the history of ASIST and of Information Science and Technology generally and guidance for members interested on ...

• Developing Sensor Proxies for “Chemical Cocktails” of Trace Metals in Urban Streams 

  Morel, Carol J.; Kaushal, Sujay S.; Tan, Maggie L.; Belt, Kenneth T. (MDPI, 2020-10-14)

  Understanding transport mechanisms and temporal patterns in the context of metal concentrations in urban streams is important for developing best management practices and restoration strategies to improve water quality. ...

• Culturally Responsive Mentoring and Instruction for Middle School Black Boys in STEM Programs 

  Davis, Julius; Allen, Keisha McIntosh

  Black boys and men are underrepresented in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) fields of study and careers. In response to this problem, scholars and practitioners have created programs with same-race ...

• Keep it simple: streamlining book illustrations improves attention and comprehension in beginning readers 

  Eng, Cassondra M.; Godwin, Karrie E.; Fisher, Anna V.

  This study used eye-tracking to examine whether extraneous illustration details—a common design in beginning reader storybooks—promote attentional competition and hinder learning. The study used a within-subject design ...

• Mand compliance as a contingency controlling problem behavior: A systematic review 

  Rajaraman, Adithyan; Hanley, Gregory P. (Wiley Online Library, 2020-09-02)

  Bowman et al. (1997) described a dynamic contingency in which severe problem behavior was evoked by adult noncompliance with a variety of child mands, which occurred at high rates, and was reinforced by adult compliance ...

• Expressivist Moral Abolitionism 

  Campbell, Eric (Taylor & Francis Online, 2020-09-22)

  Moral abolitionists argue that ordinary moral discourse has downsides substantial enough to warrant abandoning the discourse in favour of some replacement(s). Their most common critique is that the ‘realist’ character of ...

• Which Immigrants Promote Trade with Third Party Countries? 

  Firsin, Oleg (2020-08)

  Immigrants have been found to promote trade with their countries of origin. This study investigates which immigrants promote trade with other (third party) countries as well as the likely channels. Geographic and linguistic ...

• The Impact of Criminal Record Stigma on Quality of Life: A Test of Theoretical Pathways 

  McWilliams, Elaina R.; Hunter, Bronwyn A. (Wiley, 2020-08-10)

  Across multiple stigmatized groups, research suggests that stigma may negatively impact individual wellbeing. This impact often occurs through a sequential pathway that includes perceiving societal stigma, a diminished and ...

• Experiences and Lessons Learned Creating and Validating Concept Inventories for Cybersecurity 

  Sherman, Alan T.; Herman, Geoffrey L.; Oliva, Linda; Peterson, Peter A. H.; Golaszewski, Enis; Poulsen, Seth; Scheponik, Travis; Gorti, Akshita (Springer Nature, 2020-09-09)

  We reflect on our ongoing journey in the educational Cybersecurity Assessment Tools (CATS) Project to create two concept inventories for cybersecurity. We identify key steps in this journey and important questions we faced. ...

• Contrasting Impacts of Cultivated Exotics on the Functional Diversity of Domestic Gardens in Three Regions with Different Aridity 

  Cubino, Josep Padullés; Borowy, Dorothy; Knapp, Sonja; Lososova, Zdenka; Ricotta, Carlo; Siebert, Stefan; Cavender-Bares, Jeannine; Sol, Daniel; Jeliazkov, Alienor; Swan, Christopher (Springer Nature, 2020-09-19)

  Cultivated exotic plants are often introduced for their aesthetic value and today comprise a substantial fraction of the flora of urban domestic gardens. Yet, their relative contribution to the functional diversity of ...

• Psychosis-Spectrum Screening and Assessment Within a College Counseling Center: A Pilot Study Exploring Feasibility and Clinical Need 

  Thompson, Elizabeth C.; Andorko, Nicole D.; Rouhakhtar, Pamela Rakhshan; Millman, Zachary B.; Sagun, Kristin; Han, Susan C.; Chibani, Doha; Reeves, Gloria M.; Herman, Bruce; Schiffman, Jason (Taylor & Francis, 2020-09-04)

  Evidence supports the use of brief psychosis-spectrum screening tools for identifying individuals at an increased risk of developing a psychotic disorder. Screening has not been well studied in general mental health settings ...

• Which foods should a child with food allergy avoid? The role of parental knowledge in food avoidance appraisals 

  Steiner, Emily M.; Byrne, Danielle Weiss; Dahlquist, Lynnda M.; Hahn, Amy L.; Bollinger, Mary Elizabeth (Taylor & Francis, 2020-08-31)

  This study explored factors that influence the accuracy of caregivers’ appraisals of the foods their children with food allergy should avoid. Seventy-two caregivers of children with food allergy completed measures of ...

• The AROURA Project: Discoveries in Central Greece, 2010–2014 

  Lane, Michael F.; Aravantinos, Vassilis L.; Horsley, Timothy J.; Charami, Alexandra

  Archaeological Reconnaissance of Uninvestigated Remains of Agriculture (AROURA) consisted of field and laboratory research in the landscape around the Mycenaean (13th-century B.C.) fortress and storehouses of Gla in the ...

• Exploring daily mediating pathways of religious identity in the associations between maternal religious socialization and Muslim American adolescents’ civic engagement 

  Balkaya-Ince, Merve; Cheah, Charissa S. L.; Kiang, Lisa; Tahseen, Madiha

  Despite its implications for positive youth development, factors and processes that promote civic engagement are critically understudied, particularly among Muslim American adolescents for whom opportunities for civic ...

• Anthropogenic Biomes: 10,000 BCE to 2015 CE 

  Ellis, Erle C.; Beusen, Arthur H.W.; Goldewijk, Kees Klein (MDPI, 2020-04-25)

  Human populations and their use of land have reshaped landscapes for thousands of years, creating the anthropogenic biomes (anthromes) that now cover most of the terrestrial biosphere. Here we introduce the first global ...

• How the Construct of Metacognition Has Contributed to Translational Research in Education, Mental Health, and Beyond 

  Baker, Linda; Millman, Zachary B.; Singer Trakhman, Lauren M. (American Psychological Association, 2020)

  Metacognition research dates back decades and remains a thriving field of scientific inquiry. From its inception, the construct was translational in nature, but only after years of research do we have the privilege of ...

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