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  The Reactivity of Doubly-Conjugated Ketones 

  Davis, Rose May (1926)
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  Confession, Sexuality, and Desire in the Decameron 

  Zhang, Yamei (2019-06-12)

  This essay discusses how in Boccaccio’s Decameron, the stories of I.1, III.3, VI.7, and VII.5 subvert the fundamentally religious and juridical activity – confession – to serve a wholly different and erotically-charged function. ...
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  Yes, “All Students Can Be Taught How to be Smart”: How Anti-Bias Teacher Preparation Paired with Scaffolding of Rigorous Curriculum Can Eradicate the Achievement Gap 

  Phillips, Erica Roberson (2019-04-10)

  Lauren Resnick, an educational psychologist, claims, “all students can learn to be ‘smart’" through a process called educational nurturing. In this paper, I explore the central question: Is it feasible that policies can ...
• Assessing Ecological Civilization Performance: An Application of Systematic Economic-Ecological Accounting (SEEA) 

  Wang, Fanyu (2019-04-28)

  China's central authority has included constructing ecological civilization among the top-five development strategies of China, but there is no well-developed tool to assess the the local governments' performances on ecological ...
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  Relating Sensory, Cognitive, and Neural Factors to Older Persons' Perceptions about Happiness: An Exploratory Study. 

  Adcock, Rachel; Potter, Guy; Lad, Eleonora; Cousins, Scott; Chen, Nan-kuei; Whitson, Heather; Horne, Alexandra J; ... (15 authors) (Journal of aging research, 2018-01)

  Despite increased rates of disease, disability, and social losses with aging, seniors consistently report higher levels of subjective well-being (SWB), a construct closely related to happiness, than younger adults. In this ...

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