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• Edmund A. Walsh School of Foreign Service Electronic Theses and Dissertations

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Recent Submissions

• Parent- Infant Interactions in Low-Income Minority Families: Interplay of Parent Support and Cumulative Risk on Child Outcomes 

  Zachary, Chloe (2012-05-02)
• Prior Family Involvement with the Legal System as a Predictor of Adolescent Attitudes about the Law 

  Holt, Sheri (2012-05-02)
• Behavioral and personality predictors of compassion satisfaction, compassion fatigue and burnout among Georgetown EMS providers 

  Tracy, Michaela (2012-05-02)
• Interpersonal Motives and Cultural Values Behind Forgiveness: A Study in the Philippines and in the United States 

  Santos, Henri Carlo Y. (2012-05-02)
• Testing Efficacy of Sensory Motor Enrichment in Ameliorating Symptoms of Rett Syndrome 

  Megra, Mahi (2012-05-02)

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The Washington Research Library Consortium (WRLC) provides a shared digital institutional repository for its member institutions, known collectively as the ALADIN Research Commons.

This resource is intended to serve both as a mechanism for publishing - in digital form - the scholarly output of each school’s academic community, and as an open and shared ALADIN resource that supports research and continued scholarship.

Currently, the WRLC has selected DSpace as the underlying digital repository system to meet WRLC and member institutions electronic publishing, scholarly access, and digital preservation needs.