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Title: RELATIONSHIPS AMONG MATERNAL AGE, SOCIODEMOGRAPHIC VARIABLES AND PARENTING BEHAVIORS OF RURAL AFRICAN AMERICAN MOTHERS.
Author: January-Union, Corine, Friedrich, Douglas, Franklin, Godfrey, Mathews, Samuel R., University of West Florida
Abstract/Description: This study was done to identify parenting trends among African American mothers residing in the rural south. A sample of 153 mothers (aged 16 to 38 years) with their preschoolers participated in the study. The mothers were assigned to groups based on age. The Parent Behavior Checklist (PBC) was used to collect data. The results supported a model in which the mothers’ disciplinary practices differed. The sociodemographic predictors of parenting behaviors were the mother’s education, attending...
Show moreThis study was done to identify parenting trends among African American mothers residing in the rural south. A sample of 153 mothers (aged 16 to 38 years) with their preschoolers participated in the study. The mothers were assigned to groups based on age. The Parent Behavior Checklist (PBC) was used to collect data. The results supported a model in which the mothers’ disciplinary practices differed. The sociodemographic predictors of parenting behaviors were the mother’s education, attending classes on growth and development, support system, income, and the child’s age.
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Date Issued: 2006
Identifier: WFE0000060, uwf:60692
Format: Document (PDF)

Title: RELATIONSHIPS AMONG RUMINATION, WORRY, OBSESSIVE-COMPULSIVE SYMPTOMS, COGNITIVE FLEXIBILITY, AND PSYCHOPHYSIOLOGICAL VARIABLES.
Author: Longo, Ashley Anne, Andrasik, Frank, Arruda, James E., University of West Florida
Abstract/Description: A number of researchers have investigated the associations among rumination, worry, depression, eating disorders, and anxiety states; however, few studies have evaluated the interrelationships among rumination, worry, cognitive flexibility, psychophysiological variables, and obsessive-compulsive symptoms. In this thesis, 87 college students' psychological, cognitive, and psychophysiological factors were assessed. They were then presented with a series of 60 emotionally arousing pictures and a...
Show moreA number of researchers have investigated the associations among rumination, worry, depression, eating disorders, and anxiety states; however, few studies have evaluated the interrelationships among rumination, worry, cognitive flexibility, psychophysiological variables, and obsessive-compulsive symptoms. In this thesis, 87 college students' psychological, cognitive, and psychophysiological factors were assessed. They were then presented with a series of 60 emotionally arousing pictures and a relaxation induction with pleasant imagery while psychophysiological measures were collected. Results indicated that participants with low levels of cognitive flexibility and reflective rumination and high levels of worry reported high levels of obsessivecompulsive symptoms and demonstrated a longer temperature habituation time during relaxation induction following the viewing of stressful pictures. Emotional distress levels were significantly predicted by brooding rumination. This study demonstrated that cognitive flexibility is an important construct in understanding obsessive-compulsive symptoms. Additionally, cognitive rumination provides additional predictive utility in this symptom complex, above and beyond worry. Implications for further research in the neurodeficits model of obsessive-compulsive disorder are discussed.
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Date Issued: 2012
Identifier: WFE0000326, uwf:60980
Format: Document (PDF)

Title: RELIABILITY AND VALIDITY OF THE VISUAL ANALOG MOOD SCALES (VAMS) IN NON-ENGLISH SPEAKING PAIN PATIENTS.
Author: House, Erica Denise, Arruda, James E., Andrasik, Frank, University of West Florida
Abstract/Description: The purpose of this study was to assess the validity and reliability of the Visual Analog Mood scales (VAMS) when administered to a non-English speaking, headache population. The VAMS and another frequently used mood assessment measure, the Profile of Mood States (POMS), were administered to sixty patients at a headache clinic in Milan, Italy. Both the VAMS and POMS were administered before and after a regularly schedule appointment at the clinic. Multitrait-Multimethod analyses were...
Show moreThe purpose of this study was to assess the validity and reliability of the Visual Analog Mood scales (VAMS) when administered to a non-English speaking, headache population. The VAMS and another frequently used mood assessment measure, the Profile of Mood States (POMS), were administered to sixty patients at a headache clinic in Milan, Italy. Both the VAMS and POMS were administered before and after a regularly schedule appointment at the clinic. Multitrait-Multimethod analyses were conducted to assess the validity of each subscale of the VAMS against corresponding scales in the POMS. Analysis concluded that all subscales of the VAMS possessed high test-retest reliability and the "confused," "sad," "angry," "energetic," and "tired" subscales of the VAMS are reliable and valid when administered to a non-English speaking pain population. Given the evidence of strong reliability and validity, the VAMS may be very useful as a clinical diagnostic tool in non-English speaking pain populations.
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Date Issued: 2010
Identifier: WFE0000220, uwf:60928
Format: Document (PDF)

Title: RELIGIOUS COMMITMENT, SOCIAL SUPPORT, PERCEIVED NORMS, AND SEXUAL ATTITUDES IN THE SEXUAL BEHAVIOR OF EMERGING ADULTS IN COLLEGE.
Author: Carr, Richard Anthony, Walch, Susan E., Schneider, Sherry K., University of West Florida
Abstract/Description: Significant but modest positive relationships between religiosity and more restrictive sexual behavior patterns have been found by prior researchers. Existing data have also suggested that a higher level of perceived social support is a protective factor against risky health behaviors, including sexual behaviors. Finally, literature has shown that normative perceptions play a role in predicting such behaviors. The current study examined perceived social support, perceived peer norms, and...
Show moreSignificant but modest positive relationships between religiosity and more restrictive sexual behavior patterns have been found by prior researchers. Existing data have also suggested that a higher level of perceived social support is a protective factor against risky health behaviors, including sexual behaviors. Finally, literature has shown that normative perceptions play a role in predicting such behaviors. The current study examined perceived social support, perceived peer norms, and sexual attitudes as mediator variables in the relationship between religiosity and sexual behavior. Data were analyzed from a sample of 364 unmarried male and female undergraduates between the ages of 18 and 25. Results replicated past findings which showed that religiosity is modestly related to more restrictive sexual behavior patterns. However, analysis also revealed that this relationship was mediated by sexual attitudes. These findings suggest that religious commitment is modestly related to more restrictive sexual behavior through the mechanism of increased negative attitudes towards sexuality. Future research could strengthen this literature by exploring the impact of domain-specific social support and through the use of samples that include greater demographic diversity.
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Date Issued: 2010
Identifier: WFE0000223, uwf:60949
Format: Document (PDF)

Title: Reminiscences.
Author: Skinner, Emory Fiske, PALMM (Project)
Abstract/Description: Skinner, born in New York, was employed in the lumbering industry in Michigan, Wisconsin and California, and ran a sawmill in Navada. In 1874, he inspected pine forests in Bagdad, Floridatown, and Ferry Pass, Florida. Between 1874 and 1905, he built a lumbering empire of over 100,000 acres of pinelands in Santa Rosa and Escambia Counties. This autobiography provides an eyewitness account of lumbering in West Florida and the yellow fever epidemics between 1874 and 1905.
Date Issued: 1908
Identifier: AAA1502QF00012/19/200007/18/200317322BnamIa D0QF, FCLA url 20010709, FHP C WF 2000-12-19, WF00000020, 2586503, uwf:1271
Format: E-book

Title: A reminiscent story of the great civil war First second paper : a personal experience: Volume I: First Paper: First paper : a personal experience.
Author: Baker, Henry H., PALMM (Project)
Date Issued: 1911
Identifier: AAA4672QF00007/10/200208/28/200313216BnamIa D0QF, FHP C WF 2002-07-10, FCLA url 20020730, SNWF000008_0001_000, 2422680, uwf:16590
Format: E-book

Title: A reminiscent story of the great civil war First second paper : a personal experience: Volume II: Second Paper: First paper : a personal experience.
Author: Baker, Henry H., PALMM (Project)
Date Issued: 1911
Identifier: AAA4672QF00007/10/200208/28/200313216BnamIa D0QF, FHP C WF 2002-07-10, FCLA url 20020730, SNWF000008_0002_000, 2422735, uwf:16615
Format: E-book

Title: Rent orders.
Author: Benson
Abstract/Description: Order establishing seasonal rents
Identifier: uwfgbhs_MXB_PHandI_Neg213
Format: Image (JPEG)

Title: Rent Receipt.
Author: Benson
Abstract/Description: Rent receipt
Identifier: uwfgbhs_MXB_PHandI_Neg074
Format: Image (JPEG)

Title: Report of Credit Sales Form.
Abstract/Description: Report of Credit Sales form, typed.
Identifier: PortofPensacola_019
Format: Image (JPEG2000)

Title: Report of Credit Sales Form Notes.
Author: Pensacola Port Authority
Abstract/Description: Handwritten account notes on a Report of Credit Sales form.
Identifier: PortofPensacola-153
Format: Image (JPEG)

Title: Report on documentary evidence bearing on early colonial structures in the historic district.
Author: Thomas, Alfred Barnaby., Escambia-Santa Rosa Regional Planning Council, United States, PALMM (Project), Historic Pensacola Preservation Board
Date Issued: 1971
Identifier: 74623817, AAB2098QF00008/18/200401/13/200516471Bfam i D0QF, CMP050 - 11850, FHP S WF 2004-08-18, FIPS12033, FCLA url 20041202, WF00000163, 2613056, uwf:16275
Format: E-book

Title: Report, "Fishing in the Vicinity of Pensacola, Fla." Pensacola Chamber of Commerce.
Author: Pensacola Chamber of Commerce
Abstract/Description: Report by the Pensacola Chamber of Commerce on fishing in and around Pensacola including the types of aquatic life present in the area, the seasons to fish, and rates and addresses to fish.
Identifier: uwfgbhs1936_Fishing_in_the_Vicinity_of_Pensacola
Format: Image (JPEG)

Title: Residence of the Commandant, 1875.
Author: Unknown Artist
Abstract/Description: Sketch of the Commanding Officer's Quarters (Quarters "A" on North Avenue) at the Navy Yard, Pensacola drawn around 1875. The sketch showcases the officer's quarters and a man walking down a dirt road while a woman keeps a child out of the way of a racing carriage. The artist's name appears in the bottom right of the sketch but was cut off when the sketch was framed against a white background at some point during it's lifetime. The quarters were built in 1874 in the Italianate style. Three...
Show moreSketch of the Commanding Officer's Quarters (Quarters "A" on North Avenue) at the Navy Yard, Pensacola drawn around 1875. The sketch showcases the officer's quarters and a man walking down a dirt road while a woman keeps a child out of the way of a racing carriage. The artist's name appears in the bottom right of the sketch but was cut off when the sketch was framed against a white background at some point during it's lifetime. The quarters were built in 1874 in the Italianate style. Three-storied, the tan brick home with a hipped roof and belvedere is encircled by a two-tiered screened veranda. The previous Commandant's Quarters, built on the same site in 1826, was burned by the Confederate Army in 1862. The quarters are on the National Register of Historic Places.
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Identifier: uwfnam_NYP_1826-1913_1875sketch_commandantsquarters(2)
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Title: The resilient warrior: a Lakota ethnography in hemp economics.
Author: Brazelton, Elizabeth Ellis
Abstract/Description: This research followed Oglala Lakota Alex White Plume, whom I met in 1992, tracing issues of sovereignty and unjust U.S. policies against Native Americans. White Plume sought to become America's first industrial hemp farmer, planting in 2000, 2001, and 2002. He was supported by tribal law, but received a federal injunction prohibiting hemp farming, in place until 2016. Using ethnographic field methods, I examined his case through participant observation, interviews, talks, and photographs,...
Show moreThis research followed Oglala Lakota Alex White Plume, whom I met in 1992, tracing issues of sovereignty and unjust U.S. policies against Native Americans. White Plume sought to become America's first industrial hemp farmer, planting in 2000, 2001, and 2002. He was supported by tribal law, but received a federal injunction prohibiting hemp farming, in place until 2016. Using ethnographic field methods, I examined his case through participant observation, interviews, talks, and photographs, documenting the 2018 White Plume Victory Celebration and Annual Lakota Pony Races on the Pine Ridge Reservation and answered: How is sovereignty and resilience conceptualized and interpreted by White Plume and the Lakota? How are the Lakota resilient in overcoming historic oppression to enrich their cultural heritage? What role does the National Park Service play in federal-tribal relations within a resiliency context? My findings define the Resilient Warrior and document methods of resiliency against historic oppression and social injustice. These methods include sharing cultural traditions, language revitalization, and asserting sovereignty through practices including plant gathering and hemp farming. I also document evolving NPS policies that expand tribal programs in recognizing and honoring Native Americans and seek to braid Native American and U.S. histories.
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Date Issued: 2019, 2019
Identifier: 1152892487, WFE0000689
Format: Document (PDF)

Title: RESPONSE TO INTERVENTION: THE EFFICACY OF REDUCING THE NUMBER OF OKALOOSA DISTRICT SCHOOLS STUDENTS IN GRADES K-3 REFERRED FOR SPECIAL EDUCATION SERVICES.
Author: Meza, Raul Rudolph, Evans, William H., Tissington, Laura D., Stout, David L., University of West Florida
Abstract/Description: State directors and members of the special education community have expressed increasing concern about the rapid rise in the number of students identified as learning disabled. This issue has arisen because all too often, an increasing number of children have been identified as learning disabled and referred for special education services as a result of the discrepancy model used as a means of identifying children with learning difficulties (National Association of State Directors of Special...
Show moreState directors and members of the special education community have expressed increasing concern about the rapid rise in the number of students identified as learning disabled. This issue has arisen because all too often, an increasing number of children have been identified as learning disabled and referred for special education services as a result of the discrepancy model used as a means of identifying children with learning difficulties (National Association of State Directors of Special Education, 2007). At the 2001 Learning Disabilities Summit, sponsored by the U.S. Department of Education, the Response to Intervention (RtI) approach was endorsed as a way to identify students in need of additional interventions and supports and to reduce the number of students referred to special education services. The Individuals with Disabilities Education Improvement Act of 2004 (IDEA, 2004) intersects with the No Child Left Behind Act of 2001 (NCLB), and these two pieces of legislation set the stage for the RtI approach to special education eligibility and school improvement (Cummings, Atkins, Allison, & Cole, 2008). This dissertation demonstrates how the Okaloosa County School District (OCSD) schools that have implemented an RtI reading comprehension methodology called the Florida Assessment for Instruction in Reading (FAIR) affect reductions in student referrals to special education services throughout the school district. This RtI approach is being explored for its usefulness as a systematic way to ensure that students experiencing educational difficulties receive timely, effective support and that students with learning disabilities (LD) are identified earlier (Gresham, 2002; Learning Disabilities Roundtable, 2002, 2005; National Research Council, 2002; President's Commission on Excellence in Special Education, 2002).
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Date Issued: 2010
Identifier: WFE0000239, uwf:60924
Format: Document (PDF)

Title: RESPONSES IN BACTERIOPLANKTON PRODUCTION AND COMMUNITY STRUCTURE AFTER EXPOSURE TO OIL AND DISPERSANT IN THE NORTHEASTERN GULF OF MEXICO.
Author: Houghton, Katelyn Ashley, Jeffrey, Wade H., Lepo, Joe E., Snyder, Richard A., University of West Florida
Abstract/Description: The Deepwater Horizon Oil Spill in 2010 significantly impacted the planktonic ecosystem of the northern Gulf of Mexico. A key element of this ecosystem is the bacterioplankton. They are the base to the food web and were the primary agents of oil degradation. It has been hypothesized that exposure to oil and or dispersants may change microbial community structure by selecting for those strains capable of utilizing oil carbon while selecting against others by toxic effects of oil and or...
Show moreThe Deepwater Horizon Oil Spill in 2010 significantly impacted the planktonic ecosystem of the northern Gulf of Mexico. A key element of this ecosystem is the bacterioplankton. They are the base to the food web and were the primary agents of oil degradation. It has been hypothesized that exposure to oil and or dispersants may change microbial community structure by selecting for those strains capable of utilizing oil carbon while selecting against others by toxic effects of oil and or dispersants. To view spatial and temporal variability in bacterioplankton community response, surface and near bottom water samples were collected at two sites, offshore Choctawhatchee Bay, Florida, in winter (December 2012) and summer (June 2013). Bioassays were performed on 1 L water samples amended with oil, oil and Corexit, and Corexit alone, and compared to an un-amended control. Samples were incubated at in situ temperatures for two days in the dark and 16S rRNA genes were amplified and sequenced. Community structure shifts and production changes were associated mostly with the oil treatment, while Corexit alone had the smallest effect. Trends for community response were more significantly influenced by collection site parameters, namely season and depth, than by treatments.
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Date Issued: 2015
Identifier: WFE0000481, uwf:61118
Format: Document (PDF)

Title: Responsive evaluation of a community college mathematics laboratory: a dissertation in practice.
Author: Hollinger, La Shannon Neru
Abstract/Description: This dissertation in practice (DIP), responsive evaluation (RE) explored relationships of the Faulkner Academic Math Excellence (FAME) Laboratory characteristics and specific perceptions of students enrolled in developmental mathematics education courses at a rural community college in Alabama's southeastern region. This program evaluation examined information surrounding the effectiveness of the FAME Lab program and service activities housed within a two-year community college. The study...
Show moreThis dissertation in practice (DIP), responsive evaluation (RE) explored relationships of the Faulkner Academic Math Excellence (FAME) Laboratory characteristics and specific perceptions of students enrolled in developmental mathematics education courses at a rural community college in Alabama's southeastern region. This program evaluation examined information surrounding the effectiveness of the FAME Lab program and service activities housed within a two-year community college. The study explored perceptions of students within a community college developmental mathematics education program relative to three areas of focus: (a) students' expressed access and use of the FAME Lab program services, (b) students' perceptions of the influence of the FAME Lab program services relative to academic performance levels, and (c) students' perceived value of the FAME Lab program relative to successes in developmental math courses. The researcher performed an extensive review of the literature and identified a critical problem of low numbers of students successfully completing developmental mathematics courses among colleges across the United States as a pervasive challenge, uniquely identified within community colleges and evidenced by 96% of colleges across the country requiring remediation courses, primarily in mathematics (Butrymowicz, 2017). The participants in the study were community college developmental education students and faculty of the community college. A potential limitation of this study includes researcher bias. The magnitude of the problem identified in the literature provided the impetus for the investigation and aligned with the nature of the meaning and purpose for using the DIP, explicitly recognizing an existing problem in practice and performing a study aligned with the need acknowledged by the problem in practice. The Faulkner Academic Math Excellence (FAME) Laboratory program exemplifies and aligns with the type of intervention programs reflective of the remediation programs that colleges across the United States are utilizing to curb or remedy the problem of low numbers of students successfully completing developmental mathematics courses. The researcher communicated with the Vice-President of Instruction and the Math Division Chair and received approval to conduct the DIP study. The researcher created a questionnaire for the student participants and conducted a RE of the FAME Lab program to respond to the problem defined for investigation. The current study provided a practitioner approach to examining the problem by incorporating the use of the RE model (Stake, 2014) to discern the problem within a focused setting, explicitly utilizing the FAME Lab program within a two-year college located in the southeastern region of the United States. The use of the RE protocol provided the researcher with strategies to inform results focused on three areas of consideration: (a) the examination of program activities rather than program goals or intents; (b) the acquisition of students' needs, reactions, and information rather than college leaders' intentions or purposes; and (c) the reporting of differing perspectives in determining the success and failure of the program. Based on the researcher's critical use of the RE protocol, a 12-step implementation plan for the FAME Lab program to assist students in attaining success within developmental mathematics was provided to college officials and are is provided for consideration by other developmental math programs at colleges across the United States. These 12 considerations, presented in Chapter 5, coupled with additional discussions of study results, add to the body of literature supporting students' preparation for entering college mathematics programs, a practitioner problem pervasive in colleges across the United States. The study will inform and advance the professional practice by informing the implementation of developmental mathematics education for students who do not complete developmental mathematics courses successfully.
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Date Issued: 2021
Identifier: 1293983842, WFE0000768
Format: Document (PDF)

Title: Restored Photograph, 1975 Rodeo Winner.
Abstract/Description: Restored photograph with handwritten label: "1975 Rodeo Winner, Boat: Ballyhoo." Photograph depicts five people standing next to a marlin fish weighing 338 1/2 lbs.
Identifier: uwf_DFM_miscphotos_1975_rodeowinner
Format: Set of related objects

Title: Restored Photograph, September 1975, 2nd Largest Blue Marlin.
Abstract/Description: Restored photograph with handwritten label: "2nd Lgst. Blue Marlin, Late Sept 1975, Boat: Ballyhoo." Photograph depicts a man standing next to a marlin fish weighing 516 lbs.
Identifier: uwf_DFM_miscphotos_sept1975_2ndlargestbluemarlin
Format: Set of related objects

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