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Friends, love, & tinder: an investigation of the effect of auditory social stimulation on sexual and romantic attraction toward potential mates
(2017-07)Humans are social apes that adapted to social networks that were no larger than approximately 150 individuals (Dunbar, 1993). Today, the computer and internet provide humans the means to communicate with virtually anyone ... -
Does female promiscuity increase religious beliefs? testing the male control theory versus the female control theory
(2017-07)Most psychological articles examining religion treat this construct as either an independent or controlled variable. Few studies have addressed the possibility that religiosity may shift as a function of environmental cues ... -
The effects of rhythm in group music therapy on individuals with autism spectrum disorder
(2017-07)The purpose of this paper is to explore the effects of a drumming activity using structured rhythms on a group of school-aged children diagnosed in the autism spectrum from the perspective of professionals who work with ... -
Creating a mesh sensor network using Raspberry Pi and XBee radio modules
(2017-05)A mesh network is a type of network topology in which one or more nodes are capable of relaying data within the network. The data is relayed by the router nodes, which send the messages via one or more 'hops' until it ... -
“The Source of Our Power”: female heroes and restorative collaboration in contemporary television
(2017-05)Back in the 1940's Wonder Woman stood alone as a symbol of female strength, but now, in the 21st century, our female heroes reflect the reality that women need each other's love and support--as well as that of men--in order ... -
Peeling: MFA Thesis - Metal
(2017-05)Curiosity is a natural instinct. We are easily attracted to things that are unfamiliar, yet we long for a tangible connection. Ultimately, we desire warmth, intimacy, and things that bear similarity to ourselves. I am ... -
2017 Student Research Symposium (SRS) Abstract Book
(2017-05)Isolation and Characterization of an Isaria Anti-Fungal Metabolite / Stephanie Hanna (Biochemistry) Faculty Mentor: Maureen Morrow (Biology) -- Using DNA Fingerprinting to Understand Songbird Family Structure / Reshma ... -
Energy Efficiency Assessment of SUNY New Paltz Engineering Hall using Computer Software Program, eQUEST
(2017-05)An energy model of the Resnick Engineering Hall at SUNY New Paltz was replicated using the whole building energy modeling software, eQUEST. This QUick Energy Simulation Tool was utilized to create a profile of the campus ... -
Sustainability Analysis of Renewable Energy Technologies on the Island of Batanta, Papua, Indonesia
(2017-05)In this study, sustainable renewable energy technology was investigated for a remote island of Batanta (0.8647° S, 130.6494° E) near Papua island in the eastern part of Indonesia. The 453-km2 island is occupied by several ... -
Low power partial product reduction stage for booth multiplier
(2017-05)In this thesis, we explore different avenues to reduce the power consumption of a 16x16 Multiplier. Our approach focuses on an interconnection pattern for the partial product reduction stage of the multiplier, which is ... -
Facts. Maybe, A Collection of Hypotheticals: MFA Thesis - Metal
(2017-05)This collection of objects, set in a hypothetical future, explores the way in which aspects of our present-day lives might be perceived in the centuries to come. Manufacturing techniques employed in the future will affect ... -
Low-key Solidarity, Strategies for the Alliance: MFA Thesis - Sculpture
(2017-05)Giving space for viewers to cultivate curiosity for other people through whimsical and lighthearted objects and interactive experiences grounds my research. I make work that confronts the reality that most human relationships ... -
Storie Tristi: MFA Thesis - Sculpture
(2017-05)What does it truly mean to live? The contact and relationship we have with death is often hushed and ignored; the finality of human existence is explored in these stories I have collected from strangers. Their relationship ... -
Jewelry by Accident: MFA Thesis - Metal
(2017-05)I investigate the relationship between body, object, and action. My understanding of jewelry is not limited to adornment; my work explores the idea of “jewelry by accident”. I open the freezer, and an ice cube ... -
The establishment of safety and trust in music therapy clinical supervision: an interpretive phenomenological analysis
(2017-05)This study presents the results of an interpretive phenomenological analysis on the establishment of safety and trust between the music therapy intern and their clinical supervisor. Four professional music therapists ... -
In Between: MFA Thesis - Ceramics
(2017-05)My work reconstructs my childhood memories of longing to value moments of the past. I investigate the intersection of my heritage, yearnings, and life in the present. I build clay sculptural forms, using Korean methods of ... -
How Small Pieces Become: MFA Thesis- Metal
(2017-05)Within this body of work entitled how small pieces become, I ask my audience to experience with me objects of adornment that are subtle and meaningful by means of traditional making processes. how small pieces become is ... -
Moments Materialized: MFA Thesis-Ceramics
(2017-05)Through movement, I am aware that my mind quickens my body and my body invigorates my mind. Movement, for me, is a response to a particular place in time similar to an improvisational dance. I’m interested in large amounts ...
