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• The experimental effects of pill attribution on sexual performance anxiety and subsequent erectile performance 

  Pujols, Yasisca (2013-08)

  Erectile performance anxiety (EPA) is a subset of sexual anxiety characterized by a fear of erectile failure. EPA has been shown to play a pivotal role in male sexual problems including premature ejaculation and erectile ...

• A study of African American mathematics achievement in high performing and marginal performing middle schools in Texas 

  Peters, Robert Earl (2013-05)

  Since the "Nation at Risk" report, there has been a social microscope on the growing achievement gap and factors that contribute to the increasing lack of academic improvement from African American students. In the State ...

• Response to the performed story : tracking emotional response to a theatrical performance using galvanic skin response 

  Busing, Stephanie Alice (2014-05)

  Psychologists have used biometric data since the early 1900s to analyze the emotional responses of such subjects as students, patients with autism, and adults suffering from stress. Biometric data, the recording of ...