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    Finding success in life: the voices of at-risk youth 

    Fredericks, Kaitlin (2020-04-01)
    The aim of this dissertation is to rethink and broaden the understanding of success from the perspectives of at-risk youth. Current conceptualizations of success commonly found in criminological literature are based on ...
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    Young adults’ understandings of their transition out of the child welfare system 

    Rambajue, Rajendra (2021-07-01)
    This dissertation examines care leavers’ first-hand experiences of negative outcomes through a theoretical lens. Regardless of multiple, intersecting identities and structural changes, youth in the Ontario child welfare ...
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    Influencing motivation to empathize in individuals with heightened psychopathic traits: neural and behavioural assessment of empathizing with others 

    Groat, Lindsay L. (2021-08-01)
    Central to psychopathy is a purported lack of empathy for others. However, recent literature suggests that the decreased empathic responses of psychopathic individuals may be a result of aberrant motivations, rather than ...
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    Youth correctional officer orientation and opinions on relationships with youth 

    Bickle, Korri (2021-08-01)
    This study explored the personal perspectives of current and past youth correctional officers within secure and open custody facilities in Ontario. A multi-methods design was used to examine officers’ orientation to their ...
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    Changing prostitution discourse in Canadian common law from 2010 to 2018 

    Figueras, Ana (2020-06-01)
    Since the first iteration of prostitution legislation in 1759, the language and discourses used to refer to ‘prostitution’ has undergone many changes. The constitutional challenge of Bedford v. Canada (2010 ONSC 4264) ...
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    “Foids have no soul, they are not human.” A sociological examination of the language used by an online male supremacy group. 

    Levit, Irina (2020-06-01)
    The online incel community has seen a rise in participation and mainstream media attention, largely due to recent mass murders targeting women committed by self-identified members. Scholarship has therefore focused on the ...
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    Biased policing, martyrdom, white gratitude & brown pain: media narratives surrounding the Bruce McArthur case 

    Cashore, Maria (2021-08-01)
    Between 2010 - 2017, eight men from Toronto’s Gay Village went missing and later discovered murdered by Bruce McArthur, a 67-year-old gay, white man from Toronto. Upon McArthur’s 2018 arrest, allegations of racial bias and ...
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    A content and thematic analysis of Reddit discussions about When They See Us 

    Henry, Taya D. (2021-08-01)
    As the number of wrongful conviction media productions increases, an understanding of their impact on viewers is prudent. In this thesis, I investigated the effect of watching When They See Us – a dramatized miniseries ...
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    Youth homelessness: an exploration into the desire for family reunification 

    Therrien, Riley R. (2021-08-01)
    With family conflict serving as the predominant underlying factor that leads to youth homelessness, family has often been framed as “the problem.” As such, many youth services have ignored the role of family as potential ...
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    Measuring cues to deception: a multitrait-multimethod analysis 

    Lahay, Ryan (2021-12-01)
    Cognitive load and arousal are constructs typically included in theories of deception, but they are often measured using a range of unvalidated techniques. Using a multitrait-multimethod analysis, I assessed the reliability ...
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    AuthorAkintoye-Bentola, Lawrence Suleman (1)Allison, Beverly M. (1)Bencic, Renee Michelle (1)Bickle, Korri (1)Braithwaite, Andrea (1)Cardoso, Carina M. (1)Caro Arroyave, Sara (1)Carrington, Femi (1)Cashore, Maria (1)Chopik, Samantha L. (1)... View MoreSubjectEmpathy (3)Wrongful conviction (3)Youth (3)Deception detection (2)Deviance (2)Exoneree (2)Helping (2)Indigenous (2)Investigative interviews (2)Misogyny (2)... View MoreDate Issued2022 (16)2021 (15)2020 (12)Has File(s)Yes (43)

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