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21.	A study of effective lay small group leaders in Korean American churches: Fostering spiritual growth
22.	Afrocentricity, homosexual identity integration, and other factors affecting the mental health, and psychological well-being of gay Black men
23.	What do they believe about giving? An analysis of the self identified practices and beliefs of members of Trinity Presbyterian Church, Charlotte, NC
24.	Minority stress and coping strategies of African American masculine identified lesbians
25.	Evaluation of the antecedents of cultural competence
26.	A study of the predictive power of identified principles of incarnational ministry on the evangelistic effectiveness of apartment missionaries
27.	Do We Know Who is Really Doing the Planting? A Case Study of Traditionally White Institutions Identified as Top Degree Producers of Black Engineering Undergraduate
28.	The relationships among behavior, social cognition, and peer acceptance in school-identified children with learning disabilities
29.	Living in a gender dichotomized society: The experiences of male-identified transpeople
30.	Self-identified heterosexual African American/Black men engaging in male-to-male sexual encounters: Attitudes, behaviors and reasons for marriage
31.	Early identification of Hispanic English language learners for gifted and talented programs
32.	Student perceptions of self-identified cultural encounters during a short-term study abroad program
33.	The lived experiences of queer identified couple/marriage and family therapists: A qualitative study
34.	Spoken Stories: A Narrative Inquiry Of Transmasculinities And Women's Colleges
35.	Use of Rasch rating scale modeling to develop and validate a measure of district-level characteristics and practices identified to improve instruction and increase student achievement
36.	The Relationships among Traditional Male Roles, Internalized Homophobia, and Asian Ethnic Identification/Pride for Gay Asian American Identified Males
37.	Overcoming Barriers: The Perspectives of Aboriginal Women Attending the University of Prince Edward Island
38.	Examining the pattern of executive functioning in children identified as emotionally disturbed
39.	Choice theory: An investigation of the treatment effects of a choice theory protocol on students identified as having a behavioral or emotional disability on measures of anxiety, depression, locus of control and self-esteem
40.	Subsistence patterns, social identity and symbolism at the Early Formative Period site of Canton Corralito, Chiapas, Mexico
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