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Semiotic Analysis of Robert Byrd’s Senate Floor Speech on Iraq War Decision

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Semiotic Analysis of Robert Byrd’s Senate Floor Speech on Iraq War Decision

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Toast Team Presentation: User-Centered Design Process
Sears Website Redesign: Usability Testing
Toast Hackathon: Point-of-Sale Order Screen Redesign
Liberty Mutual: Auto Insurance Quote Redesign
NaviNet Open: Next-Generation Multi-Payer Provider Portal

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Effects of Television News Media Narratives on Social Behavior
The Effects of Adolescent Sports Participation on Psychosexual, Psychosocial, and Cognitive Development
An Introduction to Qualitative Data Analysis Software Packages
Evolving Social Representations of Yoga
A Content Analysis of the Social and Mainstream Media Narratives Surrounding the 2011 Egyptian Revolution

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Digital Wellness in UX Series (Part II): Revisiting and expanding the Nielsen/Norman tiered UX model to build more sociable and responsible experiences
Digital Wellness in UX Series (Part I): Something Happened on the Way to Heaven
The Heart of the Matter: How improving EHR usability can be the key to higher quality care, improved patient safety, and a better healthcare system for all
A Return to Critical Thinking
Social Media: Harnessing the Power of “Social Objects” and Constructivism

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