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  Some Implications of Believing that Happiness Involves the Absence of Pain: Negative Hedonic Beliefs Exacerbate the Effects of Stress on Well-Being

  Ethan A McMahan
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  2019-10-23 (Western Howl)

  Western Oregon University
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  Washing Clothes at the Creek

  Alfred P. Maurice
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  Caburgua rail fence

  Rector, John Lawrence, 1943-
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  Lake Caburgua early fall

  Rector, John Lawrence, 1943-
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  Oxcart loaded with railroad ties

  Rector, John Lawrence, 1943-
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  Patricia Solomon and Carmen dance Cueca

  Rector, John Lawrence, 1943-
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  Carabineros (police) keeping order at fiesta

  Rector, John Lawrence, 1943-
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  Robert Spich rowing in Lake Caburgua

  Rector, John Lawrence, 1943-
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  Segundo Luengo saddling up to check on his cattle

  Rector, John Lawrence, 1943-
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  Boy Scout Bicycle patrol

  Rector, John Lawrence, 1943-
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  Hedonic versus Eudaimonic Conceptions of Well-Being: Evidence of Differential Associations with Self-Reported Well-Being

  Ethan A McMahan
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  Measuring Lay Conceptions of Well-Being: The Beliefs About Well-Being Scale

  Ethan A McMahan
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  A History of the Book: Disrupting Society from Tablet to Tablet

  Alyssa Adams
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  Chapter 15 - The Future of the Book and the Slow Book Movement

  Sarah Ellen Pettigrew
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  Chapter 14 - The Electronic Book as a Disruptive Technology

  Janel Chandler
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  Chapter 13 - The Genre

  Keelie Daquilanto
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  Chapter 12 - Revolution of Printing Technology and the Development of Paperbacks

  Braden Shribbs
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  Chapter 11 - Developing Printed Forms of Fiction

  Audrey Jones
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  Chapter 10 - The Path to Present-Day Libraries

  Julia Grabhorn
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  Chapter 09 - Publishers and Authors in the Nineteenth Century: Changing Roles

  Reina Morgan
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  Chapter 08 - Mechanization of the Printing Press

  Robin Roemer
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  Chapter 07 - Evolution of the Codex

  Kristin Eck
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  Chapter 06 - Voltaire: An Example of Enlightenment Censorship

  Jennifer Hight
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  Chapter 05 - Censorship

  Meghan Link