The purpose of this research study is to help researchers at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill to better understand how goal progress and mean sets affect loss aversion. The findings will contribute to a broader understanding of how loss aversion can be manipulated by certain variables. For questions or concerns about your rights as a research subject, please contact the Institutional Review Board at 919-966-3113 or by email to IRB_subjects@unc.edu.

To gather first-hand accounts and perceptions of citizens living in Aruba on their opinions and general attitudes towards the dynamic which exists between Aruba and the Netherlands. Particularly in regards to Aruba's status as a constituent country within the Kingdom of the Netherlands.

The goal of this research is to develop fundamental knowledge in robotics and visualization, leading to a new framework, methods, and tools that enable robot operators and supervisors to take advantage of robot-collected data while in the field.

The objective of this pilot study is to demonstrate the feasibility and acceptability of collecting a large volume of clinical samples from febrile children in a LACV endemic area. We hypothesize that because most LACV infections result in mild disease, screening children with typical symptoms (e.g., fever, headache) presenting to outpatient settings during peak months (i.e., June - October) will identify many more infections - and yield critical samples containing virus - than approaches focused on severe disease. To accomplish this goal, we will leverage a "light touch" protocol hat is integrated into routine clinic flows, including streamlined consent processes and non-invasive (i.e., finger prick) phlebotomy.

This study will survey academic law librarians on whether they are teaching generative AI in their legal research classes. Generative AI is changing the way lawyers and law students conduct legal research. In this new environment, law school graduates are expected to understand how to use generative AI research tools. This study will look at whether law librarians are teaching generative AI in their legal research classes. The results of this study will provide data on law school trends and will give law librarians the opportunity to see what their colleagues are doing.

This study seeks to foreground multisensory practices surrounding music, food, and religion as modes through which refugees claim a sense of place and refuge. Focused on the Cambodian American communities at Khmer Buddhist temples in Greensboro and Lexington, North Carolina, the project will inform understanding about refuge as it spans long past an original crisis of displacement. In doing this, the project provides a record of Southeast Asian American experience in the American Southeast.

Adequate nutrition, particularly regular fruit and vegetable consumption, is essential for chronic disease prevention and overall health. Although national dietary guidelines recommend increased intake, many adults-especially those in underserved or low-resource communities-do not meet these recommendations. Barriers such as limited access to affordable healthy foods, food deserts, and socioeconomic constraints contribute significantly to inadequate dietary intake. Nutrition literacy also plays an important role in dietary behaviors. Individuals with limited understanding of recommended dietary guidelines may be less likely to prioritize fruit and vegetable consumption, even when access exists. Lower nutrition knowledge has been associated with poorer dietary quality, further compounding the effects of food insecurity. Additionally, nutrition may not be consistently addressed in healthcare settings, creating gaps in patient education and support. This study examines the relationship between food access, nutrition knowledge, and fruit and vegetable intake among adults in underserved communities in Charlotte, North Carolina. Findings aim to inform targeted clinical

To provide a teaching tool to dermatology residents and assess its efficacy

To find out if browsing fiction books by their first sentences is an effective method of readers' advisory

To assess the validity and reliability of the Fuel U Questionnaire for college students, which collects information on cooking and eating behaviors.