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Creative Resilience in Career Counseling: Innovative Strategies for Diverse Populations JFL 380 - Scholars Lounge Assessing the Effectiveness of a Sensory Reduction Room Montview Alumni Ballroom Birth Order’s Impact on Conscientiousness & Personality in Adults: Mixed-Method Insights on the Firstborn Profile Montview Alumni Ballroom Connectedness and Mental Health Montview Alumni Ballroom Evaluation of Social Connectedness and Loneliness Scale as Predictors of Flourishing Montview Alumni Ballroom Evaluations of Forgiveness Motivations within Familial Relationships: Which Forgiveness Motivations are Evaluated More Appropriately? Montview Alumni Ballroom Hope: A Vital Sign in Behavioral Health Montview Alumni Ballroom Loneliness and Health Behaviors Montview Alumni Ballroom Neuroplasticity on the Water: Transforming Mental Habits into Elite Performance Montview Alumni Ballroom Prayer as a Predictor to God Attachment Montview Alumni Ballroom Relationships Among Emotional Intelligence, Emotional Reactivity, and Heart Rate Variability Montview Alumni Ballroom The Effects of Digital Restriction on Psychological and Physiological Well-Being Montview Alumni Ballroom The Psychological and Physiological Effects of Acute Social Media Use Montview Alumni Ballroom

10:30am EDT

Whole-Brain Emotional Processing Through the MELD Framework: A Music-Based Trauma-Informed Intervention JFL 362 - Scholars Conference Room

1:00pm EDT

Experimental Investigation of How Smartphone and Social Media Use Change Wellbeing JFL 001 - Terrace Conference Room Reconceptualizing Grief Following the Death of Abusive or Toxic Family Members: A Trauma-Informed Theoretical Framework JFL 001 - Terrace Conference Room Rolling a Mile in My Wheels JFL 001 - Terrace Conference Room Social Connectedness in the Age of AI: Chatbot Use and Loneliness Among University Students JFL 001 - Terrace Conference Room