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    Changes in fatty acids profiles after three weeks of high-fat diet feeding in obesity-prone rats [1]
    Changes in financial risk tolerance, 1983-2001 [1]
    Changes in nucleus accumbens gene expression accompany sex specific suppression of voluntary physical activity in aromatase knockout mice [1]
    Characteristics of pretend play and their contributions to preschool children's emotion regulation [1]
    Chinese urban households' security market participation : does investment knowledge and having a long-term plan help? [1]
    The clothing and textile research base: an author cocitation study [1]
    College students and credit card use : the effect of personal financial knowledge on debt behavior [1]
    College students ethical perceptions on buying counterfeit products [1]
    College students' choice of informal learning spaces [1]
    College students' responses to three nutritional interventions placed in campus dining halls at a midwestern university [1]
    Comparison of a commercial weight loss program to traditional exercise [1]
    Comparison of anthropometry to DXA in men: a validation study [1]
    A comparison of household saving motives between Chinese and Americans [1]
    Competition or cooperation? : a study of the relationship between import penetration and the operation of the U.S. textile and apparel industries from 2002 to 2008 [1]
    Conflict engagement and management among stepsiblings [1]
    The consequences of maternal vitamin D deficiency during pregnancy on offspring metabolic phenotype and adipose tissue physiology [1]
    Constructing a grounded theory of influences on paternal involvement in the treatment and care of children with type-1 diabetes [1]
    Consumer debt delinquency by family lifecycle categories [1]
    Consumer digital inequality and technology resistance in technology-driven fashion retail environments : a mixed methods approach [1]
    Consumption patterns of Chinese elders: evidence from a survey in Wuhan, China [1]