Ryan Baxter

internal controls, FCPA compliance, Bribery Act compliance, employee training effectiveness Baxter, R., D. K. Holderness, and D. A. Wood. 2017. The effects of gamification on corporate compliance training: A partial replication and field study of True Office anti-corruption training programs. Journal of Forensic Accounting Research, 2 (1): A20-A30. DOI: 10.2308/jfar-51725. Baxter, Ryan J.; Holderness, D.

gamification, information security, data privacy, compliance training Baxter, R., D. K. Holderness, and D. A. Wood. 2016. Applying basic gamification techniques to IT compliance training: Evidence from the lab and field. Journal of Information Systems, 30 (3): 119-133. DOI: 10.2308/isys-51341. Baxter, Ryan J.; Holderness, D. Kip; and Wood, David A., "Applying Basic Gamification Techniques to IT Compliance Training: Evidence from the Lab and Field" (2016). Faculty Publications. 8281.

Abstract Oxidative byproducts of cannabidiol (CBD) are known to be cytotoxic. However, CBD susceptibility to oxidation and resulting toxicity dissolved in two common solvents, ethanol (EtOH) and dimethyl sulfoxide (DMSO), is seldom discussed. Further-more, CBD products contain a wide range of concentrations, making it challenging to link general health risks associated with CBD cytotoxicity. Here, we report on the effect of CBD and CBD analogs dissolved in EtOH or DMSO at various concentrations.