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An Exploration of the Impact of COVID-19 on Collegiate Student Athletes
(2022-04)
The COVID-19 pandemic had an unexplainably immense impact on the entire world when it began in March of 2020 including the cancellations or postponements of sports worldwide. The National Collegiate Athletics Association ...
COVID-19 Vaccination Status and Level of Trust in Information Sources
(2022-04)
In the two years since the beginning of the pandemic, there has been a large spread of misinformation regarding COVID-19 which can hinder collective action in democratic societies and contribute to distrust in information ...
Social Support and NSSI : The Impact of COVID-19 Stress Eau Claire
(2022-04)
Recent research reports an increase in the prevalence of self-injury (NSSI) among adolescents during the pandemic, jumping from 17% to 28% in 2021. The reasons for this needed exploration. Social support acts as a protective ...
Smartphone Usage : Associations with Attention, Sleep, and Impulsiveness
(2022-04)
College students’ smartphone use presents concerns with academic dishonesty, distraction, sleep disturbances, and social withdrawal. We of the CHEEZ (Cognition and Human Electroencephalography Zone) conducted a survey to ...
Nurse Training, Attitudes and Comfort, and Confidence in Suicidal Patient Care
(2022-04)
Emergency department (ED) visits related to suicide continue to increase, and ED nurses are said to be on the “front lines” of suicide prevention. Yet, many nurses do not receive adequate training to care for suicidal ...
The Role of Aging Education on the Beliefs Held About Aging : A Pilot Study
(2022-04)
Western stereotypes regarding aging are both pervasive and, generally, negative. Personal endorsement of these stereotypes can be reflected in expectations regarding the aging process. For example, Lineweaver et al. (2009) ...
Exploring Associations Among College Students’ Reports of Parent Involvement, Self-Efficacy, and Resilience : Preliminary Findings
(2022-04)
While parent involvement is important for children's and adolescents' well-being, academic success, and adaptive behaviors, overparenting has been associated with decreased levels of social adjustment and well-being in ...