College of Education, Health and Society
Recent Submissions
Item Self-Efficacy Significantly Influences African American Adults' Multiple Health Behavior
Burse, Natasha; Geller, KarlyThis research looked at how context specific self-efficacy influenced African American adults' physical activity, television time, and fruit and vegetable consumption.Item Perceptions of Female Students Safety: The Buddy System
Mersino, KristaWhat are the factors that effect the perceptions of safety at night of female undergraduate students who live on-campus? The purpose of this study is to investigate the perceptions of safety of female undergraduate students living on campus and their relationship to their going out behaviors. There was 84 respondents of the survey, which yielded a sample size of 37 female undergraduate students who lived on campus. An 18 item survey was administered to measure age, "going out" behaviors, and perceptions of safety. Running t-Tests to test if walking with a friend or walking alone affects students perceptions of safety and if walking with a male or female friend also has an influence.Item Gender and Attire: Affects On Views and Perceptions
Bowers, Alicia; major: Family StudiesThis research looked at how gender and also one's attire affected how one perceived/viewed others when looking at dominance and power.Item Gun-Free Zones: A Second Look
Martin, Craig; Curl, Angela; major: SociologyA study conducted over the course of the semester to see if there's a positive correlation to Gun-Free Zones and criminal gun violence within this zone.Item Perceptions of Sexual Guilt Based on Religious Views and Practices
Simpson, Suzanne; Curl, Angela; major: Family StudiesItem The Effect of Offspring Gender on Levels of Parent Strictness
Ruffley, Elizabeth; Curl, Angela; major: Family StudiesThis poster depicts the research findings of a study conducted to determine if parents have different levels of strictness for their offspring based on gender.Item College Students' Knowledge About Human Trafficking
Mullaney, Claire; Black, Angela; major: Social WorkItem Your Year In Satisfaction: A study regarding the relationship between year in college and satisfaction with Miami University Dining Halls
Condit, Michael; major: Speech PathologyStudent satisfaction with their University's Dining Hall has been shown to have an affect on student overall satisfaction. Many different factors go into making a dining hall satisfactory. This study attempted to determine whether or not year in college was one of those factors.Item Undergraduate Perspectives on University Sexual Consent Policy by Gender
Martin, Mary; Curl, Angela; major: Social Workundergraduate perspectives on sexual consent policy by gender