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Environmental Health Literacy: Evaluating the Impact of Our Research

Creator:: Stokes, Lauren E.
Abstract:: We are constantly updating our research in the growing field of Environmental Health, yet we do not always translate this information in a way which is understood by the general public. This has resulted in tools which gauge the public’s understanding of health information, such as the eHEALS tool. This...
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Evaluating Musculoskeletal Loading and Comfort During Nasal Spray Use

Creator:: Chan, Ashley, Kia, Kiana, Sisley, Jonathan, and Kim, Jay
Abstract:: The nasal spray market is growing as rates of use are increasing, however, there has been little research on the topical of how the mechanical properties of nasal sprays affect loading, comfort, and usability. To gather to make these comparisons, the data of 20 participants were gathered by measuring muscle...
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First Aid and Safety Training for Commercial Fishermen: Implementation and Evaluation

Creator:: Stenger, Colton D., Bovbjerg, Viktor E., Vaughan, A. M., Jacobson, K. R., Miner, T., and Kincl, L. D.
Abstract:: Commercial fishing is one of the most dangerous occupations in the US. Surveys of Dungeness crab fishermen suggested that emergency preparedness was viewed as important for element of staying safe while fishing. Basic community first aid classes were not relevant for commercial fishermen and they requested tailored training for their...
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Identifying gaps in competencies between graduates and entry- level Positions & improvement recommendations

Creator:: Martin, Ryley M.
Abstract:: Research of an outreach to industry alumni to identify weak points in our graduates competencies and attempting to close those gaps through various recommending various resources for the administration to offer.
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Safety voice for ergonomics (SAVE): evaluation of text message refresher training outcomes

Creator:: Havard, Miles
Abstract:: The SAVE project, a three arm randomized-controlled study, utilized evidence-based health and safety training to teach brick masonry apprentices ergonomics, problem solving, and communication skills to reduce occupational musculoskeletal injury risk. Apprentices enrolled in the SAVE study were assigned at random to one of three groups receiving: 1) ergonomics training,...
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Descriptive epidemiology of consumption of unpasteurized dairy products, Oregon, 2011-2016

Creator:: Pearson, Kaitlyn
Abstract:: Consumption of raw dairy products has been linked to diseases such as Salmonella, Campylobacter, E. coli and Listeria. Current retail sale of raw milk in Oregon is limited to disease-free goat or sheep milk. Raw cow milk is legally for sale on farms with less than three cows. Consumers have...
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Does teacher-child relationship quality predict observed child engagement of teacher?

Creator:: McClain, Joanna L.
Abstract:: The quality of relationships in early childhood have lasting effects on children’s academic and behavioral success. Teacher report is the most widely used measure to assess the quality of the teacher-child relationship, however teachers are often biased by the child’s behavior. Observed quality of the relationship may illustrate differences in...
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Development of a method to quantitatively measure arthrogenic muscle inhibition in the peroneals

Creator:: Nelson, Whitley F., Huang, Yu-Lun, Johnson, Samuel T., and Norcross, Marc F.
Abstract:: After a joint injury, arthrogenic muscle inhibition (AMI) leads to decreased neuromuscular control and strength, as neural inhibition prevents volitional activation of the entire motor neuron pool. Traditional rehabilitation techniques such as strength training are unable to effectively reduce AMI and there is a need to identify interventions that can...
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Effects of low zinc status and arsenic exposure in mice

Creator:: Chase, Tyler, Wong, Carmen P., and Ho, Emily
Abstract:: During fall term of 2015 and winter and spring term of 2016 I assisted in research within Dr. Emily Ho’s lab. The project that I assisted in looked at the effects of low zinc status and arsenic exposure in mice. Zinc is an essential micronutrient involved in numerous cellular processes...
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Exploration of Gardening Team-Building Workshop Interest in High School Athletes

Creator:: Hernandez, Anaisa, Butler, Ashley Nicole, Johnson, Tonya, and Wong, Siew Sun
Abstract:: It has been found that youth who are involved in their own growing and harvesting of produce and also prepare and cook their own meals have been found to be more likely to consume the vegetables and meals they themselves cook and prepare. Many youth are not consuming the recommended...
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Exploring Community Resources and Readiness in Relation to Childhood Obesity Prevention in Rural Western America

Creator:: Kunkle, Deanna and John, Deborah
Abstract:: Childhood obesity is a nationwide concern of which rural, urban, and suburban communities must be aware in order to take action. The goal for the research project, GROW Healthy Kids and Communities (GROW HKC), is to prevent childhood obesity in rural communities through the use of participatory action research and...
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Examining the Quality of Parent Interaction with Children with Autism Spectrum Disorder in Distinctly Different Play Environments

Creator:: Heinonen, Gregory and MacDonald, Megan
Abstract:: ASD is characterized primarily by deficits in social and communicative skills, however recent studies show differences in motor skills as well when compared to typically developing children. Because of these differences, parents of children with ASD may portray different behaviors than parents of typically developing children. This research aims to find...
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Substance Use and Imagery In Hip Hop, R&B, and Popular YouTube Music Videos

Creator:: Chac, Christina L., Stapleton, Angie, Seifert, Jessica, and Sakuma, Kari-Lyn K.
Abstract:: Background: There are over four billion YouTube views per day with “music” the most searched topic. Among US internet users, 8.3 million YouTube users are under 18 years old. Incorporation of substance use imagery in YouTube videos has a considerable potential influence on young viewing audience behavior. This study identifies...
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Changes in acceptance of diversity through volunteering with youth with disabilities

Creator:: Porter, Shelby, Hamm, Jessica, Beamer, Jennifer, and Yun, Joonkoo
Abstract:: Background/Purpose: A variety of models have been proposed to understand individuals with disabilities. Although it is important to consider the perspective of disability each model presents, the social model has gained considerable attention. This model explains disability as limitations and restrictions of society and the environment. A subset of the...
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Short-term Changes in Objectively Assessed Step-defined Physical Activity in The Wave~Ripples for Change: Obesity Prevention in Active Youth Study

Creator:: Le, Kevin and Schuna, John M., Jr.
Abstract:: The WAVE study is an on-going multicomponent comparative-effectiveness trial aimed at improving nutritional habits, increasing habitual physical activity, and preventing unhealthy changes in body composition among active 14-19 year-old adolescents. Participants were recruited through soccer teams from 13 schools and enrolled in one of two conditions: 1) a novel and...
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A Mixed Methods Approach to Measure Cultural Competency in Oregon State University Research Scientists Working with a Pacific Northwest Tribe

Creator:: Harrison, Sydelle and Allee, Amelia
Abstract:: The Community Engagement Core of OSU's Superfund Research Program aims to increase cultural capacity among university scientists while simultaneously supporting research focused on reducing health disparities for Pacific Northwest Tribes originating from harmful chemical exposures in the environment.
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The Effects of an Inclusive Playgroup on Social Interaction Between Children With and Without Disabilities

Creator:: Inskeep, Kelsey, Ross, Samantha, Twardzik, Erica, Catena, Michele, Ayyagari, Apoorva, Cook, Erika, Winden, Haylee, Fine, Jeremiah, Magnani, Jessica, and Logan, Samuel W.
Abstract:: Being present in an area of play can create a dynamic experience of exploration, movement, and interaction with objects and peers. These are required to foster positive development across cognitive, social, and physical domains (1). Children with disabilities may experience limitations in mobility impacting their early exploration, socialization, and play...
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Analyzing the current state of Oregon's skilled nursing facilities

Creator:: Shockey, Antonette, Luck, Jeff, Mendez-Luck, Carolyn, Larson, Annie, and Alvarado, Carla S.
Abstract:: The purpose of this project is to paint a picture of the state of Oregon’s Skilled Nursing Facilities for the 2015 state fiscal year. Skilled Nursing Facilities are an important part of Oregon’s Long Term care continuum that provides care to individuals needing post-acute or on-going care. The URAP student...
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Evaluating the Reach, Effectiveness, and Adoption of an Extension Family & Community Health Program Implemented to Change the Rural Context for Weight Health

Creator:: Mischkot, Brooke and John, Deborah
Abstract:: Rural communities face many factors that may contribute to an obesogenic environment which include poorer food options (highly processed, low cost, and energy dense), reduced physical activity opportunities and resources, increased reliance on automobiles, and social aspects such isolation and neighborhood safety. Sub-optimal school contexts hinder students' healthy eating and...
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Injury Risk Perception of Commercial Dungeness Crab Fishermen

Creator:: Dunlop, Kendall Marie, Kincl, Laurel D., Syron, Laura M., Vaughan, Amelia M., Miller, K. I., Jacobson, Kaety R., Lucas, D. L., and Bovbjerg, Viktor E.
Abstract:: The Fishermen Led Injury Prevention Program is the first and only research focused on non-fatal injury prevention among commercial fishermen. • No fishermen reported that they had zero chance of injury, regardless of injuries sustained in career and/or in the past year. • Fishermen who have sustained an injury...
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Investigation of Age-Related Incidence Patterns in Adult Cancers

Creator:: Fulton, Stephanie E. and Carozza, Susan
Abstract:: One of the most commonly diagnosed illnesses in the elderly population is cancer. Despite research to explain the consistent increase in incidence rates with age, the mechanisms are largely unknown. In order to explore the patterns in age-specific cancer incidence through visualization, tables and graphs were generated via SEER*stat of...
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Examining Rural Resources and Readiness to Change the Context for Obesity Prevention

Creator:: Richards, Anne Marie
Abstract:: GROW Healthy Kids & Communities aims to prevent obesity in rural children. The project targets changing family home, school, and community environments to support children’s weight healthy behaviors by “default.” My URAP apprenticeship is at the community level studying residents’ perceptions of the healthy eating and activity resources in rural...
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Relations between Parental Marital Status, Residential Mobility, and Children’s Academic Achievement and Self-Regulation in Kindergarten

Creator:: Bukres, Aya, McClelland, Megan M., and Tracy, Alexis
Abstract:: Children’s self-regulation and academic achievement are important factors in predicting school readiness and later academic outcomes. This study examined relationships between parental marital status and residential mobility on children’s academic achievement and self-regulation in kindergarten. Using a diverse sample of 131 kindergarten children, results indicated that the number of family...
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Examining the influence of social behavior on motor skills during physical activity in children with physical disabilities

Creator:: Conger, Allison, Ross, Samantha, and MacDonald, Megan
Abstract:: Children with physical disabilities typically participate in physical activities that are aligned with their function. As a result, children with physical disabilities engage in solitary activities more often, leaving little room to practice age appropriate social behaviors during physical activity with peers (Livingston et al, 2011). Emerging literature supports the...
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A comparison of the effectiveness between traditional and video modeling strategies on motor skill assessments

Creator:: Cron, Emmalee, Case, Layne, and Yun, Joonkoo
Abstract:: INTRODUCTION: Children with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) have been shown to possess relative strengths in processing visual stimuli as opposed to verbal stimuli (Tissot & Evans, 2003). Therefore, instructional strategies that use visual means and presentations are recommended over the traditional (verbal) instruction. The effectiveness of video modeling has been...
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The influence of exercise on single leg jump-cut and double leg jump landing biomechanics

Creator:: Correia, Michelle K., Chang, Eunwook, Johnson, Samuel T., and Norcross, Marc F.
Abstract:: An important field of study within the exercise science realm lies in identifying risk factors for musculoskeletal injuries to inform injury prevention programs. One of the more serious injuries in sports, especially sports involving cutting and jumping, is sprain of the anterior cruciate ligament (ACL). Previous research has found that...
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The current status of psychiatric certificate of need in the United States

Creator:: Callahan, Ashley, Volmar, Karen, Wu, Connie, and Yoon, Jangho
Abstract:: Certificate of Need (CON) laws provide state level review of the need for additional health care resources in a given community. General CON regulations on medical services have been relatively well-documented. Little attention has been paid to state CON regulations for psychiatric and substance abuse care and their impacts on...
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Measuring Pedometer Accuracy in Free Living Conditions

Creator:: Perilli, L. Paige, Siebert, Erin, and Elliott, Caitlyn
Abstract:: Pedometers have become a frequently used tool to measure physical activity. The accuracy of pedometers has been an interest of many researchers given the popularity of the tool. When, pedometers are employed, there are many potential sources of error, including missing data. Because previous studies indicated that the amount of...
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Generating rural options for Weight: Healthy Kids and Communities: examining the rural family home nutrition and physical activity environment

Creator:: Booth, Carolyn and Gunter, Kathy
Abstract:: Childhood health is a strong determinant of adult health, including overweight and obesity. Rural children and adults experience a greater obesity prevalence compared to children and adults living in more urban places. The goal of Generating Rural Options for Weight-Healthy Kids & Communities (GROW HKC) is to prevent childhood obesity...
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Plasma metabolites altered by sulforaphane in humans

Creator:: Kelsey, Kimberly J., Atwell, Lauren L., Clarke, John D., Hsu, Anna, Bella, Deborah, Stevens, Jan F., Dashwood, Roderick H., Williams, David E., and Ho, Emily
Abstract:: Consuming cruciferous vegetables such as broccoli sprouts, kale, Brussels sprouts, and bok choy is associated with several health benefits, such as a decreased risk of certain cancers. Cruciferous vegetables contain the glucosinolate, glucoraphanin (GFN). Cutting, chopping or chewing these vegetables releases the enzyme myrosinase, which transforms GFN into sulforaphane (SFN)....
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Exploring gender differences in self regulation among Head Start and non-Head Start kids

Creator:: Gilmore, Brittany D., McClelland, Megan M., and Duncan, Rob
Abstract:: Children’s self-regulation and socio-economic status are important factors in predicting later academic outcomes and kindergarten readiness. This study examined relationships between socio-economic status (SES), gender differences, and performance on the Heads-Toes-Knees-Shoulders (HTKS) self-regulation assessment. Using a diverse sample of 408 preschool children, results indicated: Low-income children in Head Start displayed...
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Examining the effect of "hands-on" experiences of volunteers in a physical activity program for children with disabilities

Creator:: Willoughby, Ryan, Pawlowski, Jill, and Beamer, Jennifer
Abstract:: This project’s first aim is to evaluate the effectiveness of the IMPACT program on undergraduate volunteers’ acceptance and attitude towards working with children with disabilities. The second aim is identifying potential factors effecting the volunteers’ acceptance and attitude towards working with children with disabilities. The IMPACT program serves both as...
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Exploring rural people's perceptions of weight-healthy attributes of community place

Creator:: Jamieson, Bridget
Abstract:: Generating Rural Options for Weight (GROW) Healthy Kids and Communities aims to prevent overweight and obesity in rural children and communities. Many characteristics of rural communities are associated with overweight and obesity in children, including environmental attributes that make it difficult for children to access and consume healthy foods and...
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Animal assisted adapted physical activity for children with Cerebral Palsy

Creator:: Johnson, Nicole, Tepfer, Amanda, Baltzer, Wendy, and MacDonald, Megan
Abstract:: Cerebral Palsy is a muscle movement disorder caused by an insult to the immature developing brain before birth. Children with Cerebral Palsy generally have impaired movement, exaggerated joints, floppiness or rigidity of limbs and torso, abnormal posture, involuntary movement, and unsteady walking. This study was designed to test whether working...
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Effect of physical activity with family dog on gross motor skills of children with Cerebral Palsy (CP)

Creator:: Winden, Haylee, Tepfer, Amanda, Baltzer, Wendy, and MacDonald, Megan
Abstract:: Cerebral palsy is a permanent neurodevelopmental disorder that affects physical activity level as well as perception and cognition and is often accompanied by secondary disorders (Rosenbaum, 2006). In order to gain the most health benefits, research shows that meeting the physical activity requirements of strength and cardiorespiratory training should be...
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Sulforaphane Decreases Ezh2 Expression in PC3 Prostate Cancer Cells

Creator:: Black, Chelsea, Watson, Greg, and Ho, Emily
Abstract:: Prostate cancer is one of the most prevalent types of cancer in the U.S. and is among the leading causes of death in men of all races. One predictor of advanced prostate cancer and aggressive tumor behavior is the overexpression of the histone methyl transferase EZH2. EZH2 functions in the...
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Improvement of Self-Efficacy, Attitude and Belief Systems of Undergraduates Working with Children with Disabilities

Creator:: Sandoval, Adriana, Siebert, Erin, Hamm, Jessica, Morgan, Jennifer, and Yun, Joonkoo
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Parental marital status and child self-regulation

Creator:: Gooding, Elisa K., McClelland, Megan M., and Schmitt, Sara
Abstract:: Parents play an essential role in their child’s development of the skills needed for self-regulation. The current study examined the relationship between parental marital status and child self-regulation. Analyzing a sample of 328 preschool children, results indicate having married parents is related to higher self-regulation in children. These results suggest...
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Bowel movement tracking raised students’ awareness for healthy eating

Creator:: Flynn, Rebecca, Wong, Siew Sun, Pimente, Teresa, and Teo, Yi Min
Abstract:: The condition of a bowel movement is closely reflective of a person's current diet. The Tech-I/O Project utilized the OSU MyPlate smartphone/website application designed to raise awareness of dietary intake and output among college students at OSU.
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Socioeconomic Status and Motor Skills in Preschool Aged Children

Creator:: Sprague, Schyler, Kile, M., Lipscomb, S., McClelland, Megan M., and MacDonald, M.
Abstract:: Fine and gross motor skills are essential for healthy development. Studies suggest that children in lower socioeconomic status (SES) families present a delay in these essential motor skills and, therefore, are at risk for poor motor skill development.This study aimed to correlate fine and gross motor skills with family socioeconomic...
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Motor skills and young children with autism

Creator:: Paradis, Olivia D. and MacDonald, Megan
Abstract:: The purpose of this study was to compare the fine and gross motor skills of young children with and without autism. Within the Children and Youth with Disabilities Lab, the Movement Intervention for Young Children with Autism project seeks to create effective interventions to improve the fine and gross motor...
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“HEMS” Physical activity health education program for persons with multiple sclerosis

Creator:: Pearson, Alexander, Dixon-Ibarra, Alicia, Nery, Mara, and Driver, Simon
Abstract:: Purpose: To evaluate the effectiveness of Health Education for Persons with Multiple Sclerosis (HEMS) on increasing physical activity (PA) behavior and constructs of Social Cognitive Theory (SCT), such as outcome expectations, self-efficacy, social support, and goal achievement in individuals with Multiple Sclerosis (MS). Results have shown there is little translational...
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Quantifying nitrate content in the Japanese food pattern

Creator:: Zucker, Michaela F., Gardner, Elizabeth, Zhang, Lynn, Machha, Ajay, and Hord, Norman
Abstract:: The presence of nitrates and nitrites in food is associated with an increased risk of gastrointestinal cancer and, in infants, methemoglobinemia. Nitrites are produced endogenously through the oxidation of nitric oxide and through a reduction of nitrate by commensal bacteria in the mouth and gastrointestinal tract. Despite the physiologic roles...
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Cooperation and achievement in preschoolers

Creator:: Yde, Katherine M., McClelland, Megan M., and Schmitt, Sara
Abstract:: According to recent research, children’s learning related skills, such as cooperation, self-regulation, responsibility, and independence, are closely related to their academic outcomes (McClelland, Acock, Morrison 2006). While self regulation during preschool and it’s related skills are predictors of later academic achievement, it might be beneficial to determine a simple screening...
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Sulforaphane Decreases Ezh2 Expression in PC3 Prostate Cancer Cells

Creator:: Black, Chelsea and Watson, Greg
Abstract:: Prostate cancer is one of the most prevalent types of cancer in the U.S. and is among the leading causes of death in men of all races. One predictor of advanced prostate cancer and aggressive tumor behavior is the overexpression of the histone methyl transferase EZH2. EZH2 functions in the...
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Risky Behavior: Perceived Risk of Infectious Disease in Youth Entering Alcohol/Drug Treatment

Creator:: Manriquez, Cody R. and Bovbjerg, Marit
Abstract:: Upon entering a residential drug and alcohol treatment, typically clients are directed to complete a risk assessment form. Risk assessment forms are anonymous, self-reported questionnaires that inquire about demographics, health, sexual behaviors, as well as drug and alcohol use. The YES house is a youth treatment facility in Corvallis Oregon...
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Bowel movement tracking raised students’ awareness for healthy eating

Creator:: Flynn, Rebecca, Wong, Siew Sun, Pimente, Teresa, and Teo, Yi Min
Abstract:: The condition of a bowel movement is closely reflective of a person's current diet. The Tech-I/O Project utilized the OSU MyPlate smartphone/website application designed to raise awareness of dietary intake and output among college students at OSU.
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Do Older Parents have More Self-Regulated Children?

Creator:: Harper, Kevin G. and McClelland, Megan M.
Abstract:: Strong self-regulation in early childhood is a key predictor of academic and social success from elementary school through college (McClelland et al., 2012). This study analyzed the influence of the age of the child’s parent on the child’s self-regulation as measured by the HTKS (Head-Toes-Knees-Shoulders) measure. Relations between children’s self-regulation...
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YA4-H! Youth Advocates for Health

Creator:: Davenport, Tyler and Arnold, Mary
Abstract:: The YA4-H! program engages youth from across the state of Oregon in Youth Participatory Action Research in their own communities surrounding topics that they feel are important to them.
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Effect of Social Support on Control of Blood Sugar Levels

Creator:: Yee, Marissa
Abstract:: Objective: To determine the association between glycemic (blood sugar) control levels and social support among people with type 2 diabetes enrolled in a lifestyle intervention program; in addition, to determine whether the association of glycemic control to social support depends only on social support received or the congruence of desired...
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