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  • Hepatitis A and B vaccination in matriculating college students : knowledge, self-perceived risk, health risk behaviors, and theory of planned behavior constructs

    Creator:
    Koski, James R.
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    At a state university in the Pacific Northwest, the authors surveyed 477 matriculating college students about their immunization status, knowledge, self-perceived risk, and health risk behaviors for hepatitis A and B vaccinations. Review of immunization records revealed that 10% of these students were completely immunized for hepatitis A and 58.8%...
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    Masters Thesis
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    in the Pacific Northwest, the authors surveyed 477 matriculating college students about their

  • Selected aspects of contraceptive behavior in sexually active college students

    Creator:
    Spitze, Gail Ann
    Abstract:
    The purpose of this study was to explore the association between sex-role orientation and contraceptive behavior in an unmarried population. One hundred and twentyeight sexually active unmarried college students comprised the sample. The test instrument was made up of the Sex- Role Stereotypic Questionnaire developed by Rosenkrantz, Vogel, Bee, Broverman,...
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    Masters Thesis
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    ACTIVE COLLEGE STUDENTS I. INTRODUCTION Investigations into the sexual behavior of single American

  • Toward a taxonomy of contraceptive behaviors and attitudes of single college men

    Creator:
    Stephen, David Bruce
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    The purpose of this research was to determine the relationship between attitudes and behaviors pertaining to male contraceptive practices; the influences of living group affiliation in these practices; the influence of partners in birth control method use; the quality of communication in the sexual relationship as an influence in birth...
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    Dissertation
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    techniques 3 were measured as were the sexual patterns of the college male popula- tion cited for study

  • College women, alcohol consumption, and negative sexual outcomes

    Creator:
    Good, Debora L.
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    While it is generally assumed that alcohol consumption plays some role in the advent of negative sexual outcomes among college students (sexually transmitted diseases, unplanned pregnancies, and date rape), that role has not been empirically demonstrated or quantified. The purpose of this study was to assess the association of alcohol...
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    Dissertation
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    sexual behavior, STDs, unwanted pregnancies, and coercive sexual behavior on campus 88 COLLEGE WOMEN

  • Religious orientation and sexual behavior of college students

    Creator:
    Stoddard, Elizabeth Anne
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    The purpose of this study was to clarify the relationship between religiosity and sexual behavior of college students by using a measure of religious orientation to define religiosity. Religious orientation refers to individuals' motivations for religious involvement and personal faith. Religious orientations are characterized as being extrinsic, intrinsic, indiscriminately proreligious...
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    Dissertation

  • Relationships between work values and job satisfaction amoung college student personnel workers

    Creator:
    Maples, Mary F.
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    This study was undertaken to examine the relationships which exist between the work values and job satisfaction characteristics of college student personnel workers in the states of Oregon, Idaho, Montana and Washington. Work values are viewed as characteristics desired on an ideal job and job satisfaction characteristics are those factors...
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    Dissertation
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    amounts of overall job satisfaction among 150 college student personnel workers in the Northwest, 2) to

  • Women’s first sexual experiences : an interview-based qualitative analysis of female first intercourse

    Creator:
    Wall, Jessica Jeanne
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    This study sought to conduct an in depth analysis of women’s first sexual experiences looking for factors contributing to the experience and the emotional outcomes of first intercourse. Fourteen heterosexual, female, college students were interviewed about their first sexual experience and sexual background using a semi-structured interview format. The narratives...
    Resource Type:
    Honors College Thesis

  • Adolescent sexual initiation : a predictor of adult female romantic attachment?

    Creator:
    Waggoner, April R.
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    There is a knowledge gap concerning the outcomes of early adolescent sexual initiation (ASI). In particular, the influence of early ASI upon adult attachment is unknown. A multiple regression study was conducted to address this knowledge gap. Adult partner/spouse attachment was the criterion variable, and the predictor variables included both...
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    Dissertation
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    Bergquist of Northwest Christian College contributed to chapter 3 by conducting statistical analysis on

  • Experiences of Students who Identify with Underrepresented Religions

    Creator:
    Prisbrey, Weston B.
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    This qualitative study explores and examines the experiences of students at a large, public university in the Pacific Northwest who identify with underrepresented religions. Eight participants were asked to share their experiences individually using semi-structured interview questions and their responses were analyzed utilizing a narrative inquiry approach. Six themes emerged...
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    Masters Thesis
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    for the degree of Master of Science in College Student Services Administration presented on April 12

  • The transfer process of Latina/o students from community college to the university : what are their experiences?

    Creator:
    Cortez, Edén
    Abstract:
    This qualitative study explores the experiences of Latina/o transfer students from a two-year to a four-year institution. Six Latina/o transfer student from the Pacific Northwest participated in one-on-one semi-structured interviews. The researcher utilized Critical Race Theory, LatCrit, Validation Theory, and Chicana Feminist Epistemology to bring forth the narratives of the...
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    Masters Thesis
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    student demographic, all public four-year institution in the Pacific Northwest are predominately White