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The Intercultural Milkshake Kevin Benitez California State University Los Angeles Intercultural Dating: Does culture influence whether or not college students become involved in an intercultural relationship? The purpose of the present research is to investigate whether or not culture plays a vital role in regards to dating among college students throughout the United States. The goal is to provide a concrete data showing that culture does play a role in the decision making process of students when it comes to dating someone outside of your culture. In the current research, participants will be presented with a 10 question questionnaire. Given this survey design, the hypothesis is that participants are heavily influenced by their culture when deciding to date someone outside of their cultural background.
Running head: FREQUENCY OF PSYCHEDELIC DRUG USE 1The Correlation of Frequent Psychedelic Drug Use Among College Students and GPA | | Anita Arnone | South Puget Sound Community College | 6/10/2012 | | | FREQUENCY OF PSYCHEDELIC DRUG USE 2 Abstract This study examines current psychedelic drug use patterns of college students and investigates to whether drug use and academic achievement are in correlation. The participants were 30 female and 23 male students at an urban Northwest Community College. The subjects were given a survey asking to answer questions regarding usage
Factors Leading Youth To Gang 1 FACTORS LEADING HMONG YOUTH TO JOIN GANG By Kevin C. Lor A Research Paper Submitted in Partial Fulfillment of the Requirements for the Master of Education Degree With a Major in Guidance and Counseling-Mental Health & K-12 Approved: Two Semester Credits ___________________ Investigation Advisor The Graduate College University of Wisconsin-Stout September, 2003 The Graduate College University of Wisconsin-Stout Menomonie, Wisconsin 54751 Abstract Factors Leading Youth To Gang 2 Lor (Last Name) Kevin (First) C. (Initial) Factors Leading Hmong Youth to Join Gangs (Title) Guidance and Counseling-Mental Health & K-12, Dr. Louis Milanesi, 9/03 , 52 (Graduate major) (Research Advisor) (Date) (Page) American Psychological Association Manual Used in this Study This paper examines some of the elements that lead youth to join gangs. A questionnaire developed by the investigator was distributed to gang members and at-risk Hmong youth in two northern states. This questionnaire was developed in an attempt to assess some of the factors that have a high probability of leading youth to join gangs to compensate for what is lacking in Hmong youths' life. A 12-item questionnaire was developed and distributed to at-risk Hmong youths residing in two northern states. The questions were examined by calculating the percentage of males and females responding to different targeted areas.
Essays and Assignments for AP English Language Class 1. Essays in the First-person Singular Recall a childhood journey you find especially memorable Have you had a religious or intellectual experience that has changed your life? Try to recapture it How do you expect to act at your ten-year high school reunion? 2. Essays that Divide and Classify Fast food restaurants Movies you have seen Moral codes Neighborhoods, high schools, and churches 3.
While university representatives might set up a table in the career center for a few days, the armed services are a constant presence on high school campuses. The Army School Recruiting Program Handbook encourages recruiters to attend as many school functions and assemblies as possible and to extend themselves in ways such as delivering donuts to faculty members on a monthly basis. It explains that an effective sales approach is to tailor a program to fit the needs and interests of the individual high school. For example, one school may place a premium on its music program; another on its
Demark k. Blue English 0104 Deana Johnson September 14, 2014 Binge Drinking Comparison Essay In the Articles “Taking Up Binge Drinking in College: The Influences of Person, Social Group, and Environment” by Elissa R. Weitzman, Toben F. Nelson, and Henry Wechsler and “Environment, not Education” also by Henry Wechsler and Elissa Weitzman. The Article discusses the different ways college students take up binge drinking. The purpose of an Abstract is it gives you a better understanding of the article and it describes a longer work. The problem being investigated is the advantaged of underage College Students has easy excess to alcohol and how the Environment influence people to take up binge drinking. The Article is written for Researcher,
The Symptoms and Factors of Anxiety in Graduate Students in a Professional Counseling Program Abstract Anxiety is a condition that impacts college students, including graduate students in CACREP accredited professional counseling programs. Although research has reflected the existence of anxiety in a college setting, formal research is light as to the symptoms and possible contributing factors of anxiety in graduate professional counseling programs. The authors of this project sent out a survey to 130 students within the Professional Counseling graduate program at a mid-size Midwestern university, utilizing the Beck’s and Burn’s Anxiety Inventories as a foundation for its questions. The intent of the survey was to capture both the frequency of reported symptoms and intensity of contributing factors of anxiety students were experiencing. Means and standard deviations are reported for symptom frequencies and contributing factors.
New America Media, a nationwide network of over 700 ethnic-media organizations, received funding in 2006 from several foundations, as well as from the University of California's Office of the President, to conduct a survey of young people in California to better understand what young adults ages 16-22 feel are the primary issues impacting their lives. The study -- one of the first ever to be entirely conducted by young adults' favorite communication tool, the cell phone -- had professional interviewers speak with 601 young Californians. Of those people, 31 percent attended public high school, 21 percent were enrolled a four-year college or university, 19 percent went to a two-year college, 19 percent weren't going to any school in California, 4 percent were students at private high schools, and 1 percent of students were in a General Equivalency Diploma program. The results of the study paint an interesting picture of the upcoming generation. Among the major findings: * One in eight of the nation's young people live in California.
Sleep habits and patterns of college students Issues: In the study, they used psychometrically reliable and valid instruments consisting of quantitative items to explore the prevalence of sleep difficulties in a sample of college students. Procedures: The sample consisted of 191 undergraduates’ student. They recruited student volunteers from psychology courses. Students who agreed to participate were given a survey packet that included a copy of the SQI (Sleep Quality Index), a sleep-habit questionnaire, and a brief series of demographic questions. Findings: 1.