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Medical Professionalism: An Expiremental Look At Physicians' Facebook Profiles, Joseph Wright Clyde
Medical Professionalism: An Expiremental Look At Physicians' Facebook Profiles, Joseph Wright Clyde
Undergraduate Honors Capstone Projects
Use of social networking services (SNS) is on the rise. While many users sign in for personal purposes, it is not uncommon for professionals to connect over SNSs with clients, students, and patients. The present study was concerned with examining a particular group of professionals, medical doctors, and how their profiles on an SNS site related to potential patient's impressions of professionalism. Participants recruited from Utah State University (USU; n = 253) and through Survey Monkey (n = 39) were randomized to view one of six vignette Facebook profiles. Profiles were populated with solely professional material or personal material …
A Systematic Review Of Psychological Treatments For Combat-Related Ptsd, Benson G. Munyan Iii
A Systematic Review Of Psychological Treatments For Combat-Related Ptsd, Benson G. Munyan Iii
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With ongoing military operations spanning the globe, a new population of combat veterans is emerging. Posttraumatic stress disorder is an enormous issue for veterans, and knowing the status of psychosocial treatments for it seems necessary. The current study seeks to provide a more comprehensive description of the current status of outcome research for combat-related posttraumatic stress disorder, including treatments being utilized, attrition rates, percent responders/nonresponder, and population conflict (i.e., OIF, OEF, Vietnam). The literature was systematically reviewed and 10 randomized controlled trials were identified that focused solely on veteran populations with posttraumatic stress disorder. Treatments utilized in these studies included …
Interactions Between Emotion Regulation Measures, Depression, And Gender, Rachael Kimberly Wicker
Interactions Between Emotion Regulation Measures, Depression, And Gender, Rachael Kimberly Wicker
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Throughout history there has been anecdotal, observational and empirical evidence, as well as entire theoretical frameworks indicating that there are differences between men and women when it comes to emotional expression and regulation. For example, differences exist in how and why different emotions are felt in a given circumstance for men versus women and what behaviors these emotions elicit in others. Yet despite these differences the same questionnaires are used to assess emotion regulation. Furthermore, the same diagnostic criteria are used to assess mood disorders in men and women. In the present study the domains of emotion regulation assessed are: …