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U.S. Military Veterans’ Attitudes And Perceptions Of Mental Healthcare,
2021
University of Arkansas, Fayetteville
U.S. Military Veterans’ Attitudes And Perceptions Of Mental Healthcare, Bridget Milam
Health, Human Performance and Recreation Undergraduate Honors Theses
The purpose of this research project is to measure whether U.S. military veterans experience any stigma related to mental healthcare and if this is associated with age, length of service, and military branch. U.S. military veterans are a high-risk group for developing mental illnesses. It is believed social stigma and personal attitudes, perceptions and beliefs of mental healthcare may influence whether a veteran will pursue mental healthcare. This cross-sectional study was conducted as an online survey via Qualtrics resulting in 75 total responses. 21 responses were excluded from the analysis due to incompletion or failure to pass the ...
Fair Play: Notes On The Algorithmic Soccer Referee,
2021
University of Pittsburgh School of Law
Fair Play: Notes On The Algorithmic Soccer Referee, Michael J. Madison
Articles
The soccer referee stands in for a judge. Soccer’s Video Assistant Referee (“VAR”) system stands in for algorithms that augment human deciders. Fair play stands in for justice. They are combined and set in a polycentric system of governance, with implications for designing, administering, and assessing human-machine combinations.
Pi Gamma Mu News,
2020
University of North Georgia
Pi Gamma Mu News
International Social Science Review
In this issue of Pi Gamma Mu news, read about online Pi Gamma Mu membership registration and payment options, 2020 call for papers, and 2020 Triennial International Convention Rescheduled for 2021.
Book Review: Desire Work: Ex-Gay And Pentecostal Masculinity In South Africa By Melissa Hackman,
2020
University of North Georgia
Book Review: Desire Work: Ex-Gay And Pentecostal Masculinity In South Africa By Melissa Hackman, Edith Ritt-Coulter
International Social Science Review
No abstract provided.
Book Review: Christian: The Politics Of A Word In America By Matthew Bowman,
2020
University of North Georgia
Book Review: Christian: The Politics Of A Word In America By Matthew Bowman, Eric Medlin
International Social Science Review
No abstract provided.
Book Review: Under Construction: Technologies Of Development In Urban Ethiopia By Daniel Mains,
2020
University of North Georgia
Book Review: Under Construction: Technologies Of Development In Urban Ethiopia By Daniel Mains, Elias Madzudzo
International Social Science Review
No abstract provided.
Book Review: Outsourcing Empire: How Company-States Made The Modern World By Andrew Phillips & J.C. Sharman,
2020
University of North Georgia
Book Review: Outsourcing Empire: How Company-States Made The Modern World By Andrew Phillips & J.C. Sharman, Brendan Moriarty
International Social Science Review
No abstract provided.
Book Review: You Say You Want A Revolution? Radical Idealism And Its Tragic Consequences By Daniel Chirot,
2020
University of North Georgia
Book Review: You Say You Want A Revolution? Radical Idealism And Its Tragic Consequences By Daniel Chirot, John W. Lepley
International Social Science Review
No abstract provided.
Book Review: The Known Citizen: A History Of Privacy In Modern America By Sarah E. Igo,
2020
University of North Georgia
Book Review: The Known Citizen: A History Of Privacy In Modern America By Sarah E. Igo, Mckenzie L. Isom
International Social Science Review
No abstract provided.
Book Review: Killer Apps: War, Media, Machine By Jeremy Packer & Joshua Reeves,
2020
University of North Georgia
Book Review: Killer Apps: War, Media, Machine By Jeremy Packer & Joshua Reeves, José De Arimatéia Da Cruz
International Social Science Review
No abstract provided.
Book Review: Necro-Politics By Achille Mbembe,
2020
University of North Georgia
Book Review: Necro-Politics By Achille Mbembe, Kendall L. Gilliam
International Social Science Review
No abstract provided.
Book Review: Bureaucracy, Collegiality, And Social Change: Redefining Organizations With Multilevel Relational Infrastructures By Emmanuel Lazega,
2020
University of North Georgia
Book Review: Bureaucracy, Collegiality, And Social Change: Redefining Organizations With Multilevel Relational Infrastructures By Emmanuel Lazega, Cindy L. Davis
International Social Science Review
No abstract provided.
Book Review: The Loud Minority: Why Protests Matter In American Democracy By Daniel Q. Gillion,
2020
University of North Georgia
Book Review: The Loud Minority: Why Protests Matter In American Democracy By Daniel Q. Gillion, Joshua K. Da Cruz
International Social Science Review
No abstract provided.
Book Review: The Cabinet: George Washington And The Creation Of An American Institution By Lindsay M. Chervinsky,
2020
University of North Georgia
Book Review: The Cabinet: George Washington And The Creation Of An American Institution By Lindsay M. Chervinsky, Michael Holm
International Social Science Review
No abstract provided.
Book Review: The Global Bourgeoisie: The Rise Of The Middle Class In The Age Of Empire By Christof Dejung, David Motadel, And Jürgen Osterhammel,
2020
University of North Georgia
Book Review: The Global Bourgeoisie: The Rise Of The Middle Class In The Age Of Empire By Christof Dejung, David Motadel, And Jürgen Osterhammel, J. Laurence Hare
International Social Science Review
No abstract provided.
Policy Point-Counterpoint: Can Colleges And Universities Maintain High Quality Connections With Students Through Virtual Platforms?,
2020
University of North Georgia
Policy Point-Counterpoint: Can Colleges And Universities Maintain High Quality Connections With Students Through Virtual Platforms?, Laura C. Atkins, Michele Giunti, Alexis Smith
International Social Science Review
In this policy point-counterpoint, the ability of higher educational institutions to provide quality connections with their students via virtual learning platforms is debated.
Managing Internal Migration In Modern China: Regional Interests, Accommodation, And Forced Removal,
2020
University of North Georgia
Managing Internal Migration In Modern China: Regional Interests, Accommodation, And Forced Removal, Bryan Winter
International Social Science Review
This paper asks two primary questions surrounding internal migration in China. First, how have the PRC’s tactics of prohibiting and managing internal migration towards the cities changed over time? To answer this, the paper takes a chronologically descriptive approach concerning the geographic and political history of the PRC’s attempts at suppressing, controlling, and managing rural-to-urban migration as well as how those attempts have changed over a period of roughly seventy years. Early on, the PRC relied on forcefully repatriating migrants back to the countryside. Despite being much more flexible today, massive campaigns to expel migrants from the cities ...
The Impacts Of A Community-Based Health Education And Nutritional Support Program On Birth Outcomes Among Migrant Workers In Maesot, Thailand: A Retrospective Review,
2020
University of North Georgia
The Impacts Of A Community-Based Health Education And Nutritional Support Program On Birth Outcomes Among Migrant Workers In Maesot, Thailand: A Retrospective Review, Wayland J. Blue, Donald Derrick, Carrien L. Blue
International Social Science Review
Here is presented a retrospective review of the Charis Project’s Family Engagement Program (FEN) as it existed in 2014-2017. FEN was a program of women’s health education, nutrition supplements, and family visitation. The education program consisted of a 12-week course on nutrition, maternity, and sex education taught individually and in groups, focusing on pregnant Burmese migrant laborers, but including approximately 20 percent male participation. The nutrition supplements consisted of 5 kilograms of fresh vegetables and 12 eggs weekly to pregnant mothers, from course onset to about six months after childbirth depending on family needs. Family visitation took place ...
Cultural Value Orientation, Social Networking Site (Sns) Use, And Homesickness In International Students,
2020
University of North Georgia
Cultural Value Orientation, Social Networking Site (Sns) Use, And Homesickness In International Students, Senel Poyrazli, Olufunmike B. Devonish
International Social Science Review
This study explores the relations between cultural value orientation, social networking site (SNS) usage intensity, and homesickness among a sample of international students studying in the United States. The results of this study determined that individuals high in collectivism and familism reported significantly more SNS usage in general. Other results revealed that students with high levels of individualism had significantly lower levels of homesickness. In addition, students with higher levels of homesickness reported a higher level of SNS usage with people back home. Based on the results this paper discusses implications and suggest interventions that could be used with international ...
A Gravity Model Of Civic Deviance: Justice, Natural Duties, And Reparative Responsibilities,
2020
University of North Georgia
A Gravity Model Of Civic Deviance: Justice, Natural Duties, And Reparative Responsibilities, Woojin Lim
International Social Science Review
This paper presents a “gravity model” of civic deviance and the principle of reparative responsibilities, addressing the question of when citizens are justified in shirking their civic obligations. Provided an unjust society, this paper raises the proposal that principled civic deviance (CD) should be, at the very least, permissible to varying levels as determined by a gravity equation. In select cases, it is arguable that CD may be obligatory. The gravity model, which sets to define the degree of permissible CD, features considerations such as the unfairness of the basic social structure, the individual extent of injustice faced, and the ...
