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Mental Health Implications Of Isolation During Hospitalization For Covid-19: Self-Perceived Variations In Emotion, Rebekah Ruth Jones
Mental Health Implications Of Isolation During Hospitalization For Covid-19: Self-Perceived Variations In Emotion, Rebekah Ruth Jones
Doctoral Dissertations and Projects
Forced isolation due to the COVID-19 pandemic has resulted in numerous mental health consequences. Individuals who have required hospitalization due to contracting the illness are at an increased risk of developing potentially harmful mental health concerns resulting from the emotional distress of forced isolation. Families separated from one another experience anxiety and fear due to helplessness fostered by the separation. Furthermore, medical caretakers are placed in the position to make life-altering decisions for their patients, increasing their stress and anxiety levels. Therefore, it is imperative that hospitals provide adequate mental health support for patients and their family members. Furthermore, communities …
God's Sovereignty - Our Peace In The Darkness, Marie Diane Peters
God's Sovereignty - Our Peace In The Darkness, Marie Diane Peters
Doctoral Dissertations and Projects
This thesis action project utilizes a biblical understanding of God’s sovereignty to help Christians embrace God’s peace and stability as they navigate times of chaos and uncertainty. The goals are to identify unhealthy struggles through interviews that believers experienced during the COVID-19 pandemic, conduct a workshop that teaches a biblical understanding of God’s sovereignty, and assess its effectiveness for managing fear. After the workshop, participants showed an increased awareness of God’s sovereignty, personal ways knowledge of God’s sovereignty affected them, and how they would apply it during dark and challenging times. The results show that a greater understanding of God’s …
Politicizing The Pandemic: Covid-19 And Its Impact On The Nigerian Economy, John Shola Olanrewaju, Agaptus Nwozor, Ajibola Abdulwasiu Abdulrahaman
Politicizing The Pandemic: Covid-19 And Its Impact On The Nigerian Economy, John Shola Olanrewaju, Agaptus Nwozor, Ajibola Abdulwasiu Abdulrahaman
Faculty and Student Open Access Publications
This study aims to examine the connection between international politics that characterized the outbreak of COVID-19, mainly between the United States of America and China and the devastating impact of the second wave outbreak on the Nigerian economy. At the initial stage of the pandemic on the Chinese mainland, the economy of China experienced a significant decline. The efficacy of China’s response to COVID-19 led to a fractional economic recovery during the pandemic. However, the internationalization of COVID-19 was greeted with a second wave in most advanced countries, such as the United States of America, Italy, and the United Kingdom, …
Interview With Alan Andersen, Utah State University Special Collections & Archives
Interview With Alan Andersen, Utah State University Special Collections & Archives
Utah State University COVID-19 Oral History Collection
No abstract provided.
Interview With Bill Plate, Utah State University Special Collections & Archives
Interview With Bill Plate, Utah State University Special Collections & Archives
Utah State University COVID-19 Oral History Collection
No abstract provided.
Censorship, Pandemic, And The Field Of Power: The Death And Revival Of A Chinese War Epic, Zhaoxi Liu
Censorship, Pandemic, And The Field Of Power: The Death And Revival Of A Chinese War Epic, Zhaoxi Liu
Communication Faculty Research
This case study examines the dramatic change of fortune of the Chinese war epic “The Eight Hundred”. The movie was censored in 2019 during China’s celebration of the country’s 70th anniversary but became the market-saving hero in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic in 2020. Through the lens of Bourdieu’s theory of the field of cultural production, this study argues that the movie’s changing fate is essentially the change of its political, symbolic and economic capitals, under different field conditions. The subfield of commercial films in China is subject to the control of political and economic forces in the field …
Lessons Learned From Emergency Remote Teaching And Learning In A Suburban High School, Stephen Beauchamp
Lessons Learned From Emergency Remote Teaching And Learning In A Suburban High School, Stephen Beauchamp
Dissertations
The purpose of this mixed methods study was to examine the experience of teachers and students from a Midwest, mid-sized suburban high school during Emergency Remote Teaching (ERT) stemming from the COVID-19 pandemic. The researcher surveyed teachers and students about the challenges, benefits, and what they plan to carry forward post-pandemic. Because the teachers and students, prior to and over the course of the pandemic experienced several schedule options, preferences as to which schedule type they preferred were surveyed. Schedule types included Traditional, Block, Hybrid, or Remote schedules. Results indicated that for teachers, ERT was a time of learning and …
Novel Screening Tool And Considerations For Music Therapists Serving Autistic Individuals Via Telehealth: Qualitative Results From A Survey Of Clinicians’ Experiences, Nicole M. Richard Williams
Novel Screening Tool And Considerations For Music Therapists Serving Autistic Individuals Via Telehealth: Qualitative Results From A Survey Of Clinicians’ Experiences, Nicole M. Richard Williams
Faculty Scholarship
During the COVID-19 pandemic, music therapists transitioned services from in-person to telehealth due to health and safety concerns. Though online delivery of music therapy services for autistic individuals occurred prior to 2020, the number of North American music therapists using telehealth with autistic clients rose substantially during the pandemic. The current paper’s objective was to delineate music therapists’ perceptions regarding factors that helped or hindered autistic persons’ engagement in online music therapy sessions. One-hundred ninety-two participants completed the survey. Qualitative content analysis of an open-ended question identified seven overarching themes regarding benefits and challenges of telehealth music therapy for autistic …
Interview With Spencer Bitner, Utah State University Special Collections & Archives
Interview With Spencer Bitner, Utah State University Special Collections & Archives
Utah State University COVID-19 Oral History Collection
No abstract provided.
Interview With Dan Black, Utah State University Special Collections & Archives
Interview With Dan Black, Utah State University Special Collections & Archives
Utah State University COVID-19 Oral History Collection
No abstract provided.
Interview With Ellis Bruch, Utah State University Special Collections & Archives
Interview With Ellis Bruch, Utah State University Special Collections & Archives
Utah State University COVID-19 Oral History Collection
No abstract provided.
Interview With Doug Bullock, Utah State University Special Collections & Archives
Interview With Doug Bullock, Utah State University Special Collections & Archives
Utah State University COVID-19 Oral History Collection
No abstract provided.
Interview With Reed Capener, Utah State University Special Collections & Archives
Interview With Reed Capener, Utah State University Special Collections & Archives
Utah State University COVID-19 Oral History Collection
No abstract provided.
Interview With Jeanne Davidson, Utah State University Special Collections & Archives
Interview With Jeanne Davidson, Utah State University Special Collections & Archives
Utah State University COVID-19 Oral History Collection
No abstract provided.
Interview With Amanda Derito, Utah State University Special Collections & Archives
Interview With Amanda Derito, Utah State University Special Collections & Archives
Utah State University COVID-19 Oral History Collection
No abstract provided.
Interview With Brandon Hansen, Utah State University Special Collections & Archives
Interview With Brandon Hansen, Utah State University Special Collections & Archives
Utah State University COVID-19 Oral History Collection
No abstract provided.
Interview With Christopher Kaufman, Utah State University Special Collections & Archives
Interview With Christopher Kaufman, Utah State University Special Collections & Archives
Utah State University COVID-19 Oral History Collection
No abstract provided.
Interview With Kristian Olsen, Utah State University Special Collections & Archives
Interview With Kristian Olsen, Utah State University Special Collections & Archives
Utah State University COVID-19 Oral History Collection
No abstract provided.
Interview With Amy Rasmussen, Utah State University Special Collections & Archives
Interview With Amy Rasmussen, Utah State University Special Collections & Archives
Utah State University COVID-19 Oral History Collection
No abstract provided.
Interview With Kieth Roper, Utah State University Special Collections & Archives
Interview With Kieth Roper, Utah State University Special Collections & Archives
Utah State University COVID-19 Oral History Collection
No abstract provided.
Interview With James Taylor, Utah State University Special Collections & Archives
Interview With James Taylor, Utah State University Special Collections & Archives
Utah State University COVID-19 Oral History Collection
No abstract provided.
Interview With Joseph Ward, Utah State University Special Collections & Archives
Interview With Joseph Ward, Utah State University Special Collections & Archives
Utah State University COVID-19 Oral History Collection
No abstract provided.
Interview With Matt White, Utah State University Special Collections & Archives
Interview With Matt White, Utah State University Special Collections & Archives
Utah State University COVID-19 Oral History Collection
No abstract provided.
Interview With Celina Wille, Utah State University Special Collections & Archives
Interview With Celina Wille, Utah State University Special Collections & Archives
Utah State University COVID-19 Oral History Collection
No abstract provided.
Interview With Kelsey Winter, Utah State University Special Collections & Archives
Interview With Kelsey Winter, Utah State University Special Collections & Archives
Utah State University COVID-19 Oral History Collection
No abstract provided.
Interview With Naomi Yoko Ward, Utah State University Special Collections & Archives
Interview With Naomi Yoko Ward, Utah State University Special Collections & Archives
Utah State University COVID-19 Oral History Collection
No abstract provided.
The Morgue The Merrier? Covid19-Related Threat, Existential Isolation, & Well Being, Lauren P. Sedivy
The Morgue The Merrier? Covid19-Related Threat, Existential Isolation, & Well Being, Lauren P. Sedivy
ETD Archive
Prior research suggests that COVID-19 perceived threat and existential isolation (EI) would be associated with an individual’s subjective health, levels of anxiety, and feelings of hope relating specifically to the COVID-19 pandemic. However, it was unclear whether such concerns might be unique predictors (no interaction, two cumulative main effects) or interact (one effect modifies the other). To learn more about the possible combined effects, I analyzed data gathered via MTurk, during an 11-week period at the height of the COVID-19 pandemic (March-June 2020). Method: This study (N = 2,673) measured perceived COVID19-related threat, EI, anxiety, subjective health, and hope. Results: …
Expanding Judicial Discretion To Grant Compassionate Release During Covid-19, Deborah Wang
Expanding Judicial Discretion To Grant Compassionate Release During Covid-19, Deborah Wang
Washington Law Review
In the 1980s, Congress introduced compassionate release to counteract the increased rigidity of our federal sentencing system. This mechanism allowed courts, through a motion filed by the Bureau of Prison’s director, to reduce a prisoner’s sentence if “extraordinary and compelling” circumstances warrant such a reduction. However, because the Bureau of Prisons (BOP) seldom brought these motions, few people were released early via compassionate release. At the same time, public discourse and concerns regarding mass incarceration have continued to grow, causing lawmakers to revisit and revise compassionate release through the First Step Act of 2018 to ensure that this mechanism’s potential …
Student And Teacher Perspectives On Asynchronous Learning During The Covid Pandemic, Michele Ehrhart
Student And Teacher Perspectives On Asynchronous Learning During The Covid Pandemic, Michele Ehrhart
Education Doctorate Dissertations
The COVID Pandemic shut down schools across the country, leaving K-12 schools unprepared for virtual learning. In this mixed methods study, I examined data gathered from my 8th-grade science classes to assess the effectiveness of asynchronous instruction. My original research question was: How much if at all, did learning outcomes differ as a function of how the lessons were taught (uninterrupted instructional video versus interrupted/interactive Edpuzzle video)? Based on a preliminary examination of data, my study expanded into how self-regulated learning affected students’ comprehension, interest, and motivation. Study results showed no statistical differences in students’ comprehension based on how lessons …
Covid-19 Mitigation Strategies: A Natural Experiment Highlighting The Importance Of Structure In The Prevention And Treatment Of Childhood Obesity, Keith Brazendale, Michael Beets, Robert Weaver Med, Phd, Bridget Armstrong, Ethan T. Hunt
Covid-19 Mitigation Strategies: A Natural Experiment Highlighting The Importance Of Structure In The Prevention And Treatment Of Childhood Obesity, Keith Brazendale, Michael Beets, Robert Weaver Med, Phd, Bridget Armstrong, Ethan T. Hunt
Faculty Publications
Societal restrictions due to the Coronavirus Disease 2019 (COVID-19), such as the closure of schools, childcare centers, and community programs, were implemented to prevent the spread of the disease and to protect the health and well-being of the population. These mitigation efforts drastically interrupted the day-to-day environments of children and adolescents and influenced how they spent the majority of their waking hours. Evidence shows on days when children and adolescents are in “structured” settings, such as school or other extracurricular programs or day camps, their obesogenic behaviors (i.e., sleep, physical activity, diet, and screen/media time) are more favorable than on …