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What Is Love? A Needs Assessment To Identify A Relevant Teen Dating Violence Education Curriculum For A High School, Nicole Pina
What Is Love? A Needs Assessment To Identify A Relevant Teen Dating Violence Education Curriculum For A High School, Nicole Pina
IdeaFest: Interdisciplinary Journal of Creative Works and Research from Cal Poly Humboldt
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Distracted Parenting: How Social Media Affects Parent-Child Attachment, Denise Ante-Contreras
Distracted Parenting: How Social Media Affects Parent-Child Attachment, Denise Ante-Contreras
Electronic Theses, Projects, and Dissertations
Social media usage for parents has become ubiquitous, as either a form of entertainment or communication with other individuals. However, excessive use of social media has also shown to have effects on parenting; causing parental distraction, decreasing the level of everyday parental engagement, and making a child more likely to be at risk for injury. Studies have shown that frequent eye contact, one on one time, and undivided attention are necessary in building a secure attachment between a parent and child. The research study in question hoped to understand whether there was a correlation between the amount of hours a …
How Does Social Media Impact The Postpartum Depression Experience, Connie Marie Stringfellow
How Does Social Media Impact The Postpartum Depression Experience, Connie Marie Stringfellow
Electronic Theses, Projects, and Dissertations
This study explores the impact Social media has on the postpartum depression experience. To date, no work has examined the association between social media and postpartum depression. This research is an exploration into the use and impact of social media on individuals with postpartum depression. One hundred and three participants provided information about their demographics, experience with depression, treatment options, use of social media and preferred method of support. This information was gathered and analyzed via a web-based survey instrument. Descriptive statistics was used to compare responses on the internet based questionnaire. The study findings show that Social Media has …
Social Workers’ Duty To Report Dangers Via Social Media: A Systematic Review, Katy Kolstad
Social Workers’ Duty To Report Dangers Via Social Media: A Systematic Review, Katy Kolstad
Master of Social Work Clinical Research Papers
This systematic review aimed to evaluate social workers’ obligations to report suicidal or homicidal posts on social media. Inclusion and exclusion criteria were developed and multiple databases were searched for relevant literature. Of the literature searched, 26 articles were of use to the study. Based on the findings, there was a lack of concrete information regarding social workers obligations and mandated reporting guidelines of internet activity. The topic has not been studied to the degree that was required by this study. Current statutes and regulations would need to be updated to address the issue of social media use and suicide/homicide …
Cyberbullying: Impacting Today’S Youth, Hillary Noll
Cyberbullying: Impacting Today’S Youth, Hillary Noll
Master of Social Work Clinical Research Papers
Cyberbullying is becoming a major concern surrounding the adolescent population because of the increased use in the internet and social networking sites. Studies show that cyberbullying can cause mental health concerns in adolescents who have been victimized, leaving them feeling lonely, depressed, and rejected. The purpose of this study was to explore the experiences of high school students who have been victimized by cyberbullying and to explore the relationship between cyberbully victimization and suicide. An anonymous mixed methods study was utilized and formatted with both quantitative and qualitative questions. The survey was distributed by email to students enrolled in the …