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Promoting Beneficial Social Media Use In Lonely College Students With Film, Francesca P. Ricapito
Promoting Beneficial Social Media Use In Lonely College Students With Film, Francesca P. Ricapito
Journalism
This study explores the relationship between loneliness and approaches to social media in relation to college students at California Polytechnic State University in San Luis Obispo. Understanding why and how individuals engage with social networks can provide avenues into which they can establish online habits that are beneficial to their overall wellbeing. Qualitative data was gathered from interviews with two members of faculty and staff as well as four students, their responses recorded and interpreted as an essay film. Respondents expressed the need for awareness and mindfulness when approaching social media by periodically assessing their own activities and feelings while …
Emerging Adults' Friends With Benefits Relationships, Emily Child Aguilar, Taelor Trimble
Emerging Adults' Friends With Benefits Relationships, Emily Child Aguilar, Taelor Trimble
Psychology and Child Development
Friends with benefits is a relationship where friends are sexually, but not romantically, involved (Lehmiller, VanderDrtift, & Kelly, 2011). It is a type of relationship that is growing in popularity for young adults, frequently replacing traditional dating (Bradshaw, Kahn, & Salville, 2010). The goal of friends with benefits relationships is to maintain a friendship while engaging in physical intimacy without romantic emotional attachment (Gusarova, Fraser & Alderson, 2012). Although this type of relationship aims for equality, friends with benefits relationships are controversial due to the presence of a sexual double standard in which men are permitted to have more sexual …
Motivations And Constraints Of Cal Poly Rpta Students To Participate In International Group Travel, Selena Ramirez
Motivations And Constraints Of Cal Poly Rpta Students To Participate In International Group Travel, Selena Ramirez
Recreation, Parks, and Tourism Administration
The number of student travelers is increasing around the world. The purpose of this study was to determine the motivations and constraints of California Polytechnic State University (Cal Poly), San Luis Obispo Recreation, Parks, and Tourism Administration (RPTA) students to participate in international group travel. Data were collected through an online questionnaire. Thirty-two females and five males participated in the study. Previous literature suggests that motivation can be understood through internal factors that push travelers from within and pull factors of the destination that attracts travelers. According to the findings of the study, students are mostly motivated to travel in …