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- Dance--Psychological aspects; Dance--Iowa--Cedar Falls--History--21st century; University of Northern Iowa--History--21st century; (1)
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- Leisure--Public opinion: Generation X--Attitudes; Generation Y--Attitudes; Generation Z--Attitudes; Technology--Social aspects; (1)
- Online social networks; Friendship; Personality; (1)
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Effects Of Traumatic Brain Injury On Domestic Violence Survivors, Elizabeth Marie Martin
Effects Of Traumatic Brain Injury On Domestic Violence Survivors, Elizabeth Marie Martin
Honors Program Theses
Very little research exists on the topic of traumatic brain injury within the context of domestic violence. The purpose of this research is to increase the body of knowledge on traumatic brain injury in domestic violence survivors. More specifically, this research serves to understand the frequency of traumatic brain injury among domestic violence survivors with the subsequent foci of analyzing the relationship between traumatic brain injury and domestic violence, identifying the impact of traumatic brain injury on domestic violence survivors, and discovering strategies for serving domestic violence survivors who have sustained traumatic brain injury. A secondary data analysis of a …
Does International Recruiting Make Sense In The Missouri Valley Conference?, Natalie Johnson
Does International Recruiting Make Sense In The Missouri Valley Conference?, Natalie Johnson
Honors Program Theses
The primary purpose of this research study is to examine the prevalence and effects of international recruiting on team performance of women’s swim and dive teams in the Missouri Valley Conference. This research will evaluate the issues that influence coaches’ and athletes’ decisions to recruit or compete internationally, including evaluating the strength of in-state and regional recruitment pools, athlete retention rates by geographic region, and the correlation between the number of Top 8 finishes to the number of Top 8 finishers by region.
Leisure Trends And Technology Within Generations X, Y, And Z, Alyssa Eisenman
Leisure Trends And Technology Within Generations X, Y, And Z, Alyssa Eisenman
Honors Program Theses
A generation is defined as "a grouping of individuals who share birth years and thus share life stages" (Hunter-Jones, 2012, p. 2). This research paper will focus on Generations X, Y, and Z, inclusive of their general characteristics and the various ways in which each generation chooses to recreate and spend their leisure time. Generations X, Y, and Z make up a majority of today's population from our education system as students to the workplace as employees. They make up the current college student body, as some members of Generation X are in graduate school, and members of Generations Y …
Going Offline: Personality And Its Effects On The Transition Of Online Relationships To The Offline World, Morgan Johnson
Going Offline: Personality And Its Effects On The Transition Of Online Relationships To The Offline World, Morgan Johnson
Honors Program Theses
Because the internet is a relatively new technology, few studies have researched the correlations between online behavior and personality. As such, this study set out to determine if online friendships and personality are related. In this study differences in personality were examined between individuals who have met their online friends face-to-face and those who have not. A survey was distributed online using the Five Factor Model to measure personality. Participants in this study were recruited from an online community called Nerdfighteria. The results found that the facets of the Five Factor Model of personality were largely found not to be …
Uni's Dance Craze: A Psychological Analysis And Creative Documentary On 'The Interlude Dance' And 'The Dance Party', Ian Goldsmith
Uni's Dance Craze: A Psychological Analysis And Creative Documentary On 'The Interlude Dance' And 'The Dance Party', Ian Goldsmith
Honors Program Theses
The UNI campus has been part of an epidemic: a dance epidemic. “The Interlude Dance” and “The Dance Party” are two recent dance phenomena that have played a major role in my undergraduate experience. I sought to study these phenomena through an analytical approach. I sought to determine the psychosocial factors that lead to the initial and continuing success of “The Interlude Dance” and “The Dance Party”, and to build conceptual connections between both phenomena. This creative-research hybrid project culminated in a documentary short-film.