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The Emotional Effects Of Injury On Female Collegiate Gymnasts, Nancy J. Albert
The Emotional Effects Of Injury On Female Collegiate Gymnasts, Nancy J. Albert
All Graduate Theses and Dissertations, Spring 1920 to Summer 2023
The purpose of this study was to examine affective changes which result from injury in female collegiate gymnasts, using the Profile of Mood States (POMS) instrument (McNair, Lorr, & Droppleman, 1971 ).
Twelve female gymnasts, comprising the Utah State University gymnastics team, completed the POMS twice per month for four months during their 1986-87 competitive season . A comparison group of 12 non-athlete female college students, matched with the gymnasts by age, year in school, and major, completed the POMS on the same schedule as the gymnasts. Injury was defined as orthopedic damage to the gymnast's body as a result …
An Evaluation Of The Collegiate Experience Of The Usu Student, Mark G. Christensen
An Evaluation Of The Collegiate Experience Of The Usu Student, Mark G. Christensen
All Graduate Theses and Dissertations, Spring 1920 to Summer 2023
The American College Testing Program's Institutional Self-Study Survey was used in this study to consider USU students' goals, achievements, and evaluations of their collegiate experience. Goals included were students' educational majors, vocational plans, final college degree sought, and the relative importance attached to attaining Vocational, Academic, Social, and Non-Conventional goals. Achievements studied were both intellectual and nonacademic out-of-class accomplishments, and students' perceived progress in achieving Intellectual-Humanistic, Group-Welfare, Scientific-Independent, and Practical-status outcomes of their collegiate experience. Student evaluations of instructors, college services, selected policies, practices, facilities, and required courses were also studied. National normative data were compared with USU data in …