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Full-Text Articles in Communication
Amplifying Extremism: Small Town Politicians, Media Storms, And American Journalism, Nik Usher, Jess Hagman
Amplifying Extremism: Small Town Politicians, Media Storms, And American Journalism, Nik Usher, Jess Hagman
Communication: Faculty Scholarship
No abstract provided.
Dataset: Combined Coded Assessments Of Sts Science Cafes (2017-2019), Karen A. Rader, Cynthia Gibbs
Dataset: Combined Coded Assessments Of Sts Science Cafes (2017-2019), Karen A. Rader, Cynthia Gibbs
STS in Science Cafes
No abstract provided.
Coding Manual (All Teams), Madison Smoker
Coding Manual (All Teams), Madison Smoker
Heritage Conversation Partners
The coding manual for all groups throughout the project in Excel format. The manual has all of the codes throughout all of the zoom calls and all of the transcripts. All information included is the same information available
Critlib Proposals By Topic, Critlib Unconference 2015 Administrators
Critlib Proposals By Topic, Critlib Unconference 2015 Administrators
Critlib Unconference
An Excel spreadsheet which displays the ideas presented for the Critlib Unconference 2015, held at Portland State University in March 2015. Broken down into topic, idea, comments, and additional proposal, as well as a proposed schedule.
Utilizing Emotionally Responsive Virtual Human Role-Play Simulations To Train Users To Identify, Talk To And Refer Students In Psychological Distress Including Those At-Risk For Suicide: A Meta-Analysis, Glenn Albright, Jesse Davidson, Ron Goldman, Kristen Shockley, Sue Eastgard, Joy Himmel
Utilizing Emotionally Responsive Virtual Human Role-Play Simulations To Train Users To Identify, Talk To And Refer Students In Psychological Distress Including Those At-Risk For Suicide: A Meta-Analysis, Glenn Albright, Jesse Davidson, Ron Goldman, Kristen Shockley, Sue Eastgard, Joy Himmel
Publications and Research
Background: The American College Health Association found that over 30% of students reported difficulty in functioning due to feeling depressed, overwhelming anxiety (50%) and anger (36%). Suicide is the second leading cause of death among US adolescents and over half of mental illnesses emerge prior to adulthood. A similar study found that nearly half of student veterans met criteria for Post Traumatic Stress Disorder and 46% had suicidal ideation. Left untreated, mental illness can lead to increased absenteeism, lower academic performance, disrupted classroom behaviors and compromises school safety. Educators and students are well positioned to identify and refer students in …