• AIDS AND THE COLLEGE STUDENT: KNOWLEDGE, BELIEFS, AND INFORMATION SEEKING 

  Shelnutt, Emily Houston (1989)

  A questionnaire on knowledge, beliefs, and information-seeking behavior about Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome (AIDS) was administered to a total of 1,300 university students, and 1,001 were completed and returned. ...

• The Health Literacy Process Older Adult Long-Term Smokers Use to Make an Informed Decision about Lung Cancer Screening: A Grounded Theory Study 

  Platter, Heather N (2019)

  Lung cancer is the leading cause of cancer-related death in the United States with 160,000 annual deaths. Recent advances in screening technologies have proven effective in reducing mortality and increasing early stage ...

• Decisional Needs of African American Smokers for Lung Cancer Screening 

  Williams, Randi Marie (2019)

  The burden of lung cancer is significant for African Americans, especially African American men, who have the highest lung cancer death rates compared to all racial and ethnic groups. In 2013, the United States Preventive ...

• PREDICTING UNIVERSITY FRESHMEN'S PERCEPTIONS OF THE OCCURRENCE OF DATE RAPE AS DEPICTED IN TWO VIDEOTAPED SCENARIOS 

  Reynolds, Martha Sue (1994)

  The purpose of this study was to investigate the degree to which certain variables (social context of drinking, alcohol use intensity, experience of sexually aggressive behavior, level of dating skills and social ...

• The Relative Efficacy of Progressive Muscle Relaxation, EMC Biofeedback and Music for Reducing Stress Arousal of Internally Vs. Externally Controlled Individuals 

  Prager-Decker, Iris J. (1978)

  The purpose of this study was to test the relative efficacy of four relaxation techniques (music listening skills, progressive muscle relaxation (PMR), EMG biofeedback and EMG facilitated PMR) in reducing tension levels ...

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