Browsing by Author "Pace, Terry"
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DEVELOPMENT OF A PERSIAN VERSION OF SUBMISSIVE BEHAVIOR SCALE
Dorri, Yaser (2018)A client’s cultural background is considered one of the important factors in psychotherapy that can lead to successful treatment outcomes. One of the major issues in the field of counseling psychology is the limited ... -
Exploring the role of place-making on international student adjustment
Terrazas-Carrillo, Elizabeth (2014-05-09)This study explored the impact of place-making activities on the adjustment of international students at an American university. A total of 19 international students over the age of 18, attending the university and living ... -
Grade Expectations: Predictive Factors of Academic Entitlement
Thurman Stafford, Ashley (2014-08-15)Predictive factors of academic entitlement were explored in this study. Using Object Relations Theory for guidance as well as current literature on entitlement in students, perfectionism, locus of control, self-esteem, ... -
INTERNALIZED MENTAL ILLNESS STIGMA AMONG COLLEGE STUDENTS WITH JUVENILE VICTIMIZATION EXPERIENCES
Drabenstot, Scott (2013-12-13)Mental health stigma is a serious process that negatively impacts the functioning of people with mental illnesses beyond the impacts of the mental illness itself. Mental health stigma has been found to exist among people ... -
Mental health in rural areas: to what extent do stoicism, stigma, and community affiliation predict mental health help-seeking behaviors?
Warbinton, Erika (2019-05-10)This study sought to explore the relationship between stoicism, stigma, and community affiliation on mental health help-seeking behaviors within rural communities. A relationship between mental health stigma and decreased ... -
The Effects of Military Deployment on Children's Psychosocial Functioning as Related to Parental Stress and Marital Satisfaction
Frazier, Laura Arold Kuhn (2012)Military families are a unique population, facing high demands especially during times of separation due to deployment. Previous research highlights the significant impact of parental deployment on children's well-being. ... -
The First-Time Offender Program for Juvenile Delinquents: A Biopsychosocial Approach to Assessing Outcomes
Benton, Adam (2009)This study was a program evaluation of a First-Time Offender Program for juvenile delinquents in a southwestern state. The study was theoretically based in the biopsychosocial model and utilizes a pre- and post-test design ...