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Parental enabling attitudes and locus of control of at-risk and honors students.

Parental enabling attitudes and behavior interfere with the childs ability to take responsibility for his or her behavior. Enabling is expressed in overprotectiveness and manipulation in which parents insulate their children from unpleasant circumstances ...
Shirley Lynch, David P Hurford, AmyKay Cole (Adolescence, 2002FALL)
parental-enabling-attitudes-locus-control-risk-honors-students.asp

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Patient Internet services: creating the value-added paradigm.

An analysis of consumer and organizational perspectives on web design suggests emerging webside functionality, growing patient needs for self-management skills, and mounting corporate accountability will transform web strategies and consumer expectations ...
Todd Molfenter, Pauley Johnson, David H Gustafson, Kathy DeVries, Dharmaraj Veeramani (J Healthc Inf Manag, 2002FALL)
patient-internet-services-creating-value-added-paradigm.asp

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The relationship of depression to health risk behaviors and health perceptions in Korean college students.

The purpose of this study was to investigate the relationship of depression to health risk behaviors and health perceptions in Korean college students. The sample consisted of 434 students, ranging in age from 18 to 28 years, who were attending four ...
Oksoo Kim (Adolescence, 2002FALL)
relationship-depression-health-risk-behaviors-health-perceptions.asp

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Buying textbooks online.

In a sample of 77 undergraduates, purchasing textbooks online was predicted by computer/Internet skills but not by personality ...
Bijou Yang, David Lester (Psychol Rep, 200212)
buying-textbooks-online.asp

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Comparison of two exercise programs on general well-being of college students.

Responses to life stressors are associated with negative behaviors that may increase risk for illness and injury. The effect of high intensity exercise in reducing reactivity to psychological stress has been well documented among older people. The ...
Martha A Bass, Wendy K Enochs, Ro DiBrezzo (Psychol Rep, 200212)
comparison-two-exercise-programs-general-well-college-students.asp

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A survey of anorexia nervosa using the Arabic version of the EAT-26 and "gold standard" interviews among Omani adolescents.

OBJECTIVE: The purpose of this study was to assess the validity of the Eating Attitude Test (EAT) in identifying the presence and severity of eating pathology in male and female Omani urban adolescents and to establish cut-off scores that matched those ...
S Al-Adawi, A S S Dorvlo, D T Burke, S Moosa, S Al-Bahlani (Eat Weight Disord, 200212)
survey-anorexia-nervosa-arabic-version-eat-gold-standard-interviews.asp

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Reliability of coordinate grid data.

The reliability of data obtained from a modified repertory grid procedure was examined. The coordinate grid, developed by Chambers (1983), measures the logical inconsistency and integrative complexity of an individuals view of different people. 56 ...
James W Grice, Mark Hopper (Psychol Rep, 200212)
reliability-coordinate-grid-data.asp

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Castration anxiety and phobias.

Based on Freuds case study of "Little Hans," the authors tested the hypothesis that men with phobias would score higher on castration anxiety than men without phobias. College men with either average or high scores on the Fears Scale of the MMPI-2 (n = ...
Rosemary Cogan, Linda K Larrabee, Ian M Wyatt, Amanda Ontiberoz, Stephanie K Waters, Mitzi L Werner, Andrea L Miller, Adrianne C Lovelady, Tilmon J Hurt, Edward D Hardin, Patricia M Gonzalez (Psychol Rep, 200212)
castration-anxiety-phobias.asp

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Effects of leaders and evaluators sex on sex-role stereotyping of charismatic leaders.

This study extends research on sex and leadership by examining the relation between evaluators and leaders sex and the sex-role stereotyping of charismatic leaders. A total of 219 students (110 men and 109 women) from a large northeastern university ...
James P Grinnell (Psychol Rep, 200212)
effects-leaders-evaluators-sex-sex-role-stereotyping-charismatic.asp

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Essentialist thinking about depression: evidence for polarized beliefs.

Mixture modeling of 309 undergraduates beliefs about the nature of depression yielded two polarized latent classes--those who held essentialist beliefs and those who did not--consistent with the view that essentialist thinking is a distinct cognitive ...
Nick Haslam (Psychol Rep, 200212)
essentialist-thinking-depression-evidence-polarized-beliefs.asp