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Showing 1 to 7 of 7 for “"Integrated Behavioral Model"”.

  1. An Examination of Emergency Contraception use by Undergraduate College Students in the Midwest using the Integrated Behavioral Model

    … use of EC increased; as use of EC increased. The Integrated Behavioral Model was used to investigate intention to use emergency contraception and predicted 50% of the variance in intention to use emergency contraceptives. Each construct contributed a portion of variance and could be used in any …

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  2. Simulation of household in-home and transportation energy use : an integrated behavioral model for estimating energy consumption at the neighborhood scale

    … patterns and, thus energy use. Nonetheless, models for evaluating energy demand often neglect the evolution of appliance & vehicle ownership and directly correlate consumption with static characteristics without explicit behavioral links. In this thesis I aim to provide a comprehensive method …

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  3. Mindfulness for Stress Reduction: Qualitative Analysis of Perceptions from College Students and Mindfulness Instructors

    … identify the most influential components of the Integrated Behavioral Model (IBM) that potentially assist with predicting college student participation in mindfulness activities for stress reduction. Interviews, informed by the IBM, were conducted with 20 current college students and 5 current …

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  4. Reasons Why Low-Income Women in Northwest Missouri Do Not Access No-Cost Mammography Services

    … interviews were conducted, guided by the Integrated Behavioral Model. Data were analyzed using content analysis to formulate narrative descriptions about attitudes, perceived norms, perceived control, and self-efficacy concerning mammography use. There were four themes that emerged from …

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  5. Sexual Consent on Social Media: How College Students' Exposure to Sexualized and Party-related Content on Social Media Relates to Their Sexual Consent Beliefs, Attitudes, and Intentions

    … of miscommunication, cultivation, and the integrated behavioral model. A sample of college students (N=954) from across the United States completed an online survey asking about their exposure to sexualized and party-related content on social media, belief in "social media consent myths," …

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  6. A theory-based investigation of leisure time physical activity among college students

    … descriptive norm and self-efficacy, from the Integrated Behavioral Model (IBM). A sample of college students (n = 621) from a large, public university in the southeastern United States participated. Data were collected via a self-report class-room based assessment battery. The assessment …

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