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Showing 1 to 20 of 25 for “"Youth Risk Behavior Survey"”.

  1. Bullying of Linguistically Diverse Learners: Results from the Youth Risk Behavior Survey

    Woodarek, Jenna2018

    … phenomenon yielding significant consequences for youth who are victimized, often targeted due to their perceived level of difference from their peers. This “otherness” can often be amplified in minoritized populations, especially those which have multiple, cooccurring vulnerabilities to be targets …

    duquesne Repository record

  2. Adolescent performance enhancing substance use: Secondary analysis of youth risk behavior survey data.

    Janet. Thorlton (7999769)2010

    … enhancing substance use: Secondary analysis of youth risk behavior survey data.

    uic

  3. Screen Time and the Psychological Well-Being of U.S. Teenagers: An Exploratory Re-Analysis of Data from the Youth Risk Behavior Survey

    Miller, RussellThe Graduate School and University Center of The City University of New York2021

    … studies, notably secondary analyses of survey data, have examined the possibility of adverse effects from teenagers' use of digital screen-based media--with correspondingly diverse findings. One research group in particular, led by Jean M. Twenge, has been prolific and forceful in …

    cuny-grad Repository record

  4. The Relationship Between Cyberbullying and Health-Risk Behaviors Among High School Students

    Halbohn, Colleen2016

    … that explores the relationship between health-risk behaviors and cyberbullying among a Monroe County School District. High school students in the district were issued a local version of the Youth Risk Behavior Survey. Survey items related to cyberbullying, binge drinking, hours of sleep, …

    brockport Repository record

  5. A Study of Suicide: A Latent Class-Evidence Based Model for Screening of Suicidal Behaviors among Adolescents Living in the United States from 1991-2011

    Butterfield, Ryan Christopher2013

    … for a statistical screening process of suicidal behavior. Latent Class Analysis (LCA) is used to study patterns of suicidal behavior among adolescents and by extension, the development of evidence-based behavioral profiles of those adolescents identified as having suicidal-related behaviors. …

    gsu Repository record

  6. Examining the Relationship Between Family Leisure and Physical Activity in Seventh and Eighth Grade Students

    Edwards, Trinity

    … school (N=526). Data were collected through a survey instrument sent home with students via their homeroom teacher. The instrument was accompanied by: (a) minor assent form, (b) parental informed consent form, and (c) survey instrument for the parent respondents including relevant demographic …

    wku-diss Repository record

  7. Youth at Risk: An Analysis of the Health Behaviors of Roanoke County Students

    Sallee, David NorvalVirginia Tech2002

    The identification of key health risks among the adolescent population allows Roanoke County to develop and implement a youth risk behavior prevention program that is tailored to the needs of the students. This study provides Roanoke County Schools with a large sample of student survey data …

    vt Repository record

  8. A Comparison of Health Risk Behavior of College Students in Upstate NY and National Norms

    Skomra, Katie D.2008

    … Control and Prevention conducts an annual survey of adolescent health risk behavior with the intention of establishing national norms for variables such as the extent of alcohol and other substance abuse behaviors habits, sexual health risk behaviors, nutrition habits, extent and nature of …

    brockport Repository record

  9. The Role of Lifestyles and Routine Activities on Youth Sexual Assault and Intimate Partner Victimization

    Tilley, Margaret2015

    … indicates that a significant proportion of youth experience sexual or intimate partner victimization (IPV) during their time in high school. Studies examining the risk-factors for victimization among this population report that youth are more likely to be victimized when they engage in …

    kennesaw Repository record

  10. Relationship of the Pillars of Character and At-Risk Behaviors in Middle School Students

    Joyal, Steven A.

    … Six Pillars of Character to questions from the Youth Risk Behavior Survey (YRBS). Four research questions asked whether differences of the YRBS scores of risk behavior related to the character pillars of Character Counts! as linked by the independent evaluators. Questions asked whether there …

    nodak Repository record

  11. Determinants of Dating Violence Among Youth in the U.S.

    Hamm, Candace2014

    … adolescents.Methods: Data from the 2005 National Youth Risk Behavior Survey was used for this analysis. The study population included 6.951 male and 6,807 female students in grades 9 through 12. Bivariate and multivariate analyses were conducted and three predictor models were generated. The first …

    vcu Repository record

  12. Identification and exploration of core features of a real rape paradigm using three data sources relevant to state grant funded rape prevention and education (RPE) program

    Pugh, Brandie S.University of Delaware2022

    … as well as my analysis of one particular survey used for evaluation: the state’s Youth Risk Behavior Survey. The interviews were with a range of RPE and non-RPE practitioners across three different roles of practitioners in the RPE program: RPE coordinators, coalition members, and local …

    udel Repository record

  13. Adolescent substance use in relation to school-based extracurricular activities according to individual and school-level characteristics

    Maxwell, Kari L.2019

    … internet questionnaire accessible to students on Survey Monkey. The questionnaire consisted of tobacco, alcohol, marijuana, and illicit drug use questions that were derived directly from the Youth Risk Behavior Survey (YRBS) questions pertaining to students involvement in school-based activities …

    wvu Repository record

  14. Organized Sports Participation In Children With and Without Adhd: The Roles of Self-Perceived Peer Relations and Physical Abilities

    Gander, Jennifer Carol

    … South Carolina Project to Learn about ADHD in Youth (SCPLAY) was employed to investigate peer relations and physical abilities as mediators of the association between ADHD and sport participation. Three hundred and thirty children reported their level of organized sports participation using a …

    south-carolina Repository record

  15. The Relationship between State-Level Policy and Mental Health among Sexual Minority Youth in the United States

    Tankersley, Amelia PrieurVirginia Tech2022

    … hospital discharge amongst acutely mentally ill youth covered by public health insurance (Medicaid or the Children's Health Insurance Program; CHIP). Data were from the 2019 State-Level Youth Risk Behavior Survey (YRBS), completed by a representative sample (N = 153,215) of U.S. students in …

    vt Repository record

  16. Resilience and Risk-Taking Behavior Among Thai Adolescents Living in Bangkok, Thailand

    Nintachan, Patcharin2014

    … to determine the relationships among resilience, risk-taking behavior and personal characteristics of Thai adolescents living in Bangkok and to examine the differences in risk-taking behavior by school grades or gender. To accomplish these, a cross-sectional correlational research design was …

    vcu Repository record

  17. Association Between the Frequency of Physical Education Classes and the Prevalence of Overweight/Obesity in Adolescents

    Rice, Collin N.2014

    … was a cross-sectional study that used the 2001 Youth Risk Behavior Survey (YRBS) of the Center for Disease Control. The outcome variable for the study was Body Mass Index (BMI). A BMI of 25 or greater was considered overweight or obese. The main independent variable was frequency of attending …

    vcu Repository record

  18. Using Social Cognitive Theory to Model Health Behaviors Among Chinese Children

    Zhang, Yan2019

    … area.</p> <p>An observational cross-sectional survey research design and snowball sampling were used. The survey employed items from the Health Behavior Questionnaire, the Youth Risk Behavior Survey, and a 24-hour Diet Recall Form. Eighty-four children completed the self-administered survey; 54 …

    odu Repository record

  19. A comparison study of Montana's intermediate and K-8 schools with regard to student performance on a criterion referenced test, incidence of at-risk behaviors, and perceptions of educators from both grade configurations

    Watson, Robert Jeffrey

    … school grade configuration and incidence of at-risk behavior among students. Additional data was collected through 1-1 comparison interviews with educators from both grade configurations.</p> <p>A factorial ANOVA was used to compare student performance on the CRT. Test data from 2005 included …

    montana-tech Repository record

  20. A comparison study of Montana's intermediate and K-8 schools with regard to student performance on a criterion referenced test, incidence of at-risk behaviors, and perceptions of educators from both grade configurations

    Watson, Robert Jeffrey

    … school grade configuration and incidence of at-risk behavior among students. Additional data was collected through 1-1 comparison interviews with educators from both grade configurations.</p> <p>A factorial ANOVA was used to compare student performance on the CRT. Test data from 2005 included …

    montana Repository record

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