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Showing 1 to 6 of 6 for “"urban college students"”.
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Health, Wellbeing, and Academic Achievement among Urban College Students
… academically and outside of the direct college setting—and as a result, stress is a prevailing concern for college students. Chronic, high levels of stress have been linked to a number of negative health outcomes, such as anxiety and depression, and academic outcomes, such as lower …
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Perceptions of Male Urban College Students of Color: Police, Policing, and the Impact on Their Educational Experiences
… captures the educational stories of six male students of color living in a mid-size urban city in New York State. Their lived experiences provide counter-stories contradicting the belief that students of color have a greater propensity for criminal conduct due to a lack interest in educational …
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Examining the Complex Interplay of Stress, Social Support, and Drinking Motives on Alcohol Use Behaviors: A Moderated Mediation Model Among College Students
<p>College student alcohol use remains a public health concern, yet the psychological and social mechanisms that contribute to high-risk drinking patterns are not fully understood. Guided by the motivational model of alcohol use and stress-buffering theory, this study tested a moderated mediation …
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Alien, Illegal, Undocumented: Labeling, Context, and Worldview in the Immigration Debate and in the Lives of Undocumented Youth
… of undocumented youth in two community colleges was investigated in Study III. It was hypothesized that: I) attitudes concerning unauthorized immigrants are a function of present social labels, regardless of political orientation; II) social label definitions reflect distinct cognitive …
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Being Black & Blue: Sex as a Moderator Between Adverse Childhood Experiences and Depressive Symptoms Among Black Emerging Adults
… Black Caribbean (e.g., Jamaican) undergraduate students (18 – 59 years old; 72.3% female) attending a large, public northeastern college in the United States, who took part of a broader study aiming to understand factors influencing mental health outcomes in adulthood. Participants self – …