• The Role of Knowledge as a Mediating Factor of Stigma towards Mental Health: The Impact of Knowledge about Mental Illness and Stigma Levels 

  Gammans, Mackenzie (2022)

  The present study examined the impact of knowledge on stigma levels. Online participants in the United States (N=205) completed a survey containing measures for levels of stigma and mental health literacy. Correlations ...
• Adolescents at Risk for Suicide: Parents’ Perception in Implementing a Mandatory Suicide Screening Schedule and Importance of Parent Involvement 

  Mota, Janet (2022)

  Should parents be more concerned and pay more attention to their adolescents’ behaviors? What signs of possible thoughts of suicide should parents be looking out for? This current study proposes the need for mandatory ...
• The Effect of Dissociative Identity Disorder and Daily Life Routines 

  Eckman, BreAna (2022)

  Dissociative Identity Disorder (DID) is a diagnosis that has not had much research. It has had sporadic attention in relation to treatment, memory, brain structure, and the effect on daily life. The study presented here ...
• Military Suicide: The Influence of Chain of Command/Leadership on Military Personnel's Psychopathology and Suicide Rates 

  Kremer, Joy L. (2022)

  Military suicide is a national problem, but scholars and policymakers still do not understand it. In the past few years, suicide rates have increased. SurveyMonkey, a recruiting tool, was used to gather information. ...
• Mental Health First Response (MHFR) Program: Assessing the Mental Health First Response in the Colombian Population in Terms of Prevention and Intervention of Substance Use Disorder 

  Ramos-Salcedo, Marjorie (2022)

  Colombia is a country with different social problems such as high politic violence since 1960. One of the huge issues is the fabric and selling of drugs. There are laboratories around the country. Many people at different ...
• Psilocybin and Depression: Past Psilocybin Use Improving Future Depressive Symptom Management 

  Hansen, Taylor (2021)

  In this study, I investigated whether individuals who have taken psilocybin in the past felt that their experience(s) helped them prevent or cope with depressive symptoms. This study was based on past research showing ...
• Organizational Citizenship Behaviors: Self-Efficacy and Perceived Stress 

  Irby, Jermaine L. (2021)

  Abstract This article aims to identify the relationship between registered nurse’s different levels of self-efficacy and how they mitigate the adverse effects of perceived job stressors by exhibiting organizational citizenship ...
• Visual Activity Schedules and Incentive Charts for Children With Processing Difficulties: Improving Executive Functioning 

  Marx, Kerri (2021)

  The purpose of this three-week long study was to evaluate the effectiveness that Visual Activity Schedules (VAS) and Incentive Charts (IC) have in improving Executive Functioning (EF) in children with processing delays for ...
• Examining the Relationship Between Working from Home and Work Addiction 

  Whipple, Melanie J (2021)

  With the onset of the Coronavirus global pandemic, many organizations adapted by allowing their employees to work from home (WFH). Originally put into place to minimize the spread of infection, employees believed WFH would ...
• Parents’ Perception of Students Mental Health and Resiliency: Effects of COVID-19 Distancing Stipulations Among High School Students 

  Snow, Jamie Brenae (2021)

  Symptoms of depression and anxiety often begin to develop during adolescence due to the developmental stage of identity versus role confusion. Sustaining meaningful relationships among peers is vital in this stage. In March ...
• Covid-19 Restrictions and Substance Use: The Effects of Lockdown Orders on Symptoms and Relapse of Alcohol Use Disorders 

  Stevens, Catherine (2021)

  The author investigates how the COVID 19 lockdown has affected individuals with alcohol use problems and alcohol use disorders. The purpose of this study was to evaluate and address the effects the COVID 19 lockdown orders ...
• Working through Grief: Exploring the Relationship between Organizational Bereavement Policies, Reintegration Processes, and Perceived Support on Employee Engagement, Satisfaction, and Loyalty 

  Hansen, Katie Nicole (2021)

  Bereaved employees experience a multitude of grief symptoms that infiltrate every aspect of their life, including work. This study examines how an employer’s response to and support of grief impacts an employee’s engagement, ...
• Attitudes Toward Succession Planning in the Virtual World: The Role of Social Media in Organizational Community Building 

  Braunstein, Danielle (2021)

  Attitudes about succession planning for those working in the virtual environment were investigated in this preliminary study. Applying concepts related to personality factors, extraversion and amiability were used to ...
• Childhood Experiences and Cognition: Relationships Between ACEs, Working Memory, and Criminality 

  Rush, James M (2021)

  Recent research has suggested that Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs) impact a number of aspects of adult behavior and cognition, including hyperactivity, impulsivity, and criminality. ACEs have also been associated with ...
• Personality Traits and COVID-19: The Effect Personality Traits Have on One’s Health Beliefs, Preventative Behaviors, and Perceived Threat 

  Schillinger, Heather R. A. (2021)

  The present study experimentally investigated the effect personality traits have on COVID-19 health beliefs, perceived threat, and engagement in mask-wearing, emphasizing the Dark Triad (DT) traits. Recruited via Facebook, ...
• Bipolar Disorder: Microdosing Psilocybin to Lessen Depressive Symptoms 

  Heath, Ashley N (2021)

  Research on microdosing psilocybin as a novel treatment option for bipolar depression is still in its infancy; however, new research studies show significant improvement in major depression and treatment-resistant depression ...
• Effect of Pre-Term Course Access on Online Learner Performance 

  Bailie, Jeffrey (Academic and Business Research Institute (AABRI), 2019)

  Asynchronous delivery of instructional content makes access to online course material ahead of the official start of the academic term possible. Online courses can be “flipped” to provide enrolled students with an opportunity ...
• Can You Hear Me Now? An Examination of Online Learner Communication Preference 

  Bailie, Jeffrey (Academic and Business Research Institute, 2017)

  Developments in technology including the Internet, social media, and mobile devices have opened the choices of available means for communication in the online classroom. The emerging means of communication between online ...
• Perceptions and expectations of on line graduate students regrading synchronous events 

  Bailie, Jeffrey (Academic and Business Research Institute, 2015)

  The purpose of this study was to gain an increased understanding of the perceptions and expectations of a group of experienced online student participants regarding synchronous events in the higher learning setting. Areas ...
• What Online Students Want Compared to What Institutions Expect 

  Bailie, Jeffrey (Online Journal of Distance Learning Administration, 2014)

  The purpose of this study was to examine whether a set of instructional practices commonly prescribed to online faculty in the higher education setting were consistent with the expectations of a group of experienced online ...

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