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1. Ronald McDonald vs. The Jolly Green Giant: Understanding Children's Brand Recognition

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Open Access
Author:
Connell, Lauren Elizabeth
Title:
Ronald McDonald vs. The Jolly Green Giant: Understanding Children's Brand Recognition
Area of Honors:
Biobehavioral Health
Keywords:
media
obesity
children
food preferences
BMI
File:
Download updatedthesis_1.pdf
Thesis Supervisors:
Dr. Lori Anne Francis, Thesis Supervisor
Dr. Lori Anne Francis, Thesis Supervisor
Patricia Barthalow Koch, Faculty Reader
Dr. Lori Anne Francis, Thesis Honors Advisor

2. EFFECTS OF RESILIENCE, GRIT, AND SELF-COMPASSION ON HEALTH BEHAVIORS IN COLLEGE STUDENTS

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Open Access
Author:
Depalma, Michael Joseph
Title:
EFFECTS OF RESILIENCE, GRIT, AND SELF-COMPASSION ON HEALTH BEHAVIORS IN COLLEGE STUDENTS
Area of Honors:
Biobehavioral Health
Keywords:
Resilience
Grit
Self-Compassion
Binge Alcohol
Tobacco
Illicit Drug
BMI
Anxiety
Depression
Risky Health Behaviors
File:
Download DePalma_Michael_RiskyHealth.pdf
Thesis Supervisors:
Dr. Laura Cousino Klein, Thesis Supervisor
Helen Marie Kamens, Thesis Honors Advisor

3. Linguistic Predictors of Weight-related Experiences in a Sample of Overweight and Obese Individuals

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Open Access
Author:
Barton, Jillian Elizabeth
Title:
Linguistic Predictors of Weight-related Experiences in a Sample of Overweight and Obese Individuals
Area of Honors:
Biobehavioral Health
Keywords:
Language
Linguistic Predictors
Weight
BMI
Experiences
Weight Discrimination
Weight Stigma
Stigma
Discrimination
Perceived Discrimination
Health
Linguistic Analysis
Word use
Narratives
Body
Weight Vigilance
Vigilance
Obesity Stigma
File:
Download Barton_Jillian_Linguistic_Predictors_of_Weight-related_Experiences_in_a_Sample_of_Overweight_and_Obese_Individuals.pdf
Thesis Supervisors:
Joshua Morrison Smyth, Thesis Supervisor
Helen Marie Kamens, Thesis Honors Advisor

4. Social Network Ties and Weight Status: Mechanisms, Individual Differences, and Health-Related Implications

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Open Access
Author:
Harris, Grace
Title:
Social Network Ties and Weight Status: Mechanisms, Individual Differences, and Health-Related Implications
Area of Honors:
Biobehavioral Health
Keywords:
homophily
weight bias
BMI
MTurk
social networks
weight status
File:
Download GH_Thesis_Official.pdf
Thesis Supervisors:
Joshua Morrison Smyth, Thesis Supervisor
Helen Marie Kamens, Thesis Honors Advisor

5. Sex Differences in Eating in Response to Stress: The Moderating Role of Disordered Eating Behaviors

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Open Access
Author:
Idiculla, Hope
Title:
Sex Differences in Eating in Response to Stress: The Moderating Role of Disordered Eating Behaviors
Area of Honors:
Biobehavioral Health
Keywords:
Stress
Eating
Emotional eating
restrained eating
external eating
cortisol
disordered eating behaviors
adolescent
poor
rural
sex differences
BMI
girls
boys
File:
Download Hope_S_Idiculla_Thesis_Final.pdf
Thesis Supervisors:
Lori Anne Francis, Thesis Supervisor
Helen Marie Kamens, Thesis Honors Advisor

6. LONG-LASTING BIOBEHAVIORAL HEALTH IMPACTS OF THE COVID-19 PANDEMIC ON 4-YEAR COLLEGE STUDENTS

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Open Access
Author:
Wiggins, Nina
Title:
LONG-LASTING BIOBEHAVIORAL HEALTH IMPACTS OF THE COVID-19 PANDEMIC ON 4-YEAR COLLEGE STUDENTS
Area of Honors:
Biobehavioral Health
Keywords:
COVID-19
depression
anxiety
binge alcohol drinking
resilience
self-comapssion
BMI
sleep latency
sleep duration
sleep quality
GPA
post-pandemic
academic priorities
cohort
aftereffects
stress
File:
Download NinaWiggins_FinalThesis.pdf
Thesis Supervisors:
Laura Cousino Klein, Thesis Supervisor
Lori Anne Francis, Thesis Honors Advisor