Gordon, Winford

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Students' attitudes toward their major discipline : implicit versus explicit measure of attitude 2010 11263 Student satisfaction with their academic major is an important aspect of student satisfaction to explore. There were three main purposes of this study: (1) to address major satisfaction directly by comparing an explicit measure of attitude, the Acade...
A comparison of implicit versus explicit measures in evaluating outcomes after a pregnancy prevention activity 2010 1847 The United States boasts one of the highest teen pregnancy rates in developed countries and in order to alleviate this trend, organizations have created teen pregnancy prevention programs. While many believe this educational effort will help adolesce...
It was tough, but it was kind of cool : experience of a university wilderness orientation program through the participants' eyes 2012 1416 Many universities are now offering new type of freshman orientation. These Wilderness Orientation Programs offer a unique opportunity to help incoming students transition and adjust into the university setting. Thus far the literature has used pre- a...
MMPI-2-RF and qEEG differences among women with eating disorders 2016 1159 Previous research suggests that personality differences among individuals with disordered eating may be predictive of symptomatology, treatment response, and prognosis. This study sought to use the MMPI-2-RF to look for personality and psychopatholog...
The effects of cardiovascular stress on cognition 2014 885 Human beings are frequently exposed to significant levels of psychological andphysical stress. How stress is perceived determines the positive (eustress) andnegative (distress) effects it can have on someone. This research looked at theeffect of mode...
Establishing evidence for the validity for a measure of idealization of adolescent pregnancy and parenthood 2014 3265 In the last several years, the long-held opinion that adolescent pregnancy was generallyaccidental has been challenged by findings that a large number of teens may want to becomepregnant or may be ambivalent about becoming pregnant. Research further ...
Anxiety's effect on direct attention fatigue 2014 1369 Research has suggested that the use of sustained direct attention can result in a fatiguing effect. Itis believed that this attention fatigue is specific to direct attention, which is an intentionalcognitive process. Direct attention serves to focus ...
MMPI-2-RF and EEG correlates of disordered eating behaviors in a clinical and non-clinical sample 2017 997 Eating disorders produce the highest mortality rates of any mental health diagnoses; between 5-20% of individuals struggling with anorexia nervosa will die from it or associated medical complications. In an expansive study of adult women with anorexi...
Polarized attitudes : the influence of terrorism salience on prejudice towards Arabs 2009 1676 The purpose of the current study was to untangle previous findings within the Terror Management Theory (TMT) literature suggesting that the activation of worldview defense causes an increased preference for the in-group culture and a decreased prefer...
Effects of psychological skills training on golf performance 2018 2670 Mental training is an important part of preparation for many high achieving athletes (Orlick & Partington, 1988). The aim of the present study was to build upon previous research suggesting that mental skills need to be deliberately practiced just as...