Understanding t-Tests: A How-To Guide
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How To Guide
This guide covers the basics of how to statistically compare groups of people using repeated measures and independent samples t-tests.
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The research team within the Center for Research and Outreach has a multi-dimensional approach that includes conducting empirical studies, program evaluations, analysis of secondary data, and the use of empirical research to identify and address key issues impacting children, youth, and families. Through this process, we review academic literature, translate research into practice, develop materials to help non-academics be critical consumers of scientific research, and promote the use of evidenced-based information in decision making.
Family Strengthening Approaches for the Prevention of Youth Problem Behaviors
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Abstract
Effective parenting is the most powerf
Fact Sheet - Enhancing Child Outcomes through High-Quality Parent Education
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Research Report
Parent education programs have the potential to enhance child outcomes; however, some programs are more likely than others to lead to these positive outcomes.
Walking on Eggshells: The Lived Experience of Partners of Veterans With PTSD
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This phenomenological study examined the descriptions of lived experience among female partners of veteran men with combat-related posttraumatic stress disorder (PTSD) via internet discussion forums.
Perceived and Ideal Family Communication Patterns and Family Satisfaction for Parents and their College-Aged Children
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A sample of 120 dyads consisting of a parent and their college-aged child provided reports of perceived and ideal family communication patterns (FCP) in addition to indicating their satisfaction with the family.
Protecting into emotion: therapeutic enactments with military veterans transitioning back into civilian life.
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Over 18.5% of military personnel returning from war zones to civilian life suffer mental health issues, which can lead to family breakdown, homelessness and other problems.
A Brief Mindfulness-Based Cognitive Behavioral Intervention Imporves Sexual Functioning Versus Wait-List Control in Women Treated for Gynecologic Cancer
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Abstract
Goal. The goal of this study was to evaluate a mindfulness-based cognitive behavioral intervention for sexual dysfunction in gynecologic cancer survivors compared to a wait-list control group. Methods.
A Mind-Body Bridging Treatment Program for Domestic Violence Offenders: Program Overview and Evaluation Results
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Abstract
According to recent meta-analyses, conventional group interventions with domestic violence offenders are marginally effective. Given these results, researchers and practitioners are beginning to explore ways to improve domestic violence treatment outcomes.