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The main concern of the study is to evaluate whether nursing students at Nameless University tend to quit smoking more readily than students from other courses and to determine if programs regarding smoking cessations are effective in decreasing the tobacco smoking prevalence at Nameless University.... This paper had been formulated to promote quitting smoking and assessing the effectiveness of smoking cessation programs particularly among students of a local university in the field of nursing....
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Research Paper
Another major health risk behaviour among college students is the lack of physical exercises, which is the major cause of “obesity in the UK” (Obesity – A Public Health Crisis, 2010, p.... Health Risk Behaviours among university students Discussion of Theoretical Framework: Alcohol and drug abuse remains a significant health problem among university students in the modern world, especially in developed countries like UK, and its “consequences” can be “acute” and long lasting both in “personal and societal” contexts (Hawkins et al, 1992, p....
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Dissertation
Most students usually start their drug addiction in the university and it is due to this that most universities have come up with strict measures to ensure that university students are protected from this behavior.... Most institutions try their best in ensuring that they educate their students on preventive measures.... ince most schools have students in their early sexual lives, it is the responsibility of schools to ensure that students protect themselves from contracting STDs....
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Dissertation
Impulsivity is also another psychosocial factor that research studies attributes to increased alcohol consumption among university students.... Impulsivity is also another psychosocial factor that research studies have attributed to increased alcohol consumption among university students.... The research establishes that alcohol use is associated with the ability to suppress negative emotions, and it is used by university students as coping mechanism or tool....
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Essay
For instance, among a total of 455 surveyed Chinese college students in Hong Kong, 24% were sexually active while only 38.... among the reported HIV infections, about 81% were young people between the ages of 20-39 (Qi, 2002).... However, few studies have investigated safer sex behavior among the young Chinese population.... Numerous reviews of sexual risk reduction programs have found that a primary factor that distinguishes successful from unsuccessful programs is an emphasis on sexual communication and negotiation skills (Johnson et al....
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Essay
Binge drinking among university students has been soaring at alarming rates.... The increasing rates of binge drinking among university students are the cause for concern considering the negative health effects associated... These statistics reveal that university students have adopted the British drinking culture.... Notably, as the number of university students increased, binge drinkers among the students increase.... n the recent past, studies have revealed that there is an increased rate of binge drinking among undergraduate students....
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Essay
The paper "students Behaviour in Different Contexts" discusses that students' behaviour has elicited mixed reactions among education experts, especially regarding their unusual and unbecoming behaviour.... The advantage of this approach is that it promotes emotional literacy in the following ways; encouraging pupils to talk openly about their feelings, thus helping them build on their vocabulary, using oral literature (songs, stories, poetry) to explore students feelings and using art (pictures, drawings, paintings) to explore the student's feelings (Hooper, 2012)....
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Essay
This literature review "Managing students' Behaviour at Nihon Junior High School" discusses Nihon students' behavioral problems, especially bullying, ultimately to find solutions from best practices worldwide.... Nihon students' behavioral problems though seen by school leadership to be an effect of bullying are in fact student problems common among Japanese schools, which if analyzed from a broader perspective seem to be a natural reaction of a changing student population to a Japanese education system that no longer responds to modern student needs....
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Literature review