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Vinci, Debra M.; Philen, Robert C.; Walch, Susan E.; Kennedy, Rebecca; Harrell, Mica; Rime, Carla; Matthews, Jaclyn – American Journal of Health Education, 2010
Background: Social norms posters usually contain a normative message, branding, campaign tagline and sponsoring coalition/contact information. There are limited data on which campaign components promote recognition of Campus Alcohol Coalitions (CAC). Purpose: To determine the most effective media channels/incentives to promote recognition of CAC…
Descriptors: College Students, Intervention, Health Education, Social Attitudes
Puri, Mahesh; Shah, Iqbal; Tamang, Jyotsna – Journal of Interpersonal Violence, 2010
Sexual violence within marriage (SVWM) is a major public health and human right issue and yet remains a much neglected research area, especially in Nepal. An exploratory study using free listing, in-depth case histories and causal flow analysis was conducted among two major ethnic groups in Nepal. Descriptive data collected from free listing…
Descriptors: Marriage, Family Violence, Sexual Abuse, Females

Keeling, Richard P. – Journal of American College Health, 1994
College students, educators, staff, and administrators often adjust, with resignation, to destructive drinking behaviors. Changing their discomfort to dismay could motivate change. The paper discusses how to reshape the environment of norms, expectations, and social context to construct a community of caring to reduce the prevalence of problem…
Descriptors: Alcohol Abuse, Alcohol Education, College Students, Consciousness Raising