
Department of Behavioral Sciences & Services
Presentations
Criminal Justice, Sociology and Child and Adolescent Studies majors and faculty presentations
- Sydney Hailes, Amber Minor and Steven Morton
Social Media Impact on Values and Success (pdf)
Hypothesis: The pervasive use of social media significantly impacts daily productivity and success, particularly among individuals who spend more hours engaged with social media.
- Cierra Jones & Kameron Steward
How Our Parents Relationships Affect Our Personal Relationships Today (pdf)
Hypothesis: The hypothesis explores if parent’s relationships have any affect on how students view their relationships.
- DaeVonna Williams
Unveiling the Impact: Analyzing Social Media’s Influence On Relationships (pdf)
Hypothesis: The hypothesis is that excessive social media use might lead to feelings of inadequacy about romantic relationships.
- Elisabeth Arritt
Familial Correlation Regarding Political Opinions (pdf)
Hypothesis: Most individuals hold similar political beliefs to their parents
- Imani Brown, Taimeisha Dickey and Careyelle Shillea
In-person vs. Online Courses: Which Mode of Instruction Is More Effective? (pdf)
Hypothesis: It is expected that students attending in-person courses retain more knowledge and education than those enrolled in online courses.
- Iris Jones
Assessment of Statistics Education (pdf)
Hypotheses
1. Attendance positively impacts midterm exam grades.
2. Attendance positively impacts overall grades prior to the final exam.
3. Due to an increase in confidence, student performance increased from Quiz 1 to Quiz 2. - Jordan Kalu, McLie Mayard, Rudolph Stewart and Darius Walker
The Most Influential Music Genre: How Hip Hop Has Shaped a Generation (pdf)
Hypotheses
1. The first hypothesis is that how much rap someone listens to directly influences how they dress.
2. The second hypothesis is that how much rap music a person listens to directly influences the friends that they make. - Saryna Leonardo, Zamira Harris, Rogela Williams and Binthy Muie
The Effects of Sleep on Academic Performance in College Students (pdf)
Hypothesis: The hypothesis is that college students who sleep less than 7-8 hours have a lower academic performance.
- Tebara Spruill, Nile Smoot and Eric Thomas-Talley
Factors Related to Academic Integrity: Use of AI and Plagiarism (pdf)
Hypotheses
1. The first hypothesis is that students with higher stress levels are more likely to use AI to complete their schoolwork.
2. The second hypothesis is that people who frequently use AI are more likely to cheat on in-person classes. - Walter Carr, Ta’Nasia Richardson and Bryana Green
The Impact of Marijuana Use on Academic Success (pdf)
Hypothesis: Marijuana use impairs academic success during college.