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Instructors-Students Interactions and Guided Health Tracking (INSIGHT)
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This pilot study explores whether the quality of relationships between students and professors influences mental and physical health. Students’ stress, anxiety, and depression will be assessed alongside ambulatory blood pressure monitoring to track daily cardiovascular responses.
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Marriage, Gender, and Well-Being Among Religious College Students (BYUs)
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This study examines how marriage affects the health and well-being of young adults within the Church Educational System (BYU-Provo, BYU-Idaho, and BYU-Hawaii). It considers gender differences as well as the cultural and spiritual significance of marriage in this religious context.
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The Impact of Eating Behavior and Relationship Quality on Ambulatory Blood Pressure (E-HEALTH)
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This project investigates how women’s eating habits and health outcomes are shaped within the context of marriage, including the role of daily stress, cardiovascular function, and spirituality. Both partners’ experiences are considered to understand how couples influence each other’s well-being.