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The moderating effects of intolerance of uncertainty and social connectedness on college students’ addictive behaviors and mental health symptoms during the COVID-19 pandemic
No full textObjective: This study aimed to understand COVID-19 pandemic impacts on anxiety, depression, and addictive/excessive behaviors, with exploration of intolerance of uncertainty (IU) and social connectedness as potential moderators. Participants: Adult college students participated. Method: Our online survey assessed symptoms and behaviors prior to COVID-19, during the initial outbreak (Wave 1), and during early 2021 (Wave 2). Results: Significant increases were found in anxiety, depression, binge eating, sexual behaviors, video game playing, internet/social media usage, and compulsive exercise in both waves. IU moderated the relationship between both depression/anxiety and certain excessive behaviors; social connectedness moderated the relationship between anxiety and smoking. Conclusions: This study replicated prior work and highlights new impacts on addictive/excessive behaviors, as well as moderating effects from social connectedness and IU. Future research is warranted to evaluate the efficacy of treatments targeting IU and social connectedness as the pandemic continues to unfold
Growing Critical Information Literacy in our General Education Program by Grounding Ourselves in an Ethics of Care
Get PDFUsing the “Humble Inquiry” Approach to Cultivate Flourishing Librarian-Learner Relationships
No full textUprooting the Research Process: Partnering with First-Year Writing to Cultivate Critical Source Evaluation
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日本における世代間での言葉の違い
Get PDF今後、言語は進化して変化していく。これは若い話者と高齢者の話者が母国語でコミュニケー ションをとる方法の違いだからだ。この研究は3つの世代のグループの日本語母語話者の言語 の違いについて考察する。この研究のデータは２０２３年の秋に、日本の滋賀県彦根市で、収 集した。この研究は日本語の一人称代名詞と語彙の使用の違いについてだ
Sadaf Ali, Oral History Interview, 2024
Get PDFDr. Sadaf Ali is a professor of Digital Media, Cinema, and Journalism at Eastern Michigan University, and has been working at EMU since 2012. Ali recounts how she became interested in news media, what led her to pursue a career in broadcasting, and her career working in journalism and broadcasting prior to coming to work at EMU. Ali describes her commitment to covering diverse stories, creating audio story and writing an article for WEMU about the Afghan refugee led cooking class coordinated by Zuzana Tomas’s Academic Service-Learning class, and the cultural importance of food as a person of Pakistani descent. Ali also discusses how refugees are depicted in the media, being a second generation American, and future journalism projects she would like to work on.https://commons.emich.edu/oral_histories/1165/thumbnail.jp
Automatic modeling of cyber intrusions using the diamond model utilizing security logs and events
Get PDFCurrent intrusion analysis models suffer from unreliability and inaccuracy due to their reliance on outdated and inadequate data sources. Numerous models focus on a particular type of data, leading to potential modeling faults in intrusion analysis models\u27 recommendations. The objective of this thesis is to build a modernized model by integrating the diamond model with security information and event management systems. This thesis presents a detailed cyber intrusion analysis model; in which Elasticsearch is being used to collect and analyze logs about cyber attacks and extract major indicators of compromise then finally map them to the diamond model. The results demonstrate that integrating Elasticsearch with the diamond model would export an effective cyber intrusion analysis model. Overall, our findings suggest that the integration of the diamond model and Elasticsearch has the potential to become an important intrusion analysis model and warrant further research and development in this area
2025-2030 University Library Strategic Plan
Get PDFEastern Michigan University Library Strategic Plan for the 2025-2030 Academic Years. Created by the Library Coordinating Committee (LCC) with Input from Library Faculty and Staff During the 2023-24 Academic Year; Endorsed by Library Faculty and Finalized by LCC in Fall of 2024
