College Girl Research Articles

Impact of the Usage of Cell Phones and Social Media Among the Rural College Girl Students

The main problems of the study deal with prevalent in Government Colleges, every year 25% of college girls drop out of their higher education, and 10% of the girls are coerced into marriage by parents and continuing education. The study was conducted at the Government Arts and Science College for Women, Alangulam of Tenkasi District. It was purely an empirical study. This College offers 5 Degree Courses in Arts and Science, comprising 896 girls. One-eighth of the samples were taken for the present study. The main objectives of the study include studying how many hours cell phones are spent per day by female students on social media. ii, to examine whether it has been used for either academic purpose or personal purpose. iii.To provide effective supportive mechanisms to solve socialmedia addiction. The present study covers 100 college girlsstudents in art science. 80% of students have said that daily onehour using 2GP (Rs.250/- per month) for online courses incollege and more than one and a half hours using houses forpersonal uses. 60% of the of girl's students have reported thatapart from studying, they cell phones for chatting with friends,WhatsApp status, and reels. 25% of the girls students haveescaped from college education and eloped with lovers throughcell phone chatting.15% of the cell phones were snatched byparents and stopped their education.

Effects of cyberbullying on college-going girls in Tangail Sadar: Nature, causes, and consequences

Cyberbullying has turned into a vital issue in the recent world. Especially, girls are the main victim of cyberbullying. This study has focused on the nature, causes, and effects as well as identifying the relationship between spent time on social media and the effects of cyberbullying on college girl students in Tangail Sadar. 153 students between the ages of 16 and 19 served as the study's respondents and a mixed approach was employed. Multistage sampling and purposive sampling methods are used, Survey and interview techniques are used to gather data from the respondents. The study reveals that cyberbullying emerges most commonly from a low mentality towards girls, revenge, for having fun or entertainment, social media activities, clothing of girls, lack of morality, etc. and most of the bullying is related to messaging, sexual harassment, spreading rumors, comments, disclosing private info, sending unwanted images or videos type of cyberbullying; Victims experience bad effects as consequences, especially on their psychology (stress, depression and impact on their academic life). Cyberbullying is a type of bullying that does not need any strong reason to have occurred because the offender stays confidential in the cyber world. Therefore, our government must be conscious of solving this issue.

Impact of Online Teaching on College Girl Students

Impact of Online Teaching on College Girl Students

The Influence of Anime on Contemporary Art

The Influence of Anime on Contemporary Art Kristine Somerville Click for larger view View full resolution Mitsume, © 2022 MITSUME [End Page 91] Click for larger view View full resolution Mr., A Day When Many Dreams Come True, 2016. © 2015 Mr. /Kaikai Kiki Co., Ltd. Courtesy of the artist, Kaikai Kiki Co., and Lehmann Maupin, New York, Hong Kong, Seoul, and London In fall 2000, when I stepped into the classroom as a new professor of English and creative writing at a women’s college in the Midwest, the moment resembled Dorothy opening the door of her small farmhouse to reveal the magical land of Oz. I first noticed the hypersaturated colors of my students’ clothing and then the distinctive styles of their outfits. They wore thrift-store frocks layered over blue jeans and ballet slippers, schoolgirl uniforms with knee socks and loafers, and baby-doll dresses with Mary Jane pumps. I knew from reading Vogue that their clothing choices were inspired by Tokyo Street fashion, a look that was more [End Page 92] Click for larger view View full resolution Mr., In a Corner of This Town, 2018. © 2018 Mr./Kaikai Kiki Co., Ltd. Courtesy of the artist, Kaikai Kiki Co., and Lehmann Maupin, New York, Hong Kong, Seoul, and London overgrown preschooler than college girl. Images of cherry blossoms, Pokémon characters, and Hello Kitty covered their book bags, and while I lectured, they busily doodled in their notebooks. They filled the pages with illustrations of stylized characters, mostly female, who looked gently suggestive with dilated saucer eyes, gravity-defying hair, and slinky [End Page 93] Click for larger view View full resolution Hiro Ando, Kohaku & Flag, 2009, courtesy of CrazyNoodles art collective dresses. After class they talked excitedly about the newest episode of Sailor Moon and shared mochi candies. No one had warned me that many of my students were swept up in the anime craze. My students’ interest in anime mystified me. They seemed to be re- creating a fantastical version of childhood, a time in my life that I couldn’t wait to leave behind. Truth be told, I have always disliked cartoons. I never wanted to see Disney movies, but my father insisted. [End Page 94] Click for larger view View full resolution Hiro Ando, Red Traffic, 2009, courtesy of CrazyNoodles art collective While he was moved to tears by the pleading eyes of Bambi, Dumbo, and Pinocchio, I was left cold. On Saturday morning, my brothers kept the channel tuned to Scooby-Doo, Where Are You!, The Woody Woodpecker Show, and The Roadrunner Show, programs I found loud and stressful. In junior high, I wanted to kiss Ricky Bradley, so I accepted an invitation to his house after school to watch Spider-Man. After an unspectacular kiss, I declined future cartoon-watching sessions. It just wasn’t worth it. Fortunately, in college during the 1980s, there was little mention of cartoons. Most English majors were anglophiles caught up in dreams of visiting Stratford-upon-Avon, Canterbury, and Bath. We accessorized our Laura Ashley knockoffs with worn copies of Austen and Brontë under our arms. So as a new professor at a women’s college, I had looked forward to sharing stories of productions at West End theaters and visits [End Page 95] Click for larger view View full resolution Hiro Ando, Ola, 2010, courtesy of CrazyNoodles art collective to the British Library. Instead, I was lost amid a lively anime culture; my students’ conversations were peppered with references I didn’t understand and stories of activities I knew nothing about. I began to question why anime was such a dominant force in Japanese culture and how it had achieved mainstream status among young people around the world. What I learned began with the simple fact that in Japan, anime isn’t a genre; it is a medium. Based on the adaptation of manga (comic books), light novels, and, later, video games, its popularity began to flourish after the country’s defeat in the Second World War. As an inexpensive, versatile form of entertainment that suited every age [End Page 96] Click for larger view View full resolution Jimmy Yoshimura, Blueyes, 2009, courtesy of CrazyNoodles...

World Religions and the College Girl: Secularism and New Womanhood in Elizabeth W. Champney's Three Vassar Girls Series

ABSTRACT: This essay explores the intersections of religion, secularism, and feminism in the popular Three Vassar Girls series, written by Elizabeth W. Champney between 1882 and 1892. I argue that these novels illuminate the manner in which secular New Womanhood was configured in the context of the emerging science of world religions. That Champney's Vassar Girls participate in the construction of this world religions discourse is, in itself, notable, but more significant is the manner in which their comparative religious study is tied to their feminism. For the Vassar Girls, examining others' religious beliefs and practices ultimately confirms the universality of the liberal Protestant Christianity to which they subscribe. The women's Protestant spirituality—personal, transcendent, concerned with essences not things—informs and warrants their emancipation as women; through religious experience, the women feel called to lives of service, professional achievement, and independence. Their emancipation in turn serves to validate their belief in their own nondoctrinal Protestantism as the single universal, world religion. The Three Vassar Girls series allows us to see one way in which secular feminism was configured at the close of the nineteenth century, through an emerging world religions discourse that celebrated pluralism while presuming liberal Protestant spirituality. This essay aims to recover the work of a neglected, prolific writer of adolescent literature and to bridge important conversations taking place in Religious Studies and U.S. Literary Studies regarding secularism, the origins of Religious Studies, and women writer's engagement with religion.

Factors Impacting Online Buying Behaviour of College Girl Student’s Towards Sari

Online purchase of sari is gaining popularity due to various reasons like availability of more designs and varieties, quick change to fashion and the like. Accordingly, an attempt has been made in this paper to know the variables that influence the level of preference of college students towards online purchase of sari. Data for the study have been collected from 148 college students through issue of well- structured questionnaire by adopting convenience sampling technique. Simple Percentage, Weighted Average Ranking and Chi-square test have been used to analyze the data. The study discloses that majority of the college students prefer to purchase sari through Whatsapp group followed by Face book, Instagram, and online shopping websites. The factors that influence college students to purchase sari through online are good quality, more varieties and designs, more choice, time saving, convenient, durability offers and discounts, free delivery and easy return policy. Chi-square test reveals that age, area of residence, family income per month, year of study, number of female members in the family, usage of internet are significantly associated with the level of preference towards online purchase of sari.

Impact of web-based health education on HPV vaccination uptake among college girl students in Western and Northern China: a follow-up study

ObjectiveTo investigate the effect of a web-based educational intervention on changing female college students’ willingness and uptake of human papillomavirus (HPV) vaccines, and factors associated with HPV vaccination acceptance in Western and Northern China.MethodsA web-based cluster randomized controlled trial was conducted in Western and Northern China from February to May 2020. A total of 967 female freshmen were recruited from two universities through convenience sampling, stratified sampling (liberal arts or sciences), and cluster sampling. Eligible students were randomized into intervention and control group with a 1:1 allocation ratio. The intervention group received seven days of web-based health education regarding HPV and HPV vaccines, whereas the control group received non-HPV-related materials. All students were asked to complete a post-intervention questionnaire to measure their awareness, uptake, and willingness to receive HPV vaccination at 7-day and one-month intervals. The chi-square test and Student’s t-test were employed to examine the differences between the intervention and control groups for categorical and continuous data. Logistic regressions were used to analyze factors associated with vaccination intentions.ResultsNine hundred forty-six female freshmen aged 18.99 ± 0.63 years were enrolled in the study, with 532 in the intervention group and 414 in the control group. Prior to the intervention, 63.8%, 66.3%, and 60.8% of students had heard of HPV, HPV-related diseases, and HPV vaccines, respectively. Only 2.2% of students reported being vaccinated, but 33.0% were willing to be vaccinated against HPV. After seven days of education, students in the intervention group exhibited higher awareness (p < 0.001) and knowledge scores (5.13 ± 1.23 vs. 3.10 ± 1.99, p < 0.001) than those in the control group. Similarly, in the intervention groups, willingness to be vaccinated against HPV was significantly higher than in the control groups (p < 0.001). The high cost (57.7%) and concerns about adverse events (56.0%) were the main reasons female college students did not accept HPV vaccines. School location in urban areas, parents’ higher education backgrounds, history of HPV vaccination counseling, history of sexual behavior, and having heard of HPV vaccines were associated with a higher willingness to be vaccinated.ConclusionFemale college students’ HPV vaccination uptake is insufficient, and they have minimal detailed knowledge about HPV and its vaccines. Web-based health education on HPV vaccines is an easy, feasible, and effective way to improve the awareness and acceptance of HPV vaccination among female college students, but it has limited effect on HPV vaccination uptake.

Benefit of Stability Exercise on Swiss Ball Exercise along with Treadmill Walking in Physiotherapy College Girl Students with PCOS Symptoms: Single Group Pre Post Design

Background: Polycystic ovarian syndrome (PCOS) is a common disorder seen in women at their reproductive agewith a prevalence rate of 4 to 12%. Diagnosis of hyperandrogenism or chronic anovulation without any adrenal orpituitary conditions can be called as PCOS. Swiss ball exercises are found to be a better alternative which is safe forthe joints, and also demands moderate physical exertion without loading joints to stress. A combined aerobic andSwiss ball exercise protocols help in muscle strengthening, preventing loss of lean muscle mass, reducing obesity,and improves disease-related hyperandrogenism and insulin sensitivity in PCOS.Aim &amp; objective of the study: To analyze and understand the effect of swiss ball exercises along with aerobicexercises among college girls with polycystic ovarian syndrome.Data Analysis and Results: This study results shows that there is statistically significant improvement in thevariables of Menorrhea Impact Score (MIS) pre and post mean values of 4.99 and 0.99 in subjects with p&lt;0.05. Thusnull hypothesis has been rejected and alternate hypothesis has been accepted for this study.Conclusion: The study is concluded that there is statistically significant improvement in Menorrhea ImpactQuestionnaire score in college girls in and around Madurai with Poly Cystic Ovarian Syndrome after theintervention of Swiss Ball Exercises along with Aerobic Exercises Program for 6 weeks.

Role of Health Literacy on Health Behaviour Change among the College Girl Students

Health literacy refers to a person's knowledge and abilities to make sound health decisions in everyday life. The overall goal of this study was to discover the influence of health literacy on the health behaviour of college girls, using proportionate stratified sampling, 178 (55.27% females studying health and physical education (HPE) at Surkhet Campus, and HA/Staff Nurse at SEDA Campus, Surkhet were chosen. Researchers used a cross-sectional design for this study. The Short Test of Functional Health Literacy in Adults (S-TOFHLA) was used to assess health literacy, while the Self-Administered Questionnaire was used to assess health behaviour. As per the survey findings, 53.93% of respondents had appropriate health literacy. Health literacy plays a key role in physical activity and its duration. Furthermore, study revealed that health literacy has no role on campus girls' smoking, using alcohol, and health check-up behaviour. Finally, the research suggested that health literacy is required to include in higher education programmes.

Assessment of relationship between Hemoglobin and BMI levels in female college students and influence of diet and physical activity on these parameters

Anaemia and nutritional status through Body Mass Index (BMI) are two key indicators in National Family Health Survey of India. The objective of the study is to determine the correlation between Hemoglobin (Hb) and BMI values and to understand the effect of diet and physical activity on these two parameters amongst college girl students. A questionnaire covering food habits and physical activity of 200 female students (18-22 years age) was used for data analysis along with Hb and BMI values of the same subjects. No significant association was found between Hb and BMI values, but a significant association was found between physical activity and BMI. Diet consumption which included leafy and other vegetarian diet, eggs and meat has shown significant contribution for high Hb levels. The present study strongly provides evidence based conclusion for the relationship between diet, nutrition and Hb levels as well physical activity and BMI. A multiple regression model was developed to estimate Hb levels based on their food habits.

Impact of Anxiety and Personality Dimension on Adjustment of Tribal College Girl Students

Impact of Anxiety and Personality Dimension on Adjustment of Tribal College Girl Students

Life on Campus: Life Magazine’s “College Girl” as an Ordinary and Ideal Symbol of America in the 1930s

ABSTRACT From its start in 1936, Life magazine offered a portrait of the nation that blended the ideal with the typical through certain kinds of recurring characters. One was “the college girl,” the subject of Life’s first “photo-essay,” a 1937 feature on Vassar students. Such “girls” were more than a curiosity: in this era, women students constituted 40% of college enrollment. This paper analyzes their representation in more than one hundred articles and advertisements published between 1936 and 1941, the magazine’s first five years. It concludes that these characters served as symbols—of regional identity, of American superiority, of Life’s self-proclaimed wholesomeness—yet they also validated the real-life experience of many young women, whose presence in higher education would plummet after the war. One of the most visible media characters of her time, Life’s 1930s “college girl” illuminates a part of women’s history largely forgotten today.

Gym Rut

Gym Rut Ernie Wang (bio) The fight at the gym starts over a machine Logan thought was unoccupied. This powerlifter guy leaves it to go to the bathroom, and by the time he returns, Logan has pushed his water bottle to the side and laid claim to it. Logan says no problem, I didn’t know you were still on it, but when Logan overhears him mumble shouldn’t it be fucking obvious, he flips right around and marches back to the powerlifter and says is that so how is that so. They grow belligerent, inching closer and closer, and by the time Jeff sprints across the gym floor from his manager office yelling everybody let’s relax, let’s all calm down, the two muscle-clowns had peeled off their tank tops, their sweat and spittle spattering the other’s forehead. Dinesh, old and retired and pleased as punch, frowns as he snaps photos of the shirtless boys with his phone. Come on, I say to my client, Ann. Let’s finish up in the stretching room. We pretend to hulk out and we growl menacingly, and then we share a laugh as we make our way to the back. ________ I step into Jeff’s office after I finish training Ann. He is slumped in his chair, his hands clasped behind his head. The placard on his desk says Hi! How may I help you? When he sees me standing in the doorway staring at the sign, he reaches for it and flips it over. “You okay?” I say. He nods. His suit hangs on a rack in the corner. “Who’s the interview with?” I ask. “Some marketing company,” he says. “But the longer you work at a gym, the less seriously people take you.” “Good luck anyway.” “How about you, Dominic? When are you getting a real job?” I shrug. I can see my reflection in the window behind Jeff’s desk. It [End Page 42] helps having a nice body when you’re trying to make a living as a personal trainer. ________ It also helps being twenty-six, and tonight’s a packed house at Menage, where, at the far end of the bar, I’m regaling the college girl with the play-by-play of how I subdued the two biggest guys at the gym. “With pure logic,” I say. “I reasoned them into submission.” I pound my fist into my palm, as if to suggest that my method was in fact less diplomatic than that. Her eyes widen. “Which law firm do you work for again?” she asks. I buy her another drink, even though I can’t afford to. ________ “You look very tense, Dominic.” I’m waiting for my client at the front desk when Dinesh, the retiree, sidles up and cradles my arms. His palms are gnarled and warm, and flecks of his scaly skin sprinkle my arm like Parmesan. I jerk back. “Very tense,” he confirms. “Just tired.” He looks at me, suddenly all businesslike. “I can arrange a massage,” he says. I smile politely. “Thanks, I’ll think about it,” I say. When he walks away, Logan comes up and drapes his arm around my shoulder and whispers into my ear, “You look very tense, Dominic.” I shove his arm away and tell him to fuck off. “So tense,” he says. “You should get a massage.” “Chill. I work here,” I say, but he does not hear me over his braying. ________ In the dumbbells section, the powerlifter guy from yesterday approaches Logan. The excitement level in the gym spikes to a thousand, and everybody pretends to focus on their own workouts, when actually they’re homed in like satellite systems to the two brutes. Jeff crouches forward in his office, his hands gripping the edge of his desk, coiled as though ready to fire off from a starting block and sprint across the gym floor to the finish line. Dinesh readies his phone camera. They exchange words, and Logan nods and follows him to the bench. Logan helps him lift the dumbbells into position, and with that, they lose everybody’s interest. Jeff reluctantly sits down...

Television Advertisement as a Tool of Mentrual Hygiene Management: A Study on College Girl’s in Barishal City

Menstruation is a sensitive issue in socio-cultural settings, still now discussing about it publicly is treated as secrecy and embarrassment, and introduced it as unclean to girls. Part of purity, girls, are not allowed to perform religious prayer or worship, including touching books, material, and even visiting places associated with religious beliefs. But now, in a greater extent, television advertisement as an agent of socialization, socialize to girls and women by conveying information and promoting awareness about menstruation and hygiene management; including using a sanitary napkin, how to use and duration of carrying a pad, and so on by breaking down menstrual taboos to normalize it to all. The objective of this research is to explore the way menstruation, and hygiene-related information is presented on television advertisement; how contextual factors contribute to maintaining menstrual hygiene; and to overcome hygiene-related problems that are encountered by college girls during menstruation. As the study is descriptive, here an amalgamation of quantitative and qualitative methods applied to address research objectives.

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Five Total Strangers by Natalie D. Richards

Reviewed by: Five Total Strangers by Natalie D. Richards Natalie Berglind Richards, Natalie D. Five Total Strangers. Sourcebooks Fire, 2020 [320p] Paper ed. ISBN 9781492657217 $10.99 Reviewed from digital galleys R Gr. 9-12 It's Christmas Eve, and all eighteen-year-old Mira wants to do is get home to her grief-wrought mother for the anniversary of Aunt Phoebe's death. When a blizzard interrupts her flight itinerary, she accepts a rental car ride with a college girl from the plane and three of that girl's friends—or are they? As if driving through a blizzard weren't scary enough, it becomes evident that the passengers are strangers to one another, someone is stealing crucial items for navigation, charging ports and snow chains have been tampered with, and one of the passengers is lying. Richards is a master of tension, playing on worst-case scenarios of winter driving and racking up the paranoia of the car's occupants as each engages in suspicious behavior to the others. Each of the five are fleshed-out, realistic characters that equally induce sympathy and doubt—plausibly, any of them could be the culprit, and the terror is only amplified by interspersed letters sent to Mira (but never received) by a stalker. Suspense fans will get all the ups-and-downs of a well-paced narrative, but they may never want to drive on a snowy road again. [End Page 101] Copyright © 2020 The Board of Trustees of the University of Illinois

The pattern of iron deficiency with and without anemia among medical college girl students in high altitude southern Saudi Arabia.

Introduction:The prevalence of iron deficiency, latent and symptomatic, is heterogeneous worldwide. In this study, we aim to explore the prevalence of iron deficiency, with and without anemia, among medical college females at the high Altitude Aseer region of Southwestern Saudi Arabia.Methodology:200 female medical students were randomly sampled, between the ages of 19 and 27 years. Blood samples were collected for complete blood count (CBC) values and serum ferritin determination. Questionnaires were completed in order to collect demographics, medical history, and socioeconomic information of the participants.Results:Prevalence of overall iron deficiency was high (63%, serum ferritin <20 μg/L, 52.5%, ferritin <15 μg/L). Anemia, adjusted for high altitude (defined as less than 13 g/dL was present in 41 participants (20.5%) and 12 (6.5%) have Hb <12 g/dL. Iron-deficiency anemia (Hb <13 g/dL and serum ferritin <15 μg/L) was present in 35 (17.5%). Personal and family history of anemia and poor animal product containing meals were positively correlated with the presence of iron deficiency state. Neither symptoms of anemia, nor the presence of menorrhagia correlate with the presence of iron deficiency anemia.Conclusion:Iron deficiency with and without anemia is a very common and condition in young females’ population at high altitude. Implementing a lab method to screen for anemia on vulnerable populations is needed. Frequently asymptomatic, the primary care providers should maintain a high degree of suspicion in order to initiate screening for iron status.

Releasing Aggression: a Psychodynamics Case Report of Treating Anxiety

运用心理动力学理论处理一例女大学生因无法表达攻击性而产生的焦虑情绪。来访者因为不停地想周围人的不好之处而影响考研复习，感到十分焦虑，状态持续 2 个月余。咨询师从防御机制、镜像阶段、真我和假我等角度来理解来访者的核心症状，通过充当其“足够好的客体”、提供抱持环境和“镜像”反馈等方法，协助来访者释放攻击性，整合对父母好与坏的认知，形成新的自我认知。 Treating the anxiety of a college girl who is unable to express her aggression basing on the perspective of psychodynamics. Having been thinking about the shortcomings of all the people around, the client can not concentrate on preparation for the postgraduate entrance examination and then became quite anxious, which lasts for over two months. The counselor applies the concepts of defence mechanism, mirror stage, true self and false self etc. to understand the the core symptoms of the client. By acting as a good enough object, providing a holding environment and giving mirror responses, the counselor helps the client to release aggression, to integrate the good and bad cognition of her parents and to reconstruct her self-cognition

A Curious Case Of Cancer Of Unknown Primary In A College Girl

A Curious Case Of Cancer Of Unknown Primary In A College Girl

Effect of Aerobic Training on Pre Menstrual Syndrome Amongst College Girl Students

Effect of Aerobic Training on Pre Menstrual Syndrome Amongst College Girl Students