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depression, physical health and suicide associated with cyberbullying. The research methodology used within this article demonstrates the different study 's and research conducted regarding cyber bullying these include statistics, surveys, cross-sectional studies, longitudinal studies and comparative research of the different countries these include the UK, USA, China, Sweden and France. In addition, the first chosen article 'Bullying, cyberbullying, and Suicide ' by Hinduja and Patchin (2010), focuses

Socioeconomic Status and Children Behaviour Introduction: In popular media its common to see children being influenced by many things around them, including what kind of environment they are grown up in. Socioeconomic status can be a huge influence on a child’s upbringing, in either a positive or negative way. A high socioeconomic status produces a better child according to most people because they have factors that include; social connections, good employment, and a happy family. These are the

The first issue that makes defining happiness complex is us wanting to know if someone is happy. We want to know what that person is feeling/mood about there own satisfaction with their own life. Of course that person might already be happy at that exact moment about there life. There might be times where that person has a mood way opposite of their satisfaction with life. We want to know which dimension will win in deciding if the person is happy or not? The second issue that makes defining happiness

differences, but you cannot show age related changes with a cross sectional studies. The old cross sectional studies tended to show that age related differences began early in adulthood and continued to be apparent later. But, we have a more contemporary view and it is a lot more positive. The notion is that while there are some age differences and decline, it is less extreme than initially reported. There is a difference between cross-sectional studies and longitudinal studies because: 1. Cohort effects

Research can be conducted and collected in many different ways. Two examples of ways research can be collected could be through longitudinal studies or cross-sectional studies. There are also two types of experiments that affect how research is conducted. The two types of experiments would include naturalistic observations and laboratory observations. When it comes to longitudinal studies they are based on studying individuals over long periods of time. Generally these individuals will be studied

and all those pervious studies are only focusing on service-utilizing population who is affluent white people living at urban, furthermore, pervious findings are fail to address the geographic backgrounds of study participants. And in this cross-sectional research study, authors reach their participants by a creative and well designed approach which helped them get to the underlying data, and yet, found the similarities and differences between African American and non-Hispanic White family caregivers

Throughout my life, I have come to realize that work-life balance is essential to life satisfaction. However, with finals fast approaching, college students are studying harder, and stress levels are rising. Life satisfaction is a cognitive component of well-being and plays a significant role when decoding mental health concerns. To explore the relationship between stress and mental health, researchers Cahit Kaya, Timothy N. Tansey, and Macid Melekoglu administered a questionnaire based study to

studies regarding time horizons: cross-sectional studies and longitudinal studies. Longitudinal research refers to studies focused the change and development (Saunders et al., 2009). Bryman and Bell (2011) indicated longitudinal studies are time-consumed and costly, mostly applied to business and management research. On the contrary, cross-sectional studies focused on the phenomena at a particular time. Also, comparing to longitudinal studies, cross-sectional research is less costly (Saunders et al

Spotlight on the Positive: A Critical Analysis of the Evidence of Benefit Finding in Individuals with Serious Illness “The truth is that cancer was the best thing that ever happened to me. I don’t know why I got the illness, but it did wonders for me, and I wouldn’t want to walk away from it” (Armstrong, 2002). Lance Armstrong’s quote shows how dealing with chronic illness like prostate cancer is not always negative. Chronic illness can be extremely stressful and terrifying. Regardless, many patients

(QOL) that are significant for adults with diabetes and depressive symptoms and to determine the association of depression severity and diabetes distress which are relevant to domains of QOL. The author’s used a cross-sectional study design, and