Stalking the Determinants of Behavior: From Boozing Student to Clean Living Movements and Chaos Theory. A Research Model to explain social reform movements
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1999
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Two presentations using PowerPoint slides that include the outline, and basic information from the lectures are detailed. One lecture, “From Boozing Student to Clean Living Movements” focused on theories of drinking behaviors as part of cycles of public health reforms. The “From Boozing Student to Chaos Theory, used much of the same material with the addition of chaos theory. In these presentations, Engs’ sums up her career as a researcher and presents the theoretical model she developed concerning determinants of behavior, in other words what causes people to behave in certain way. This has included both quantitative and qualitative historical research. The model was updated in 2012 to include new research findings.
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The presentation originally in PowerPoint has been transformed into a PDF file for ease of reading. NOTE: Paper manuscripts, drafts, and other material for Dr. Engs can be found in the IUArchives. Finding aid for collection is available at: http://webapp1.dlib.indiana.edu/findingaids/view?doc.view=entire_text&docId=InU-Ar-VAC0859
Other information can be found at http://alcohol.iu.edu
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Research Model: Cycles of social reform, Chaos theory, Clean living movements
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Engs, Ruth Clifford. Ruth. “Stalking the Determinants of Behavior: From Boozing Student to Clean Living Movements,” Presented HPER (now SPH) Research Lecture Series. September 24, 1999. Engs, Ruth Clifford. “Stalking the Determinants of Behavior: From Boozing Student to Chaos Theory,” Presented HPER (now SPH). 2002 Distinguished HPER Researcher Award, IU Lecture, 2002
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This work is licensed for reuse under a Creative Commons Attribution Non-Commercial license. For permission to reuse this work for commercial purposes, please contact Dr. Ruth Engs or the IU Archives.
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