Presentation Title
The Public’s Concern over Abusive Relationships
Presentation Type
Oral Presentation
College
College of Social and Behavioral Sciences
Major
Health Science and Human Ecology
Session Number
3
Location
RM 211
Faculty Mentor
Dr. Monideepa Becerra
Juror Names
Moderator: Dr. Kimberly Cousins
Start Date
5-19-2016 4:40 PM
End Date
5-19-2016 5:00 PM
Abstract
This research was done due to the media’s overwhelming influence on the public. The increasing amount of stresses on the public, and the lack of healthy ways to release the stress can result in harm to the community. The purpose of this project was to see the pattern of abusive relationships between men and women. Methods: In order to discover those patterns, Google Trend searches were made using the key words abusive girlfriend and abusive boyfriend. Results: After, doing the research it showed specific months that had a higher search rate than others. Some months repeated a higher search rate year after year. For example, February, May, June, and September. Conclusion: Concluding findings, searching additional terms could have possibly produced slightly different results. As well as comparing the information to times that certain abusive related media came out to the public. Lastly, to add to the research it would be good to conduct an experiment that supports the relationship between media and abusive relationships.
The Public’s Concern over Abusive Relationships
RM 211
This research was done due to the media’s overwhelming influence on the public. The increasing amount of stresses on the public, and the lack of healthy ways to release the stress can result in harm to the community. The purpose of this project was to see the pattern of abusive relationships between men and women. Methods: In order to discover those patterns, Google Trend searches were made using the key words abusive girlfriend and abusive boyfriend. Results: After, doing the research it showed specific months that had a higher search rate than others. Some months repeated a higher search rate year after year. For example, February, May, June, and September. Conclusion: Concluding findings, searching additional terms could have possibly produced slightly different results. As well as comparing the information to times that certain abusive related media came out to the public. Lastly, to add to the research it would be good to conduct an experiment that supports the relationship between media and abusive relationships.