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Welcome to my HSS 226 Web site!Be sure to take my survey. It will only take a few minutes. Throughout history, people have looked for ways to get maximal gain for minimal effort. For example, many athletes have used steroids to illegally enhance sport performance. There was such an overwhelming number of steroid users at the 1972 Olympics that the problems and controversies created at that time remain unresolved today. Locus of control is a construct that describes the extent to which one feels empowered to affect what happens to him/her. An individual can have either an internal or external locus of control. For example, an individual with an external locus of control may feel their actions and lifestyle habits will have little effect on their health status whereas an individual with an internal locus of control may feel their actions and lifestyle habits will directly affect their health status. The purpose of this website is to determine if there is an association between locus of control and steroid usage. Preliminary Results: not yet approved
Disclaimer This Survey has been placed on line as part of an assignment for a computer applications class (HSS 226) at the University of Dayton (UD). Your participation in completing this survey is voluntary. All surveys are taken anonymously. It is important that you respond to the survey items as truthfully as possible. By completing this survey, you will contribute to the educational experience of a UD student, Jackie Hicks. This survey provides Jackie with an educational experience of building a website, creating a forms page, and subsequently working with the resulting response sets in a spreadsheet. The survey questions you are about to answer have been taken from the following sources:
Part One of the
Survey (questions 6-7 and 9-15) is from Questions 1-5 were designed by me, Jackie Hicks in order to learn more about the user. I feel my use of these questions is covered by the "educational fair use" policy (http://www.libraries.psu.edu/mtss/fairuse/guidelines.html). Full credit for ownership of the intellectual property contained within this survey is given to the authors of the survey questions. The UD student and instructor do not assume any credit for authorship or intellectual property for survey questions unless it is specifically stated above that the student(s) authored the questions. The instructor did not author any questions. The course instructor is Dr. C. Jayne Brahler, and she can be contacted at brahler@udayton.edu if you have any questions.
Contacts: Jackie Hicks Dr. Jayne Brahler jayne.brahler@notes.udayton.edu
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This site was last updated 12/13/07
