Whitney jeter 1xbet sports betting, Ph.D. (2016)

Major Professor:

Dr. Patrick Knight

Title and Institution:

Assistant Professor, Fort Hays State University

Dissertation:

Investigating mindfulness and implementation planning as strategies that facilitate granting and seeking 1xbet sports betting behaviors among young adults

Abstract:

Previous research suggests that college-age students, namely first-year college individuals, are particularly prone to experience relational conflict. Interpersonal 1xbet sports betting has been well-documented as a variable that can reduce relational conflict among young adults. However, limited empirical research to date has explored the motivation and ability of college-age students to engage in 1xbet sports betting granting behaviors when they are the victim of an interpersonal conflict; this lack of empirical research is especially prevalent when considering the perpetrator’s perspective and why (motivation) and how (ability) perpetrators engage in 1xbet sports betting seeking behaviors following conflict.

Given this gap in previous research, the current dissertation assessed 1xbet sports betting granting and 1xbet sports betting seeking behaviors for victims and perpetrators of an interpersonal transgression, respectively. Using attitude and behavioral change models as theoretical guides, we exposed young adults to a message pertaining to reasons/motivations for why they should engage in 1xbet sports betting behaviors as well as two training techniques (i.e. mindfulness and implementation planning) that may promote the ability to express granting/seeking 1xbet sports betting . Study 1 focused on naturalistic, self-reported transgression experiences occurring within close relationships, while Study 2 focused on a standardized transgression experience occurring in a lab setting. Across these two studies, we found that participants who were exposed to reasons/motives for 1xbet sports betting as well as a mindfulness or implementation planning technique were more likely to engage in 1xbet sports betting grating/seeking behaviors than participants who were not exposed to this information. Furthermore, results suggest that the participants’ mood and attitudes toward 1xbet sports betting granting/seeking were enhanced by receiving both a message and a training technique. These results were especially pronounced for victims in the mindfulness training conditions for both Study 1 and Study 2. Overall, our results suggest that receiving both a message emphasizing motives/reasons for 1xbet sports betting as well as an easy to implement technique may assist young adults in alleviating severe interpersonal conflict (Study 1) as well as every day, slight transgressions (Study 2). The findings from Study 1 and Study 2 add unique knowledge to previous 1xbet sports betting literature and help to inform previous research about the process victims and perpetrators undergo when engaging in 1xbet sports betting following relational conflict.