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1	Understanding Factors Determining Early Termination from a Government Assistance Program for Maternal and Child Health: The Special Supplemental Nutrition Program for Women, Infants and Children (WIC) Panzera, Anthony Dominic 25 September 2014 (has links) The purpose of this dissertation is to understand why individuals enrolled in the Special Supplemental Nutrition Program for Women, Infants and Children (WIC) fail to retrieve food vouchers, miss WIC appointments, and become inactive in program components. In Kentucky, mothers who fail to pick up food instruments for 60 days are automatically terminated from the program. The specific research questions that guided this study are: (1) Which segments of enrollees are at greatest and least risks of nonparticipation in the WIC program? (2) How do predisposing, enabling and need characteristics impact WIC nonparticipation among eligible mothers? (3) How do WIC enrollees describe their experiences using WIC? (4) What do WIC enrollees report as reasons for nonparticipation while still eligible? Addressing these research questions will inform the development of practical outreach solutions specifically tailored for the purpose of mitigating nonparticipation in WIC and contribute to our understanding of the factors that deter eligible families from using government assistance programs like WIC. CHAID Focus Groups Nonparticipation Outreach Survival Analysis Public Health
2	A study of first-year students within The Ohio State University and the factors influencing nonparticipation in band programs at the collegiate level Stewart, Michael John 22 June 2007 (has links) No description available. Education, Music nonparticipation participation band college band instrumental music recruiting retention The Ohio State University first-year freshmen college band
3	Reasons for nonparticipation in sport by black learners at secondary school level Mchunu, Sanelisiwe Jean Audrey 30 June 2008 (has links) This study was aimed at finding reasons for nonparticipation in sport by black learners at secondary school level. It was carried out with a group of grade 9 to 12 learners who do not participate in sport at secondary schools in black townships. A nonparticipation in sport at secondary school level questionnaire was developed to measure the most important reasons for nonparticipation. Among the reasons learners cited were lack of sport facilities, political factors, social factors and factors related to self-image. Social circumstances were found to be intimately linked and overlapping with political circumstances. For learners coming from impoverished backgrounds, sport comes a very poor second. Based on the results of the study, a number of recommendations were made for education managers and sport administrators. Contributions of the study were highlighted and suggestions for further research made. / Educational Studies / M.Ed. (Guidance and Counselling) Exercise Motivation Gender Social factors Self-image Political factors Facilities Secondary school level Nonparticipation Physical activity Black learner Physical education Sport 796.0968 School sport -- South Africa
4	Reasons for nonparticipation in sport by black learners at secondary school level Mchunu, Sanelisiwe Jean Audrey 30 June 2008 (has links) This study was aimed at finding reasons for nonparticipation in sport by black learners at secondary school level. It was carried out with a group of grade 9 to 12 learners who do not participate in sport at secondary schools in black townships. A nonparticipation in sport at secondary school level questionnaire was developed to measure the most important reasons for nonparticipation. Among the reasons learners cited were lack of sport facilities, political factors, social factors and factors related to self-image. Social circumstances were found to be intimately linked and overlapping with political circumstances. For learners coming from impoverished backgrounds, sport comes a very poor second. Based on the results of the study, a number of recommendations were made for education managers and sport administrators. Contributions of the study were highlighted and suggestions for further research made. / Educational Studies / M.Ed. (Guidance and Counselling) Exercise Motivation Gender Social factors Self-image Political factors Facilities Secondary school level Nonparticipation Physical activity Black learner Physical education Sport 796.0968 School sport -- South Africa

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