Butler--Adam B. (Psychology Faculty)
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Phone psychology Dausener--Josua (Student--2017) Northern Iowan 114:17, p.01 |
10/23/2017 | Smartphone use has risen. Professor of psychology Adam Butler discusses psychology, smartphones, and the increasing number of young people seeking help for psychological problems. Butler also comments on potential effects of the "highlight reel" comparison promoted by social media, and the differences between addiction when used to refer to smartphones versus drugs and alcohol. The article concludes with options on how to reduce smartphone use; photos. | |
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UNI employees victims of tax fraud: at least 53 reports of fraud have been filed by UNI Police Ta--Linh Mai (Student--2011) Northern Iowan 110:40, p.1 |
2/27/2014 | Fifty-three UNI employees have been victims of tax fraud this year. When they went to file their taxes, they received an error code that told them their social security number had already been used to file taxes. | |
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Professor researches balancing work, personal lives O'Loughlin--Emily (Student--2008) Northern Iowan 106:44, p.3 |
3/26/2010 | Adam Butler, professor of psychology, notes that new technologies, which allow people to stay in touch constantly, have blurred lines between work and personal life. Students are also working more hours to help pay expenses; photo. | |
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UNI professor addresses work-life issues; Strategies for living a more balanced life Public Relations News Release 2009:313, p.1 |
3/4/2010 | According to Adam Butler, a psychology professor, changes in the nature of the workforce and in work itself have resulted in a blurring of boundaries between work and family life. | |
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UNI Speakers Bureau serves Iowa's communities Public Relations News Release 2009:140, p.1 |
10/28/2009 | The Bureau serves Iowa's communities with moe than 200 presentations available to business and civic groups. The Speakers Bureau also includes a 2009-2010 Featured Speakers series showcasing presentations that are listed. | |
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Cancer survivors provide support and awareness Meyer--Patsy Ann (Student--2008) Northern Iowan 105:23, p.14 |
11/18/2008 | First gathering of cancer survivors based on brainstorming ways of supporting cancer victims and their families. A former professor and cancer survivor challenged the group to focus on other things than being a victim of cancer. | |
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UNI Alcohol Task Force assembled Public Relations News Release 2007:685, p.1 |
5/19/2008 | An alcohol task force has been established to reduce high-rish drinking and the associated negative consequences. Research shows excessive alcohol use leads to crime, injury, academic failure, poor health, addiction, and damage to reputation. | |
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CSBS Student Research Conference takes place April 12 at UNI Public Relations News Release 2007:574, p.1 |
4/10/2008 | The 15th annual CSBS Student research Conference will be held April 12. | |
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Balancing it all Public Relations News Release 2003:102, p.1 |
9/30/2002 | How to be happy at home and at work. | |
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Rudeness in the workplace Public Relations News Release 2001:4, p.1 |
7/9/2001 | Adam Butler talks what can be done within the office to help with this problem. | |
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Photo Old Gold 0:0, p.158 |
6/1/1916 | Members of the Philomathean Literary Society; photo. | |
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Photo Old Gold 0:0, p.159 |
6/1/1916 | Members of the Inter-Collegiate Debaters and the Inter-Society Debaters; photo. | |
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The Cap and Gown of Iowa State Teachers' College Old Gold 0:0, p.52 |
6/1/1911 | Officers and a brief look at activities for the year; organized this year for B. A. candidates; cartoon; photo. | |
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Society Normal Eyte 13:32, p.502 |
5/16/1903 | Aristos offer music and papers; Neos program hampered by rain; Orios hold debate; Shakes have musical program; Philos hold debate. |
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