Peter Reuter

Associate Professor

Florida Gulf Coast University

United States

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Peter Reuter is an Associate Professor at Florida Gulf Coast University in the United States. His research areas include student health behaviors, the impact of mindfulness practices on academic performance, and the correlation between hypermobility and chronic pain. He has authored several articles that explore the effects of living arrangements on health and academic outcomes, as well as the attitudes of health professions students towards complementary and alternative medicine.

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Valerie Weiss

Associate Professor

Florida Gulf Coast University

UNITED STATES

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Florida Gulf Coast University

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Do Mindful Breathing Exercises in the Classroom have a Positive Impact on Student Anxiety and Testing Experience?

Undergraduate Research Experiences Grow Career-Ready Transferable Skills

Is there a correlation between hypermobility of the spine and chronic neck/back pain in young adults?

Do college students’ living arrangements affect their health behaviors and academic performance?

A longitudinal study of the impact of COVID-19 restrictions on students’ health behavior, mental health and emotional well-being

Health Professions Students’ Knowledge of and Attitude toward Complementary and Alternative Medicine

Experience With, Knowledge of, and Attitudes Toward Complementary and Alternative Medicine Among Pre-Nursing and Nursing Students

Joint hypermobility and musculoskeletal injuries in a university-aged population

Can Mindfulness Practice Improve Short-term Retention in a Science Course?

Student health behavior and academic performance

Low-Stakes vs. No-Stakes Practice Exams in Anatomy and Physiology Classes: Which One Works Better?

The influence of eating habits on the academic performance of university students.

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Valerie Weiss

Rob Sillevis

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