Social Sciences
teacher
100%
adolescent
64%
student
63%
education
53%
classroom
50%
childhood
45%
counselor
43%
American
41%
experience
40%
educator
40%
counseling
38%
Teaching
36%
disability
33%
learning
33%
social justice
33%
immigrant
30%
health
30%
Group
27%
empowerment
25%
food
24%
equity
24%
ethnic identity
23%
violence
23%
evaluation
23%
social support
23%
aggression
23%
gender
23%
infant
22%
dialogue
21%
time
21%
literature
19%
evidence
18%
nutrition
18%
curriculum
18%
literacy
18%
Mexico
18%
participation
17%
art
17%
supervision
17%
alcohol
17%
narrative
17%
special education
17%
leader
16%
interview
16%
instruction
16%
resources
16%
examination
16%
mental health
16%
charter
16%
English language
16%
marriage
16%
aesthetics
15%
responsibility
15%
leadership
15%
racism
15%
disability studies
15%
sexuality
14%
interaction
14%
self-regulation
14%
district
14%
young adult
14%
autism
13%
adolescence
13%
discourse
13%
inclusion
13%
drug use
13%
nicotine
13%
husband
12%
school grade
12%
chronic illness
12%
low income
11%
substance abuse
11%
human being
11%
argumentation
11%
self-efficacy
10%
coping
10%
well-being
10%
father
10%
minority
10%
reform
10%
planning
10%
action research
10%
regression
10%
national minority
10%
eating behavior
10%
public health
10%
discrimination
10%
wife
10%
nutrition situation
10%
self-determination
10%
student teacher
9%
exclusion
9%
trend
9%
performance
9%
segregation
9%
decision making
9%
divorce
9%
death
9%
AIDS
9%
aggressive behavior
9%
Medicine & Life Sciences
Students
85%
Child
59%
Counselors
58%
Education
55%
Counseling
44%
Breast Feeding
43%
Health
38%
Psychology
37%
Income
36%
Mothers
35%
Hispanic Americans
33%
African Americans
32%
Aggression
30%
Teaching
29%
Parents
28%
Exercise
28%
Food
28%
Mexico
28%
Learning
28%
African Continental Ancestry Group
27%
Social Support
25%
Interviews
24%
Sexual and Gender Minorities
23%
Mental Health
23%
Empowerment
23%
Esthetics
21%
Obesity
20%
Social Justice
20%
Vegetables
20%
Violence
20%
Art
19%
Sexual Behavior
18%
Food Supply
18%
Depression
18%
Self Efficacy
17%
Asian Americans
17%
Marriage
17%
Parenting
17%
HIV
16%
Alcohols
16%
Motivation
16%
Cohort Studies
16%
Fruit
16%
Young Adult
16%
Sexuality
15%
Problem Behavior
15%
Disabled Children
15%
Blood Pressure
14%
Research Personnel
14%
Racism
14%
Color
14%
Spouses
13%
Demography
13%
Fats
13%
European Continental Ancestry Group
13%
Personal Autonomy
13%
Focus Groups
12%
Public Health
12%
Confidence Intervals
12%
Intention
12%
Tobacco
12%
Poverty
12%
Parturition
12%
Eating
12%
Retirement
12%
Intimate Partner Violence
12%
Occupational Groups
12%
Loneliness
11%
Odds Ratio
11%
Social Networking
11%
Adolescent Behavior
11%
Diet
11%
Substance-Related Disorders
11%
Negotiating
11%
Workplace
11%
Self Concept
11%
Language
11%
Parental Leave
11%
Decision Making
11%
Activities of Daily Living
11%
Curriculum
11%
Mental Competency
10%
Prospective Studies
10%
Body Mass Index
10%
Special Education
10%
Gastric Bypass
10%
Emotions
10%
Health Services
10%
Zellweger Syndrome
10%
Observation
10%
Acculturation
10%
Meals
10%
Self-Control
10%
Codes of Ethics
10%
Population
9%
Ethics
9%
Cross-Sectional Studies
9%
Grounded Theory
9%
Pandemics
9%
Feeding Behavior
9%