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Most cited papers from Shelton State Community College

What are the most cited papers from Shelton State Community College?

The most cited paper from Shelton State Community College is "Worries with the Web: A Look at Student Use of Web Resources" (Deborah J. Grimes, Carl H. Boening, 2001), with 166 citations. Next come "Social Support and Health Promotion Lifestyles of Rural Women" (72) and "Xrays: A fuzzy expert system for qualitative XRD analysis" (8).

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1 Worries with the Web: A Look at Student Use of Web Resources Deborah J. Grimes, Carl H. Boening · College & Research Libraries Open access 2001 166
2 Social Support and Health Promotion Lifestyles of Rural Women Marsha Howell Adams, Andrea Bowden, D. Layne Humphrey et al. · Online Journal of Rural Nursing and Health Care Open access Feb 2000 72
3 Xrays: A fuzzy expert system for qualitative XRD analysis David K. Wright, C. L. Liu, Damian A. Stanley et al. · Computers & Geosciences Nov 1993 8
4 Modification of a Nutritional Questionnaire for Older Adults and the Ability of Its Knowledge and Attitude Evaluations to Predict Dietary Adequacy Susan E. Thomas, Olivia W. Kendrick, J. Mark Eddy · Journal of Nutrition for the Elderly 21 Dec 1990 7
5 The “Double‐Whammy”: How Cuts in State Appropriations and Federal Pell Grants Harm Rural Community College Students and the Institutions That Serve Them Jonathan Koh, Stephen G. Katsinas, Nathaniel J. Bray et al. · New Directions for Community Colleges Sep 2019 6
6 9. A Fuzzy Expert System for Thin-Section Mineral Identification Jianyin Fang, H. C. Chen, David K. Wright · Society of Exploration Geophysicists eBooks Book chapter 1991 6
7 Learning Context and Perceptions of Problem-Based Learning: A Marketing Course Project at a Community College C. Ted Major, Claire Howell Major, Claire H. Major et al. · Community College Journal of Research and Practice 21 Jun 2013 4
8 Writing Apprehension and Academic Achievement Among Undergraduate Honors Students Carl H. Boening, Lara Anderson Miller · Journal of College Orientation Transition and Retention Open access 2019 4
9 Cardiovascular Disease Risk Factors Among Rural Dwelling Older African American Women Mudasir Saleem Andrabi, Mercy Ngosa Mumba, Betty A. Key et al. · Online Journal of Rural Nursing and Health Care Open access May 2024 2
10 Examining the Employment Profile of Institutions Under the Mission-Driven Classification System and the Impact of Collective Bargaining Louis Shedd, Stephen G. Katsinas, Nathaniel J. Bray · Journal of Collective Bargaining in the Academy Open access 16 Mar 2020 2
11 Tackling Difficult Conversations: Student-Athletes, Mental Health, and Emerging Technology Todd Fraley, Stacy M. Warner, Christine Wilson et al. · Journal of Athlete Development and Experience Open access Jul 2020 2
12 Unionization and Monetary Compensation at America’s Access Institutions: Assessing the Impact of Frames That Do or Do Not Consider Geography Louis Shedd, Stephen G. Katsinas, Nathaniel J. Bray · Educational Policy 22 Nov 2017 2
13 Teaching Principles of Assessment, Data Collection, and Prioritization: Using a Case Scenario Vicki Hannah, JoAnn S. Oliver · Journal of Nursing Education Apr 2011 2
14 A Frame-Based Expert System to Identify Minerals in Thin Section David K. Wright, Dennis N. Stanley, H.C. Chen et al. · Elsevier eBooks Book chapter 1990 2
15 Research Panel: Examining the Employment Profile of Institutions Under the Mission-Driven Classification System and the Impact of Collective Bargaining Nathaniel J. Bray · Journal of Collective Bargaining in the Academy Open access 26 Sep 2018 1
16 Disparities in Unmet Student Financial Need at Public Community Colleges Jonathan Koh, Stephen G. Katsinas, Nathaniel J. Bray et al. · Community College Journal of Research and Practice 15 Dec 2020 1
17 On eternal domination and Vizing-type inequalities Keith Driscoll, William F. Klostermeyer, Elliot Krop et al. · AKCE International Journal of Graphs and Combinatorics Open access 24 Apr 2020 1
18 THE WAY I SEE IT: Librarians in cyberspace Deborah J. Grimes · College & Research Libraries News Open access Apr 2000 1
19 An Analysis of the Use of Technology in Teaching Developmental Mathematics Camille Cochrane, Ben F. Eller, Beth H. Jones · Journal of Educational Technology Systems Jun 1992 1
20 Culturally Relevant Heart Health Program for Older African American Women of Rural Areas Mudasir Saleem Andrabi, Betty Key, Kelvin Ovabor et al. · Journal of Transcultural Nursing 21 Aug 2026 0
21 Understanding stroke caregiving in rural contexts: a qualitative study of family caregivers’ cultural values, coping behaviors, and technology use Mudasir Saleem Andrabi, Kunwal Scott, Betty Key et al. · Frontiers in Neurology Open access 9 Jun 2026 0
22 Hypertension Self-Management and Stroke Recovery Among Rural Adults in the Stroke Belt: A Mixed-Methods Study Mudasir Saleem Andrabi, Betty A. Key, RN Chaitali Dagali et al. · Rehabilitation Nursing Open access Sep 2026 0
23 Double‐Headed Nanosystem‐Curcumin Therapy Ameliorates Hepatic Stress and Ocular Complications of Diabetes Raghu Ganugula, Meenakshi Arora, Dianxiong Zou et al. · The FASEB Journal May 2021 0
24 Dance Education Certification in Alabama Lisa E. Gibbs · Journal of Dance Education 3 Apr 2019 0
25 Library instruction the cooperative way Deborah J. Grimes · College & Research Libraries News Open access Dec 1994 0
26 The Efficacy of Weight-Loss Clinics: An Issue in Consumer Health Education Susan E. Thomas · Health Education Mar 1988 0

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