Do Criminal Justice Undergraduate Students Exhibit Lower Levels of Empathy Compared to Other Liberal Arts Majors
Dashaunda Bohanon, Daryn Decuir, Nicholas Dinger, Cody Marciano, Ivory Myles, Paul Novak, Kenneth Ortiz, Jeremy Purchase, Stephan Saw, Joanna Vieya, Deandra Wilson, and Alejanro Zarate are Undergraduate students in the BA in Criminal Justice Program under the supervision of Ms. Caron Jacobson, Lecturer, College of Arts and Sciences
Abstract
This is a Criminal Justice Senior Seminar Project. The students explored the research question whether criminal justice undergraduate students exhibited lower levels of empathy compared to other undergraduate majors in the helping professions in liberal arts. Students created, disseminated, and collected data from a survey of GSU’s undergraduate liberal arts population. This presentation will consist of their preliminary findings.
Do Criminal Justice Undergraduate Students Exhibit Lower Levels of Empathy Compared to Other Liberal Arts Majors
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This is a Criminal Justice Senior Seminar Project. The students explored the research question whether criminal justice undergraduate students exhibited lower levels of empathy compared to other undergraduate majors in the helping professions in liberal arts. Students created, disseminated, and collected data from a survey of GSU’s undergraduate liberal arts population. This presentation will consist of their preliminary findings.