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133 Table 46. Desire to Have a Peer as a Mentor Would like to have a peer as a mentor to meet on a regular basis Frequency Percent Valid Percent Cumulative Percent Valid Yes 147 49.7 65.3 65.3 No 78 26.4 34.7 100.0 Total 225 76.0 100.0 Missing 71 24.0 Total 296 100.0 When the data from Question C4 which asked, “Would you like to have a peer as a mentor to meet with on a regular basis?” was cross-tabulated with Question C5, “I have a peer as a spiritual mentor and am meeting with her on a regular basis,” Table 47 shows that of 225 respondents who answered both questions, 147 women already have a peer mentor. Of this group, forty-two (29%) would like an additional peer mentor and one hundred and two do not need an additional mentor who is a peer. Another seventyeight women students stated that they do not have a peer mentor and thirty-four of them (44%) stated they would like to have a peer mentor. Overall, about a third of the women students at DTS would be interested in having a peer mentor. Table 47. Cross-tabulation of *Desire for a Peer Mentor and Have a Peer Mentor Would like to have a peer as a mentor to meet on a regular basis * Have a peer as a spiritual mentor and meeting on a regular basis – cross-tabulation Count Have a peer as a spiritual mentor and meeting on a regular basis Yes No Total Would like to have a peer Yes 42 105 147 as a mentor to meet on a No 34 44 78 regular basis Total 76 149 225
134 Close Friendship(s) Question C9 addressed the need women students have for close Christian friends. It stated, “I have a close friend(s) to spend time with on a regular basis.” Of the 289 women who chose to answer this question, 236 (82%) said they have one or more close friends. Of concern was the fact that 53 of the respondents (18%) answered that they do not have a close friend (see Table 48). Table 48. Close Friend(s) Relationship Have a close friend(s) to spend time with regularly Frequency Percent Valid Percent Cumulative Percent Valid Yes 236 79.7 81.7 81.7 No 53 17.9 18.3 100.0 Total 289 97.6 100.0 Missing 7 2.4 Total 296 100.0 Abortion Table 49 reveals that seven female students who have had an abortion in the past still have painful emotions and thoughts in which they need help to address. Over half of the respondents (58%) chose not to respond to this question about abortion. It does not necessarily mean that none of these 172 women have had an abortion, but rather that none of them need help in dealing with negative emotions related to abortion. The survey did not ask how many women may have had an abortion.
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AN IDENTIFICATION AND ANALYSIS OF T
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DEDICATION Throughout my life signi
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10 A. B. Bruce, author of the clas
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14 Women are created in the image
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CHAPTER 2 PREVIOUS RESEARCH AND LIT
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28 shall come together purely and
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30 • letters, articles, books, o
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32 Literature Overview Over the ye
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34 who use the term. Brian William
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56 younger woman and help her to s
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60 experiences and offer encourage
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80 extracurricular activities and
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204 APPENDIX C SURVEY COVER LETTER
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