Past Research
Sunny Kim & Alexis Koskan
Sunny Kim (MPI)
Arizona Biomedical Research Centre Grant
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This project aims to assess the digital storytelling intervention feasibility and preliminary effectiveness to promote prostate screening among Black men
Julia Hammett
ASU Institute of Social Sciences Research
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This mixed-methods study aimed to understand service needs, preferences, and barriers to seeking these services among couples living with low incomes who experience alcohol related intimate partner aggression.
Sunny Kim & Alexis Koskan
Sunny Kim (MPI)
NIH/NICHD
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This project aims to assess the digital storytelling intervention feasibility and preliminary effectiveness to promote COVID-19 vaccination.
Julia Hammett
ASU Institute of Social Sciences Research
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This study examined how intimate partners influence one another and how these dynamics might be related to their risk of alcohol-facilitated intimate partner aggression.
Dara James
Linda Larkey
ASU Institute for Social Sciences Research
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The project will enroll mid-life adults with obesity to participate in a remotely delivered intervention to improve cognitive function and reduce risk factors for obesity-related diseases.
Angela Chia-Chen Chen
Sigma Theta Tau International Grant
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The purpose of this study is to conduct timely and time-sensitive research that examines how racial/ethnic discrimination toward our target populations amid COVID-19 has negatively impacted their preventive behaviors, health and healthcare seeking behaviors, including vaccination intent and uptake.
Blayney
Kelly Cue Davis (Co-Mentor)
NIH/NIAAA
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The goal of the proposed research is to develop and test a specialized web-based intervention to reduce alcohol-related sexual risk behaviors among young women with sexual victimization histories, a high-risk and underserved group. (K99)
Angela Chia-Chen Chen
ASU Edson College PhD Program Seed Grant
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Linda Larkey
Sunny Kim (Co-I)
Edson Discovery Pilot Awards for Dementia Caregiving
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To examine feasibility of implementing a heart rate variability biofeedback (HRVB) intervention and a music listening control with AD family caregivers.
Shelby Langer; Nandita Khera
Mayo Clinic and ASU Seed Grant Program
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This project will study the feasibility of an exercise intervention involving people undergoing cancer treatment for a hematologic malignancy along with their caregiver. The study will also look at the use of a new, wearable device to track steps and assess communication between partners.