Past Research
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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Lori Rhudy (Co-PI)
Megan Petrov (Co-PI)
Mayo Clinic and ASU Alliance for Health Care: Collaborative Research Seed Grant Program
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This pilot study will test the expanded SleepWell24, to increase CPAP adherence among stroke survivors with OHS.
Sunny Kim
Linda Larkey
ASU Institute for Social Science Research
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This work aims to examine the potential of HRVB as a "priming" experience to optimize the effects of story viewing by focusing patients' skills and experience on HRV to reduce emotional distress.
Gabe Shaibi and Allison Williams
Dignity Health Arizona division’s Community Grants Program
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The Dignity Health Arizona division’s Community Grants Program award to support “!Viva! – A Family Centered Obesity and Diabetes Prevention Program.” For more than a decade, the YMCA, SVdP, and ASU have successfully collaborated to develop, test, refine, and expand diabetes prevention programs for children and families. Engaging St. Joseph’s outpatient pediatrics clinic, which is part of the Dignity Health Medical Group, as an active partner with a clinical population will increase the potential for impact of the collaboration to reduce diabetes risk and improve quality of life for high-risk pediatric patients.
Aaida A. Mamuji (York University Co-Leader)
Angela Chia-Chen Chen(Co-Leader)
National Science Foundation-funded Social Science Extreme Events Research Network and the CONVERGE facility at the Natural Hazards Center at the University of Colorado Boulder
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This COVID-19 Working Group for Public Health and Social Sciences Research is interested in issues of stigma, fear, discrimination, and backlash in light of COVID-19, as well as social countermeasures and emergency management actions that can be taken to address them. The group’s broad scope includes research interest in Sinophobia, stigma faced by frontline workers and those that have tested positive, compounded by discrimination experienced by those already marginalized, and the role played by culture and social media.
Angelone
Kelly Cue Davis (Consultant)
NIH/NIAAA
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Goal: Dating and sexual network app will assist the understanding of factors associated with sexual violence risk, but also serve as a useful step in creating tools to enhance prevention efforts in susceptible population.
Shelby Langer
Edson College Center for Innovation in Healthy and Resilient Aging Faculty Scholar Award
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Aims are to test feasibility of recruitment and data collection among 30 older adult spouse pairs and to examine intra- and inter-personal associations between indicators of relationship functioning (relationship satisfaction, communication, intimacy) and gut microbiota composition and diversity.
Elizabeth Reifsnider
ASU Institute for Social Science Research (ISSR)
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This project aims to determine the professional quality of life, resilience, selfefficacy, and stress of nurses nationally and internationally during the pandemic. Findings will elucidate impacts of the virus on members of this critical work force. Knowledge gained will inform planning by healthcare leadership to promote resilience and self-efficacy among health care workers and also to prevent fatigue, burnout and illness.
Mitch Kirwan
Kelly Cue Davis
ASU Institute for Social Science Research
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Research will examine which emotion regulation strategies may be associated with sexually aggressive intentions.