This project aims to examine whether factors associated with social networks, including social isolation and social norm perceptions, moderate the association between alcohol use and intimate partner aggression among low-income couples.
To understand the information, motivation, and behavioral skills needs of low-income individuals with type 2 diabetes and multilevel barriers and facilitators to engagement in self-management behaviors
This project aims to assess the digital storytelling intervention feasibility and preliminary effectiveness to promote prostate screening among Black men
This project aims to assess the digital storytelling intervention feasibility and preliminary effectiveness to promote COVID-19 vaccination.
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.
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.
Utilizing Empirical Ethics to Conceptualize Religion-Based Vaccine Hesitancy in the United States
We are conducting a research study to understand how pre-health students think about the intersection of religion and vaccination. We are recruiting current undergraduate pre-health Arizona Statue University (ASU) students who identify as Christian or Jewish and are at least 18 years old or older. Your insights could help inform future public health initiatives