• Perceived threats and emotion toward people with mental Illness : a socifunctional application. 

  Lorona, Rosemond T., 1992- (2019-03-20)

  Mental illness stigma is a public health issue that researchers and clinicians seek to understand and reduce. Emotional reactions are an important component of mental illness stigma, yet current research lacks in identifying ...

• Assessing perceived support and countersupport with remembered interactions : validation of the inventory of perceived support and countersupport interactions. 

  Rivers, Alannah Shelby, 1996-; 0000-0001-8826-4606 (2019-03-20)

  Existing measures of support assess schemas of support, but specific perceptions of support are theoretically distinct and consequential for affective coping. Moreover, such perceptions can be decomposed into two independent ...

• The Pediatric Inventory for Parents : a systematic review of the psychometric properties and development of a short form. 

  Larson, Madeline, 1992- (2018-11-28)

  The Pediatric Inventory for Parents (PIP) is a measure of pediatric parenting stress. In the present study, a systematic review of the psychometric properties of the PIP was conducted to determine if it was appropriate to ...

• Probabilistic category learning and memory systems functioning in those at-risk for alcohol abuse. 

  Jia-Richards, Meilin, 1991-; 0000-0002-6810-1428 (2018-11-19)

  The transition from non-problematic to problematic drinking may be related to neuropsychological functioning, especially difficulties in memory functioning. The goal of this study was to examine declarative and non-declarative ...

• Exploring implicit anti-Arab prejudice and sociopolitical correlates through a minimal paradigm. 

  Martin, Stephen R., 1990-; 0000-0001-8085-2390 (2018-09-11)

  The present paper contains three studies exploring whether political icons with known ideologies (i.e., Bernie Sanders, Donald Trump) alter implicit prejudicial attitudes toward Arab and Chinese cultural groups. Using a ...

• A brief seizure prior to learning selectively impairs hippocampal learning and memory and is associated with alterations in PI3K/Akt/mTOR and FMRP signaling. 

  Holley, Andrew Jacob, 1990- (2018-06-11)

  Studies utilizing rodent models of acute seizures have indicated that a single brief seizure impairs retention of spatial and contextual memory. However, the timespan for which a solitary seizure can impact memory or which ...

• A multimethod examination of the relevance of executive control to disgust and mental contamination among female sexual assault survivors. 

  Clayson, Kelsi A., 1989- (2018-06-06)

  Sexual assault among women is a significant and ongoing public health problem in the United States, and studies indicate a particularly high prevalence of sexual assault among college-aged women. A large body of research ...

• Acculturative stress and obesity : the moderating role of emotional eating in a community sample of Latino/a adolescents. 

  Simmons, Stephanie Jernigan. 1991-; 0000-0002-9266-4343 (2018-07-20)

  Acculturating to American culture is often a stressful experience for Latino/a adolescents and has been associated with negative health outcomes and obesity. Previous research suggests that maladaptive coping increases the ...

• The effect of alcohol cue exposure on working memory in individuals with alcohol use disorder. 

  L`Esperance, Katherine R., 1991-; 0000-0002-7309-7312 (2018-06-24)

  Alcohol use disorder (AUD) represents a grave public health concern in the U.S. with high prevalence and relapse rates, and a major risk factor for relapse is inability to cope with cravings. A possible explanatory factor ...

• Music and suggestion : an exploration of the effects and mechanisms of an arts-based mind-body intervention for pain. 

  Johnson, Alisa J., 1980-; 0000-0003-4287-8703 (2018-07-16)

  Pain is a growing public healthcare challenge that affects millions each year. Despite recent scientific advances in the diagnosis and treatment of pain, pain is often undertreated. Undertreated pain is associated with ...

• A hypnosis intervention reduces anxiety among postmenopausal women with hot flashes : results from a randomized controlled trial. 

  Roberts, Rejena Lynae, 1990- (2018-07-13)

  Anxiety is common, yet under-treated, among women in menopause and postmenopause. This study examined the effect of a hypnotic intervention designed to reduce hot flashes, on anxiety levels of postmenopausal women. Anxiety ...

• The effects of authoritarian and benevolent God primes on societal values and moral concerns. 

  Yi, Daniel, 1993- (2018-07-26)

  The theorized relationship between religion and morality is explained, in part, as a function of the moral values that govern religious communities. Most religious faiths posit a divine agent that is controlling and willing ...

• The attention training technique and worry : testing theoretical underpinnings. 

  Wheless, Nancy Elizabeth, 1990- (2018-06-22)

  The attention training technique (ATT) is a component of metacognitive therapy for emotional disorders that is designed to reduce self-focused attention (SFA) and worry. SFA refers to the sustained focus on negative, ...

• Sex differences in ethanol-induced inhibition of hyperpolarization-activated current and excitability of amygdala neurons after traumatic stress. 

  Ornelas, Laura Christina, 1989-; 0000-0002-8957-8305 (2018-04-03)

  The basolateral amygdala (BLA) plays a vital role in integrating sensory information and establishing emotional salience of the environment. Ethanol potentiates GABAergic inhibition in BLA neurons, regulating excitatory ...

• Divorce-related parental concerns and outcomes from the perspectives of young adult children of divorced parents. 

  Coe, Elizabeth A., 1990- (2017-11-07)

  The current project sought to examine young adult children's perceptions of six types of concerns that parents may have during a divorce: concerns about power, malice, finances, esteem, child rejection, and custody. Three ...

• NS-Pten knockout mice show sex-and-age specific differences in ultrasonic vocalizations. 

  Binder, Matthew S., 1992- (2017-11-08)

  One signaling cascade that plays a crucial role in the development of an autistic-like phenotype is the PI3K/Akt/mTOR pathway. Mouse models that illustrate this connection include Fmr1, Tsc1, and NS-Pten deficient mice. ...

• Psychopathy, yawning, and vigilance. 

  Rundle, Brian Kelly, 1986- (2017-07-24)

  Psychopathy is characterized by a general antisocial lifestyle with behaviors including being selfish, manipulative, impulsive, fearless, callous, domineering, and particularly lacking in empathy. Contagious yawning in our ...

• Sleep quality as a moderator between self-control and the intention-behavior gap of diet and physical activity. 

  Kantor, Rachel M., 1986- (2017-06-15)

  Meta-analyses and weight regulation treatment studies found inconsistent direct relationships between cognitive self-control and complicated behaviors such as healthy diet and engagement in physical activity. Variability ...

• The differential roles of objective neuropsychological testing and self report measures in assessing neurocognitive impairment in relation to addiction severity among alcohol abusing individuals. 

  Hertzberg, Lauren C., 1977- (2017-01-26)

  Background: Individuals with varying levels of alcohol use severity may present with unique neuropsychological deficits. While some of these deficits are apparent, others may not be noticeable until challenged to utilize ...

• Mental health and the relationship with God : an attachment and internal working model perspective. 

  Hunter, William Marion, 1988- (2017-06-01)

  Religion and spirituality in the realm of mental health and coping have illustrated complex relationships and effects. The field has recognized a need to extend beyond religious affiliation and behaviors and investigate ...

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