Trauma, Oppression, and Resilience in Residents of Domestic Violence Shelters
This project includes several sub studies investigating a wide range of topics in residents of domestic violence shelters including oppression-based trauma, sexual violence as a function of partner status, empowerment, suicidality, resilience, survivor-defined practice, just-world beliefs, trauma-related shame, eating disorder symptomology, and impact of COVID-19.
Project Status: Data Collection Stage
Validation of Partner/Non-Partner version of the Sexual Experiences Survey (SES)
This project will evaluate the validity of an adapted version of the SES.
Project Status: Data Collection Stage
Creation of a Brief Measure of Empowerment
This project will conduct secondary data analyses with two data sets with residents of domestic violence shelters to create a briefer version of the Personal Progress Scale-Revised (PPS-R).
Project Status: Data Analysis
Reasons for Violence in College Students
This project will investigate measurement invariance in the Reasons for Violence Scale as a function of gender.
Project Status: Data Analysis
Predictors of IPV Perpetration in College Students
This project will investigate predictors of IPV Perpetration in college men and women.
Project Status: Data Analysis
Survival Sex in Residents of Domestic Violence Shelters
This project describes the incidence and correlates of survival sex in residents of domestic violence shelters.
Project Status: Manuscript Preparation/Submission
Race, Coping, and PTSD in Residents of Domestic Violence Shelters
This project will look at the role of coping in IPV-related PTSD symptoms as a function of race in residents of domestic violence shelters.
Project Status: Data Analysis/Manuscript Preparation
Intuitive Eating in Residents of Domestic Violence Shelters.
This project will investigate correlates of intuitive eating in residents of domestic violence shelters.
Project Status: Data Analysis/Manuscript Preparation
Race, Empowerment, and Disordered Eating in Residents of Domestic Violence Shelters.
This project will investigate the role of empowerment as a function of race in symptoms of disordered eating in residents of domestic violence shelters.
Project Status: Data Analysis/Manuscript Preparation
IPV, PTSD, and Disordered Eating in Residents of Domestic Violence Shelters
This study investigates the relationships between IPV severity, PTSD severity, and disordered eating among women IPV survivors residing in shelter.
Project Status: Under Review
The Role of Race, Social Support, Empowerment and Post-traumatic cognitions in Survivors of Intimate Partner Violence Symptoms of Post-traumatic Stress Disorder
This project evaluates the indirect effect of race on PTSD via social support, empowerment, and post-traumatic cognitions.