Publications by authors named "C Hackman"

To qualitatively explore the multifaceted impacts of the early months of the COVID-19 pandemic on the lives of American university students. Undergraduate students in general education courses at a mid-sized public Western U.S.

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Sexual violence is framed along a continuum that includes (but is not limited to) sexual harassment and sexual assault. While a few studies have evaluated students' predispositions and orientations around engaging in bystander intervention (BI) to prevent sexual assault, little has been done for preventing sexual harassment. The purpose of this study was to evaluate theory-based differences in college students' willingness to engage in BI for preventing either sexual assault or sexual harassment.

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LINE-1 (L1) retroelements have retained their ability to mobilize. Mechanisms regulating L1 mobility include DNA methylation in somatic cells and the piRNA pathway in the germline. During preimplantation stages of mouse embryonic development, however, both pathways are inactivated leading to a window necessitating alternate means of L1 regulation.

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Bystander interventions (BIs) primarily focus on increasing a sense of community and responsibility among students. This study examined moral norms as a determinant of intentions towards BI, within the Theory of Planned Behavior (TPB). College students at two universities (n = 291) completed an online survey measuring TPB constructs (e.

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Across three studies, we develop a model of the direct and indirect paths through which the perceived prevalence (perceived descriptive norms [PDN]) of intimate partner violence (IPV) among peers may influence individuals' likelihood of engaging in IPV. Study 1 replicated and extended previous cross-sectional research by demonstrating a positive longitudinal association between PDN and subsequent IPV perpetration. Study 2 further showed the influence of PDN on IPV perpetration to be mediated through its relation to perceived peer acceptance of IPV (perceived injunctive norms [PIN]), which in turn predicted personal IPV acceptance.

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