Multiplicity of child maltreatment and biopsychosocial outcomes in young adulthood: the moderating role of resiliency characteristics among female survivors.

This study examined the moderating role of resiliency characteristics in the relationship between multiplicity of child maltreatment and biopsychosocial outcomes (i.e., psychological, physical, and interpersonal distress) in young adulthood.

In Their Own Words: A Content-Analytic Study of College Women's Resistance to Sexual Assault.

The purpose of this study was to utilize a mixed methodological approach to better understand the co-occurrence of perpetrator tactics and women's resistance strategies during a sexual assault and women's reflections on these experiences. College women were recruited from introductory psychology courses and completed both forced-choice response and open-ended survey questions for course credit. Content-analytic results of college women's written responses to an open-ended question suggested that women's resistance strategies generally mirrored the tactics of the perpetrator (e.

Women's reactions to interpersonal violence research: a longitudinal study.

This study assessed women's immediate and long-term reactions to completing self-report measures of interpersonal violence. College women completed surveys at the beginning and end of a 2-month academic quarter for course credit. Results showed that 7.

A qualitative analysis of college women's leaving processes in abusive relationships.

Objective: This study assessed the process of leaving an abusive dating relationship utilizing a qualitative design.

Methods: Participants included 123 college women in abusive dating relationships who participated at the beginning and end of a 10-week academic quarter.

Results: Qualitative content analyses were used to analyze the transcribed responses to an open-ended question about women's leaving processes over the interim period.

The mediating role of trauma-related symptoms in the relationship between sexual victimization and physical health symptomatology in undergraduate women.

Previous research suggests that posttraumatic stress symptomatology is a partial mediator of the relationship between sexual assault history in adolescence/adulthood and physical health symptomatology (e.g., Eadie, Runtz, & Spencer-Rodgers, 2008).

Veterans affairs primary care clinicians' attitudes toward chronic pain and correlates of opioid prescribing rates.

Objectives: The primary objective of this study was to identify veterans affairs (VA) primary care clinicians' attitudes regarding chronic pain treatment. A secondary objective was to explore relationships between clinician and practice characteristics and an objective measure of opioid prescribing rates.

Design: Cross-sectional study of clinician survey and pharmacy data.