Kimberly R. McBride
Associate Professor
at Washington State University (WSU), Pullman
📚 Associate Professor and Co-director at College of Veterinary Medicine
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Pullman, Washington, United States
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Kimberly R. McBride is an Associate Professor at Washington State University, specializing in public health and women’s and gender studies. She is currently based in Pullman, Washington, where she serves as the Director of Academic Programs and Student Success in the Public Health department. McBride has a long-standing career in academia, with expertise in areas such as sexual and reproductive health, diversity and inclusion, and public health advocacy.
Her educational background includes a PhD in Public Health from Indiana University Bloomington, and a Master’s degree in Counseling Psychology from Humboldt State University. Throughout her career, McBride has focused on teaching, conducting qualitative research, and advocating for women’s and reproductive health rights. She has also worked at several universities, including Central Washington University and the University of Toledo, where she contributed to both teaching and administration. At the University of Toledo, McBride held roles as an Associate Professor in Women’s and Gender Studies, as well as a part-time Inclusion Officer, where she promoted diversity, equity, and inclusion initiatives. Additionally, she has experience as an Assistant Professor in Public Health and a faculty member in several other roles, which have provided her with a rich understanding of higher education systems and the needs of students.
In her current role at Washington State University, McBride has continued to shape the public health program by promoting student success, fostering community engagement, and providing leadership in academic settings. She also plays a significant part in mentoring students and developing policies that support the wellbeing of students, particularly in the context of public health education.
McBride is highly active within the professional public health community. She currently serves as the Chair of the Sexual and Reproductive Health (SRH) Section of the American Public Health Association (APHA), where she leads initiatives focused on reproductive justice, sexual health advocacy, and inclusive discussions around public health. McBride’s work is characterized by her commitment to creating safe spaces for open, judgment-free conversations and discussions surrounding reproductive rights. She has been involved in organizing events like the APHA's Safe Space meeting, where individuals passionate about reproductive justice can come together to share experiences and support each other in their advocacy.
In addition to her involvement in academic and professional settings, McBride is a strong advocate for diversity and inclusion. Her work frequently intersects with issues related to gender equality, public health, and social justice. She has held leadership positions that emphasize the importance of inclusive policies and practices within educational institutions and the broader public health field.
McBride’s research interests include qualitative research methods, sexual and reproductive health, and the social determinants of health. She is particularly focused on issues of reproductive justice and how public health policies can be used to support vulnerable populations. Her work extends beyond the classroom, as she is actively involved in community-building efforts and promoting solidarity among like-minded advocates.
Overall, Kimberly R. McBride is a dedicated academic leader and advocate for reproductive justice, diversity, and public health, with a wealth of experience that allows her to contribute meaningfully to both her academic community and the broader field of public health.
Skills & Expertise
Program Development
Public Health Education
Student Mentorship
Student Mentorship
Public Health Advocacy
Academic Leadership
Policy Development
Sexual Health Advocacy
Reproductive Health Research
Gender Equality Initiatives
Qualitative Research Methods
Reproductive Justice Leadership
Community Building
Health Equity Advocacy
Vulnerable Populations
Qualitative Research
Training
Diversity & Inclusion
University Teaching
Strategic Communications
Research Interests
Qualitative research
Community Engagement
Social Determinants of Health
Sexual Behavior
Sexual Health
Sexualities
Reproductive Justice
Public Health Advocacy
Diversity and Inclusion
Gender Equality
Student Success and Support
Women's and Gender Studies
Health Education Leadership
Vulnerable Populations
Social Justice Initiatives
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💼 Experience
Associate Professor
Washington State University (WSU), Pullman
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July 2024 -
Present
- Associate Professor, Director of Academic Programs & Student Success, Public Health
Inclusion Officer
The University of Toledo (UT)
·
August 2014 -
July 2024
Assistant Professor, Public Health
Central Washington University (CWU)
·
March 2012 -
June 2014
Adjunct Assistant Professor
Indiana University (IU)
·
January 2008 -
December 2012
🎓 Education
Indiana University (IU)
Ph.D. in
Public Health
· 2006
California State Polytechnic University, Humboldt
M.A in
Counseling Psychology
· 2000
California State University, Sacramento (CSUS)
B.A. in
Psychology
· 1997
🏆 Awards & Achievements (1)
🏆 Presidential Recognition Award
Awarded by: University of Toledo || Year:
2021
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📚 Publications (40)
Journal: International Journal of Sexual Health
• September 2008
The purpose of the study was to assess the psychometric properties of the Compulsive Sexual Behavior Inventory (CSBI) and its relations with sexual behaviors and their outcomes. Data were collected fr...
Sexual Compulsivity
Compulsive Sexual Behavior Inventory (CSBI)
Young Adults
Sexual Health
Sexual Risk Behavior
Psychometric Properties
Internal Consistency
Construct Validity
Criterion-Related Validity
Negative Outcomes
Unprotected Sex
Sexual Behavior Inventory
Sexual Risk Assessment
Sexual Health Programs
Behavioral Prediction
Sexual Risk Management
Risk Prediction Tools
Sexual Health Interventions
Sexuality Research
Sexual Behavior Analysis
Journal: American Journal of Men's Health
• September 2007
This study aimed to identify possible correlates of putting condoms on after sex has begun and taking them off before sex has ended among male patients of an urban, public sexually transmitted disease...
Condoms
Men
Sexually Transmitted Diseases (STDs)
Prevention
Public Health
Condom Use Errors
Condom Fit and Feel
Condom Motivation
Sexual Health
Health Education
Counseling
Condom Brands
Condom Sizes
Erection Loss
Safe Sex Practices
Urban Public STD Clinic
Penile-Vaginal Intercourse
STD
Journal: Sexually Transmitted Infections
• October 2010
Background Condom use is a key part of sexually transmitted infection (STI) prevention for young men. Yet little is known about how younger adolescent boys initially learn about and use condoms. We ex...
Condoms
Adolescence
Males
Sexually Transmitted Diseases (STDs)
Sexual Behavior
Development
Condom Use
Sexual Health
STI Prevention
Pregnancy Prevention
Adolescent Boys
Family Influence
Condom Perceptions
Condom Acquisition
Condom Practice
Developmental Stages
Sexual Experience
Sexual Education
Adolescent Health
Condom Exploration
Journal: AIDS Patient Care and STDs
• October 2010
The study examined willingness to engage in patient-delivered partner screening (PDPS) and preferences for expedited partner services (EPS). Forty urban U.S. sexually transmitted infection (STI) clini...
Patient-Delivered Partner Screening (PDPS)
Expedited Partner Services (EPS)
Sexual Health
Partner Trust
STI Screening
Patient-Partner Relationship
PDPT Barriers
Sexual Partner Communication
Privacy Concerns
Screening Kit Packaging
STI Stigma
Health Convenience
Sexual Health Improvement
PDPS Challenges
Partner Trust Enhancement
Mixed-Methods Interviews
Journal: Journal of HIV/AIDS & Social Services
• October 2008
Data were collected from 102 psychotherapists providing mental health care to individuals living with HIV at a mental health clinic in the Southeastern United States, for the purpose of assessing the...
HIV
Mental Health Care
Therapy Duration
Psychotherapists
Mental Health Issues
Mental Health Disorders
HIV Diagnosis
Mental Health Services
Psychotherapy
Mental Health Providers
HIV Social Services
Mental Health Training
Therapeutic Orientation
Counseling
HIV-related Organizations
Journal: APHA's 2018 Annual Meeting & Expo (Nov. 10 - Nov. 14)
• November 2018
State Tested Nursing Assistants (STNAs) within for-profit skilled nursing facilities (SNFs) are integral direct care
workers providing care to the growing older adult population. For-profit SNFs cont...
Retention of Nursing Assistants
Skilled Nursing Facilities
For-Profit SNFs
State Tested Nursing Assistants (STNAs)
Self-Determination Theory
Psychosocial Well-Being
Basic Psychological Needs (BPN) Fulfillment
Organizational Citizenship Behavior
Affective Commitment
Workplace Motivation
Quality Care
Autonomy
Teamwork
Supervisor-Employee Relationships
Recruitment and Retention
Workforce Stability
Aging Population
Health Care Workforce
Organizational Involvement
Journal: APHA 2017 Annual Meeting & Expo (Nov. 4-Nov. 8)
• November 2017
One of the first actions of the new US Administration was to reinstate the Mexico City Policy, also referred to as the global gag rule. The global gag rule refers to a policy blocking funding to NGOs...
Mexico City Policy
Global Gag Rule
US Administration
Abortion Rights
NGOs
Contraception
Reproductive Health Services
Global Health
Policy Expansion
Public Health
Diversity in Leadership
Responsive Policies
Leadership in Aid
Public Health Perspective
Reproductive Health Access
Journal: APHA 2017 Annual Meeting & Expo (Nov. 4-Nov. 8)
• November 2017
BACKGROUND: Disparities in infant mortality may remain unchanged due to a variety of factors, specifically prenatal care. Prenatal care has been an entry point to the health care system. To improve pr...
Path-Model Validation
Prenatal Care
Adherence
Infant Mortality
Patient-Provider Communication
Theoretical Framework
Motivation
Shared Decision-Making
Trust
Distrust
Self-Efficacy
Cultural Competency
Perceived Discrimination
Patient Satisfaction
Community Clinics
Health Systems
Path Analysis
Health Disparities
Journal: APHA 2017 Annual Meeting & Expo (Nov. 4-Nov. 8)
• November 2017
Several studies have documented variations in the labeling of behaviors as having “had sex.” Most of these
studies have been limited to penile-vaginal intercourse, penile-anal intercourse, manual pen...
Labeling Anal Behaviors
Sex Categorization
Heterosexual Women
Penile-Anal Intercourse
Manual-Anal Stimulation
Oral-Anal Contact
Sex Toys
Sexual Pleasure
Intimacy
Technical Virginity
Legitimacy of Sex
Focus Groups
Thematic Analysis
Sexual Health Literature
Risk Assessment
Behavioral Categorization
Anal Behavior
Sexual Labeling
Non-Intercourse Sex
Sexual Categorization
Pleasure
Sexual Beliefs
Public Health
Sexual Health Research
Sexual Identity
Erotic Perception
Fantasy
Sex Position
Role Play
Unsafe Sex
Masturbation
BDSM
Kink
Sexual Exploration
Gagged
Sexual Behavior
Health Education
Non-Intercourse Sex
Heterosexual
Sexual Health
Virginity
Journal: APHA 2017 Annual Meeting & Expo (Nov. 4-Nov. 8)
• November 2017
BACKGROUND: Access to prenatal care is an important determinant of successful pregnancy outcomes. A barrier to prenatal care may be poor provider communication. Unfortunately, there is very limited re...
Prenatal Care
Provider Communication
Patient Satisfaction
Qualitative Study
Pregnant Women
Decision-Making
Continuity of Care
Referral for Resources
Information Sources
Health Care System
Prenatal Health Care
Face-to-Face Interviews
Thematic Analysis
Satisfaction Influences
Communication Practices
Ohio
Prenatal Care Improvement
Journal: APHA 2017 Annual Meeting & Expo (Nov. 4-Nov. 8)
• November 2017
Over one million Americans utilize skilled nursing facilities (SNFs) annually. Nursing assistants (NAs) are the direct care workers within these facilities. Low retention and high turnover among NAs t...
Skilled Nursing Facilities (SNFs)
Nursing Assistants (NAs)
Intent to Stay
Retention
Turnover
Conceptual Framework
Qualitative Study
Face-to-Face Interviews
Basic Psychological Needs
Physical Health
Psychosocial Well-being
Organizational Commitment
Caring Relationships
Occupational Injury
Workplace Support
Recognition
Quality of Care
Continuity of Care
Vulnerable Populations
Workforce
Midwestern United States
Journal: APHA 2017 Annual Meeting & Expo (Nov. 4-Nov. 8)
• November 2017
Background: Sexual violence against women is a significant public health problem that impacts reproductive
health. In 2015, approximately 1 in 5 women were victims of completed or attempted rape. The...
Sexual Violence
Non-voluntary Intercourse
Contraception Use
Female Reproductive Health
Public Health
National Survey for Family Growth (NSFG)
Logistic Regression Analysis
Barrier Methods
Hormonal Contraceptives
Long-acting Reversible Contraceptives (LARC)
Reproductive Autonomy
Sexual Violence Survivors
Power and Control
Sexual Health
Women's Health
Health Disparities
Trauma-informed Care
Journal: APHA 2016 Annual Meeting & Expo (Oct. 29 - Nov. 2, 2016)
• November 2016
Background: Research has consistently found variable levels of HPV awareness and knowledge among adults in the US, with men and racial/ethnic minorities consistently demonstrating lower average levels...
HPV Awareness
HPV-Associated Cancers
HPV Vaccine
HINTS 4 Cycle 4
US Adults
Racial/Ethnic Disparities
Gender Disparities
Cancer-Related Knowledge
Vaccine-Related Knowledge
Stata 13
Regression Analysis
Educational Campaigns
Sexual Health Promotion
Men
Racial/Ethnic Minorities
Asian Populations
Cervical Cancer
Anal Cancer
Oral Cancer
Penile Cancer
Journal: 2015 APHA Annual Meeting & Expo (Oct. 31 - Nov. 4, 2015)
• November 2015
Background: Research suggests that HPV knowledge does not always translate into screening behavior. Among both men and women, additional factors such as perceived cancer susceptibility and the extent...
Cancer Prevention and Screening
Prevention
Factors Associated with Cancer Screening
Cervical Cancer Screening
Colorectal Cancer Screening
HPV Knowledge
Perceived Cancer Susceptibility
Cancer Fatalism
Pap Test
HINTS 4 Cycle 3
Stata 13
Multiple Regression Analysis
Screening Behavior
Public Health Education
Gender Differences
Health Beliefs
Cancer Survivability
Behavioral Health
Screening Decision-Making
Women’s Health
Men’s Health
Journal: Archives of Sexual Behavior
• November 2007
The goal of this study was to improve our understanding of men’s sexual response and its components as well as the factors or types of situations that men describe as facilitating or interfering with...
Sexual Arousal
Sexual Desire
Sexual Response Models
Gender Differences
Men
Arousal Cues
Cognitive Cues
Affective Cues
Physical Cues
Genital Cues
Nongenital Cues
Sexual Response
Facilitators of Arousal
Inhibitors of Arousal
Variability in Arousal
Gender Differences in Arousal
Journal: The Science of Diabetes Self-Management and Care
• May 2019
Purpose
This study examined weight loss behavior and the prevalence of hyperglycemia unawareness (unknown high blood glucose) after gestational diabetes mellitus (GDM), within a nationally, represent...
Predictors of Health-Protective Behavior
Glycemia
Gestational Diabetes
NHANES
Weight Loss Behavior
Hyperglycemia Unawareness
A1C
Health Care Access
Provider Communication
Physical Activity
Depression
Health Disparities
Diabetes Screening
Self-Care Behaviors
Psychosocial Factors
Hispanic Women
Non-Hispanic Black Women
Diabetes Education
AADE-7TM
Journal: Sexual Health & Compulsivity
• May 2008
The purpose of the study was to assess the psychometric properties of the Sexual Compulsivity Scale (SCS) and its relations with sexual behaviors and their associated outcomes. Data were collected fro...
Sexual Compulsivity Scale (SCS)
Sexual Behavior
Young Adults
Psychometric Properties
Internal Consistency
Construct Validity
Criterion-Related Validity
Logistic Regression
Negative Outcomes
Unprotected Sexual Intercourse
Sexual Health Programs
Predictive Validity
Sexual Risk Behaviors
Mental Health
Sexual Health Assessment
Journal: The Journal of Sex Research
• March-2010
Little research addresses the role of anal sexuality and anal sexual behaviors as a widely practiced but relatively less frequent element of a heterosexual sexual repertoire. However, the importance o...
Heterosexual anal sexuality
Anal sex behaviors
Sexual health
Anal intercourse
Sexual practices
Epidemiological studies
Clinical research
Sexual repertoire
Public health
Risk behaviors
Sexual exploration
Intimate relationships
Sexual well-being
Behavioral research
Sexual diversity
Reproductive health
Sexual behavior studies
Anal sex
Journal: Alzheimers and Dementia
• March 2025
Background
Multi-sensory interventions utilizing technological elements (e.g. projectors, robotics) create opportunities for increased engagement and well-being among nursing home residents with deme...
Multi-Sensory Technology
Dementia
Nursing Home Residents
Control Conditions
Usual Care
Problem Behaviors
Engagement
Well-being
Technological Interventions
Experimental Design
Quasi-Experimental Design
Data Collection
Recall of Behaviors
Personalized Gardening
Reporting Practices
Study Design
Intervention Efficacy
Journal: Handbook of Sexuality-Related Measures
• March 2020
Jealousy has been defined as a negative response to the actual, imagined, or expected emotional, and particularly sexual, involvement of one’s partner with someone else (eg, Buunk, 1991), and has been...
Jealousy
Negative Response
Emotional Involvement
Sexual Involvement
Multidimensional Phenomenon
Reactive Jealousy
Preventive Jealousy
Possessive Jealousy
Mate Guarding
Behavioral Jealousy
Anxious Jealousy
Obsessive Focus
Cognitive Process
Anxiety
Suspiciousness
Worrying
Distrust
Insecurity
Relationship
Romantic Partners
Journal: The Journal of Sex Research
• March 2019
Prevalence rates indicate that receptive anal sex is increasingly part of heterosexual women’s sexual repertoire. However, there is a body of literature linking this behavior to risk for adverse sexua...
Heterosexual Women
Anal Sexual Health
Knowledge
Product Use
Receptive Anal Sex
Sexual Repertoire
Adverse Sexual Health Outcomes
Sexual Health Knowledge
Awareness
Risk Behaviors
HIV
STIs
Infections
Physical Harm
Damage
Cleanliness
Hygiene
Comfort
Product Safety
Education
Sexual Health Research
Clinical Practice
Sexual Risk
Unsafe Sex
Sexual Practices
Anal Hygiene
Risk Awareness
Sex Position
Masturbation
Erotic Health
Fantasy
Kink
Role Play
BDSM
Anal Play
Gagged
Sexual Behavior
Pleasure
Curiosity
Consent
Sexual Exploration
STI Prevention
Receptive Anal Intercourse
Health Education
Journal: The Journal of Sex Research
• March 2010
Little research addresses the role of anal sexuality and anal sexual behaviors as a widely practiced but relatively less frequent element of a heterosexual sexual repertoire. However, the importance o...
Heterosexual Anal Sexuality
Anal Sex Behaviors
Sexual Repertoire
Sexual Health
Epidemiological Studies
Clinical Studies
Conceptual Recommendations
Methodological Recommendations
Anal Sexuality Research
BDSM
Anal Sexual Practices
Gagged
Sexual Behavior Research
Sexual Health Implications
Sexual Practices Review
Anal Intercourse
Sexual Behavior Patterns
Anal Sex
OTN
OTM
Risk-aware consensual kink (RACK)
Stuff Gagged
Non-traditional Sexual Practices
Shifting Sexual Norms
Anal Insertion
Analingus (Oral-Anal Contact)
Sexual Repertoires
HIV
Heterosexual Anal Sex
Anal Sexuality
Penile-Anal Intercourse
Anal Practices
Public Health
Sexual Behavior
Risk Assessment
Epidemiology
Clinical Research
Intimacy
Erotic Behavior
Sexual Norms
Masturbation
Kink
Fantasy
Unsafe Sex
Role Play
Sex Position
Sexual Attitudes
Anal Stimulation
Sexual Practices
Wrap Gagged
Mummification
Tieable Mask
Heterosexual
Journal: Handbook of Sexuality-Related Measures
• March 2010
The Society for the Advancement of Sexual Health (SASH) has offered a list of outcomes that may occur if a person or behaviors are sexually compulsive. This outcomes-based understanding of sexual comp...
SASH
Sexual Compulsivity
Negative Consequences
Social
Emotional
Physical
Legal
Financial
Occupational
Spiritual
Cognitive Outcomes
Behavioral Outcomes
Scale Validation
Young Adults
Nonclinical Sample
Masturbation
Intercourse
Theoretical Understandings
Sexual Behavior Scale
Journal: Sexually Transmitted Infections
• March 2009
Objective: To develop and evaluate instructional and packaging materials for patient-delivered partner therapy (PDPT).
Methods: 64 patients participated from an urban US sexually transmitted infect...
Patient-Delivered Partner Therapy (PDPT)
Informational Materials
Packaging Materials
Sexually Transmitted Infections (STIs)
Patient Education
Partner Therapy
Self-Efficacy
Communication
Medical Procedure
Health Education
Instructional Materials
Usability
Effectiveness
Acceptability
Interpersonal Trust
Vocabulary
STI Treatment
Journal: Sex and Sexuality, Volume 2: Sexual Function and Dysfunction 978-0275985837
• March 2006
Throughout society, individuals have attempted to understand the sexual behaviors of others and themselves that they perceive to be "out of control" or "compulsive." These sexual behaviors and their c...
Sexual Compulsivity
Hypersexuality
Sexual Addiction
Sexual Impulsivity
Nymphomania
Excessive Masturbation
High-Risk Sexual Behaviors
Internet Sexual Use
Sexual Chatting
Explicit Videos
Public Sexual Interactions
Cruising
Dogging
Sexual Health Issues
Sexual Behavior Assessment
Sexual Repertoire
HIV Risk
Young Adults
Sexual Behavior Control
Compulsive Sexual Behavior
Sexual Compulsivity Measurement
Sexual Health Treatment
Journal: Health Education & Behavior
• June 2017
High human papillomavirus (HPV) prevalence and low HPV vaccine uptake are significant public health concerns. Disparities in HPV-associated cancers and HPV vaccine uptake rates suggest the need for ad...
HPV Awareness
HPV Knowledge
HPV-Associated Cancers
HPV Vaccine
Health Education
Cancer Prevention
Sociodemographic Characteristics
Vaccine Acceptance
Public Health
Patient–Provider Communication
Health Disparities
Cervical Cancer
Anal Cancer
Oral Cancer
Penile Cancer
Vaccine Uptake
Risk Awareness
Health Information
HPV Knowledge Predictors
Awareness
Cancer
Knowledge
Vaccine
HPV
Journal: College Student Journal
• June 2006
This study investigated the effects of a co-educational, theatrical, peer-facilitated sexual assault prevention program at a large midwestern university. Additionally, the study compared results based...
Sexual Assault Prevention
Peer-Led Program
Theatrical Intervention
Rape Myth Acceptance Scale (RMAS)
Sexual Beliefs Scale (SBS)
Co-Educational Program
Sexual Violence Prevention
Rape-Supportive Beliefs
Token Refusals
Consent Education
Sexual Assault Awareness
Sexual Health Education
Gender Differences
Sexual Behavior Attitudes
Intervention Effectiveness
Sex Crimes
Prevention Programming
Sexual Consent Communication
Sexual Assault Reduction
Rape
Journal: Sexually Transmitted Infections
• July 2007
Objectives: To identify (1) the prevalence of condom breakage, and demographic and sexuality-related differences among young men who have sex with women reporting and not reporting this event; (2) con...
Condom Breakage
Condom Use
STI Prevention
Sexual Health
Adjusted Odds Ratio (AOR)
Condom-Specific Behaviors
Condom Slippage
Self-Efficacy
Sexual Behavior
Fit or Feel of Condoms
Receptacle Tip
Safe Sex
Men’s Sexual Health
Condom Breakage Rate
STI Clinics
Sexual Education
Correct Condom Use
Sexually Transmitted Infection (STI)
Condom Problems
Sexual Risk Behaviors
Condom Effectiveness
Condom Safety
Condom Fit
Condom Use Skills
Prevention Strategies
Condom-Related Issues
Condom
Journal: Addiction Medicine 978-1-4614-3989-9
• January 2010
The notion that sexual behavior can be compulsive, addictive, or otherwise out-of-control has received significant attention in the recent sexological, psychological, and public health literatures. Ad...
Sexual Behavior
Addiction
Compulsivity
Out-of-Control
Sexology
Psychology
Public Health
Clinicians
Self-Help Groups
Sexual Addiction
Sexually Compulsive Behavior
Pathological Condition
Historical Foundations
Theoretical Perspectives
Clinical Manifestations
Etiology
Carnes’ Addiction Model
Coleman’s Compulsive Sexual Behavior Model
Kalichman’s Impulse Control Model
Cognitive Outcomes
Behavioral Outcomes
Future Research
Clinical Practice
Journal: The Journal of Sex Research
• February 2017
This study explored labeling of penile–anal intercourse (PAI), manual–anal (MA), and oral–anal (OA) behaviors as having “had sex” among heterosexual men and women with such experience residing in the...
Heterosexual
Penile-Anal Intercourse
Manual-Anal
Oral-Anal
Sexual Behaviors
Sexual Labeling
Sexual Repertoire
Sexual Health
Risk Assessment
Gender Differences
Behavioral Experience
Age Differences
Sexual Histories
Online Questionnaire
Anal Sexuality
Journal: Journal of Adolescent Health
• February 2009
Purpose: While epidemiologic data tell us when adolescent boys use condoms, little is known about how boys initially learn about condoms. We examined aspects of learning, such as sources of informatio...
Condom Use
Adolescents
Condom Education
Condom Perceptions
Condom Practice
Sexual Health
STI Prevention
Safe Sex
Adolescent Males
Sexual Relationships
Condom Breakage
Condom Effectiveness
Family Influence
Peer Influence
Condom Testing
Casual Partners
Relationship Context
Fatherhood
Condom Misconceptions
Journal: Journal of Adolescent Health
• February 2009
Purpose: Youth are often the targets of health policy, but are rarely consulted during policy formation. As part of the development of a state health plan for Indiana adolescents, we conducted focus g...
Youth Health
Adolescent Wellness
Health Policy
Youth Perspectives
Health Issues
Focus Groups
Physical Health
Psychological Health
Social Support
Health Communication
Stress
Obesity
Tobacco
Alcohol
Sexual Health
Access to Care
Parental Support
Caring Adults
Supportive Relationships
Environment
Financial Stressors
Health Information
Healthy Decision-Making
Journal: Innovation in Aging
• December 2021
In-Home Supportive Services (IHSS) caregivers are critical linchpins in our long-term care system, but little research exists to examine the strategies for enhancing their role working in the homes of...
Community-Based Collaborative Project
COVID-19 Pandemic
Process Evaluation
In-Home Supportive Services (IHSS)
Caregivers
Dementia
Alzheimer’s Disease
Competency-Based Training
Long-Term Care
Remote Training
Community-Based Participatory Research
Program Evaluation
Caregiver Education
Health Systems
Remote Strategies
Program Implementation
Evaluation Methods
Journal: Rehabilitation Nursing
• December 2020
Purpose
Over 1 million Americans utilize skilled nursing facilities (SNFs) annually. Within SNFs, State Tested Nursing Assistants (STNAs) are primary caregivers; however, low retention rates are not...
State Tested Nursing Assistants
Skilled Nursing Facilities
Workplace Experiences
Intent to Stay
Caregiving
Intrinsic Factors
Psychological Needs
Retention Rates
Patient Care
Self-Confidence
Appreciation
Positive Relationships
Career Advancement
Frustration
Support
Qualitative Study
Phenomenology
Journal: Journal of Immigrant and Minority Health
• December 2015
This study examined the impact of acculturative stress and social support (family and friend) on psychological distress among Asian American immigrants and three Asian sub-groups (Vietnamese, Filipino...
Asian American
Immigrants
Social Support
Acculturative Stress
Psychological Distress
National Latino Asian American Study
Language Barrier
Discrimination Stress
Legal Stress
Family Social Support
Friend Social Support
Sub-Groups
Vietnamese Immigrants
Filipino Immigrants
Chinese Immigrants
Mental Health
Journal: The Journal of Sex Research
• December 2007
In this article we report on the findings of a two-part project investigating contemporary issues in sexuality researchers' interaction with journalists. The goal of the project was to explore best pr...
Sex Research
Media Coverage
Sexuality Researchers
Journalism
Reporting Accuracy
Training Initiatives
Best Practices
Public Communication
Sexual Science
Media Interaction
Research Dissemination
Research Perception
Sexuality Education
Research Communication
Research Impact
Media Training
Journalistic Standards
Journal: Archives of Sexual Behavior
• December 2004
The aim of this study was to inform the development of a questionnaire to assess a woman's tendency to respond with sexual excitation/inhibition in different situations. Nine focus groups, involving 8...
Sexual Arousal
Sexual Interest
Sexual Desire
Women
Sexual Excitation
Sexual Inhibition
Arousal Cues
Cognitive Cues
Emotional Cues
Behavioral Cues
Sexual Interest and Arousal
Body Image
Reputation Concerns
Pregnancy and Contraception
Partner Acceptance
Initiation Style
Negative Mood
Women‟s Sexual Arousal
Journal: The Journal of Sex Research
• August 2017
Focus group methods were used to explore heterosexual women’s receptive anal sex attitudes and motivations. Behaviors under investigation included penile–anal intercourse (PAI), manual–anal stimulatio...
Anal Sex Attitudes
Penile–Anal Intercourse (PAI)
Manual–Anal Stimulation
Oral–Anal Contact
Sex Toys
Sexual Repertoire
Consent
Coercion
Acquiescence
Pain
Pleasure
Stigma
Relational Factors
Sexual Exploration
Heterosexual Anal Sex
BDSM
Gagged
Anal Sex
Sexual Attitudes
Sexual Motivations
Curiosity
Sexual Norms
Sexual Behavior Integration
Sexual Health Education
Anal Sex Communication
Sexual Exploration
Influence of Stigma
Non-traditional Sexual Practices
Heterosexual Women’s Sexuality
Receptive Anal Sex
Risk Perception
Intercourse Anal Sex
Sexual Satisfaction
Receptive Anal Intercourse
Sexual Motivation
Penile–Anal Intercourse
Heterosexual Women
Sexual Behavior
Erotic Norms
Fantasy
Unsafe Sex
Sex Position
Role Play
Kink
Sexual Communication
Relationship Dynamics
Sadism
Journal: Journal of Adolescent Health
• April 2011
Objectives
Policy-makers rarely consult adolescents during development of health policies. However, perspectives of adolescents on health can inform public health policies and programs. As part of th...
Adolescence
Health Policy
Youth Development
Qualitative Research
Focus Groups
Mental Health
Public Health Policies
Adolescent Health
State Health Policy
Supportive Adults
Health Behaviors
Physical Health
Risk Behaviors
Stress and Fatigue
Environmental Interaction
Decision-Making Capacity
Harm Reduction
Health Programs
Journal: Sexual Health
• April 2006
Background: To assess prevalence of condom-associated erection loss and to identify correlates of erection loss among men attending a sexually transmissible infections (STI) clinic.
Methods: Men (n ...
Condom-Associated Erection Loss
STI Clinic
Risk Behavior
Condom Use
Penile-Vaginal Sex
Sexual Transmitted Infections (STIs)
Condom Fit and Feel
Low Self-Efficacy
Unprotected Vaginal Sex
Inconsistent Condom Use
Condom Removal
Multiple Sex Partners
Condom Use Confidence
Sexual Risk Factors
Sexual Behavior Patterns
Sexual Health Interventions
Condom Use Challenges
Sexual Health Education
Sexual Behavior Predictors
Risk Reduction Strategies
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