Search Results - "Holzapfel, Jenny"

Intercultural couples’ internal stress, relationship satisfaction, and dyadic coping by Holzapfel, Jenny, Randall, Ashley K., Tao, Chun, Iida, Masumi

“…Intercultural couples - partners from two different countries - may face increased levels of stress within their relationship (internal stress). Although…”
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Structure and Facilitation in Clinical Supervision When Clients Present with Varying Levels of Suicidal Risk by Holzapfel, Jenny

“…In this study, I investigated supervisory practices (i.e., structure and facilitation) when training therapists of differing levels of experience and…”
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Perceived ex-husband rejection and psychological distress among pakistani remarried women following divorce: Does emotional intelligence moderate? by Shujja, Sultan, Akram, Ansa, Holzapfel, Jenny, Randall, Ashley K.

“…The current study assumed that perceived ex-partner rejection is likely to associate with increased symptoms of psychological distress among remarried women…”
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Race and Student-Athlete Status: Peer Appraisals of Academic Skills, Intelligence, and Favorability by Tran, Alisia G. T. T., Holzapfel, Jenny, Lam, Christina K., Eustice, Kristi L.

“…This online experimental study examined the roles of race and student-athlete status in college student perceptions of peers' academic and intellectual skills…”
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Outcomes in clients transitioning from in‐person counselling to telehealth counselling with trainees by Gerton, Jessica M., Aoyagi, Keiko, León, Gabriel A., Bludworth, James, Spille, Sean, Holzapfel, Jenny

“…The onset of the 2020 COVID‐19 pandemic necessitated a rapid transition of mental health services from in‐person to telehealth counselling. Despite the…”
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Perceptions of peer mental health: impact of race and student-athlete status by Tran, Alisia G. T. T., Eustice, Kristi L., Mintert, Jeffrey S., Lam, Christina K., Holzapfel, Jenny

“…Objective: This study used a multi-faceted methodological approach to examine if peer perceptions of stereotyped student groups' mental health needs varied by…”
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