Search Results - "Pham, Savannah"

Is microaggression an oxymoron? A mixed methods study on attitudes toward racial microaggressions among United States university students by Lui, P Priscilla, Berkley, Shalanda R, Pham, Savannah, Sanders, Lauren

“…To best understand the possible negative health and social consequences associated with racial microaggression, in-depth understanding of how people judge…”
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Healing Intergenerational Trauma in the Southeast Asian American Community by Pham, Savannah

“…Southeast Asian (i.e., Cambodian, Hmong, Laotian, and Vietnamese) refugees who migrated to the United States during the latter half of the 20th century…”
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Intergenerational Cultural Conflict, Assertiveness, and Adjustment Among Asian Americans by Pham, Savannah, Lui, P. Priscilla, Rollock, David

“…According to acculturation gap-distress theory, intergenerational cultural conflict stems from parent-offspring acculturation mismatch. Greater…”
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Acculturation and Alcohol Use Outcomes: Incremental Roles of Bicultural Orientations Among Asian American Undergraduate and Graduate Students by Pham, Savannah, Lui, P. Priscilla

“…Objectives: There has been a steep increase in alcohol involvement and alcohol use disorder among Asian Americans in recent decades. Cultural orientations have…”
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Open Science and Multicultural Research: Some Data, Considerations, and Recommendations by Lui, P. Priscilla, Gobrial, Sarah, Pham, Savannah, Giadolor, Westley, Adams, Niki, Rollock, David

“…Objectives: There are two potentially useful but nonintersecting efforts to help ensure that psychological science produces valid and credible information and…”
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0891 Nightmares Predict Cross-Sectional Risk For Suicidal Ideation, But Not Perceived Stigma In A High-Risk Sample Of U.S. Military Veterans by Hilberg, Amanda M, Murphy, Lauren, Pham, Savannah, Bernert, Rebecca A

“…Introduction Military suicide is a major public health problem, with veterans comprising 22.2% of all suicide deaths in the United States. Sleep disturbance,…”
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0976 A Brief Non-Pharmacological Insomnia Treatment for Military Suicidal Behaviors: A Sham-Controlled, Randomized Trial by Bernert, Rebecca, Soltani, Shamsi, Pham, Savannah, Hom, Melanie, Schatzberg, Alan, Manber, Rachel, Germain, Anne, Krakow, Barry, Brown, Gregory, Neri, Eric, Jo, Booil, Tomlinson, Megan, Hilberg, Amanda

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0977 A Non-Pharmacological Insomnia Treatment for Suicidal Behavior in High-Risk Civilians: An Open-Label Clinical Trial by Bernert, Rebecca, Soltani, Shamsi, Pham, Savannah, Hom, Melanie, Frank, Ellen, Swartz, Holly, Schatzberg, Alan, Manber, Rachel, Germain, Anne, Krakow, Barry, Brown, Gregory, Neri, Eric, Jo, Booil, Tomlinson, Megan Chavez, Hilberg, Amanda

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Acculturation profiles and alcohol use among Hispanic Americans by Pham, Savannah, Lui, P. Priscilla

“…Hazardous alcohol use among Hispanics makes for a critical public health issue that warrants empirical examination. Whereas research shows positive…”
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Explaining the Alcohol Immigrant Paradox: Perspectives From Mexican American Adults by Lui, P. Priscilla, Tsong, Yuying, Pham, Savannah, Ramadan, Banan, Quezada, Lucia, Del Rio, Michelle, Zamboanga, Byron L.

“…Native-born Latinx Americans are at greater risk for alcohol use and misuse than their foreign-born peers (i.e., the alcohol immigrant paradox). To understand…”
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Going beyond ethnoracial discrimination and social support in accounting for psychological adjustment: Evidence for the importance of hope as a positive psychological construct in multiethnoracial adults by Chang, Edward C., Chang, Olivia D., Lee, Jerin, Lucas, Abigael G., Li, Mingqi, Castro, K. Malulani, Pham, Savannah, Cho, Grace Y., Purmasir, Yena S., Yu, Elizabeth A., Wu, Kaidi, Lui, P. Priscilla, Rollock, David, Kwon, Paul, Chen, Xinjie, Hirsch, Jameson K., Jeglic, Elizabeth L.

“…In the present study, we examined the role of ethnoracial discrimination, social support (viz., family & friends), and hope (viz., agency & pathways) in…”
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