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The Role of Gender, Sexual Assault History, and Sexism in Endorsement of Rape Myths Among College Students by Wilson, Laura C., Newins, Amie R.

“…The present study examined the roles of sexual victimization history, sexism toward women, and sexism toward men in the gender difference in rape myth…”
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The Prevalence of Military Sexual Trauma: A Meta-Analysis by Wilson, Laura C.

“…Due to methodological heterogeneity, the exact prevalence of military sexual trauma (MST) is unknown. To elucidate our understanding of the pervasiveness of…”
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Despite revisions in the DSM-5-TR, there is still a long road ahead to make clinical science inclusive and affirming by Wilson, Laura C.

“…•DSM-5-TR made improvements in the discussion of identity and sociocultural issues.•Future editions of the manual should better integrate intersectionality…”
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Gender-based sexual assault and mental health in transgender and non-binary individuals: the role of proximal stressors by Wilson, Laura C.

“…Though minority stress theory articulates the particularly deleterious psychological impact of stressors and traumas associated with one’s stigmatized…”
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Meta-Analysis of the Prevalence of Unacknowledged Rape by Wilson, Laura C., Miller, Katherine E.

“…Many sexual violence survivors do not label their experiences as rape but instead use more benign labels, such as “bad sex” or “miscommunication.” A…”
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A systematic review of probable posttraumatic stress disorder in first responders following man-made mass violence by Wilson, Laura C

“…Abstract The current study was a systematic review examining probable posttraumatic stress disorder (PTSD) in first responders following man-made mass…”
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The Prevalence of Sexual Revictimization: A Meta-Analytic Review by Walker, Hannah E., Freud, Jennifer S., Ellis, Robyn A., Fraine, Shawn M., Wilson, Laura C.

“…The literature consistently demonstrates evidence that child sexual abuse survivors are at greater risk of victimization later in life than the general…”
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Safety and Belonging as Explanations for Mental Health Disparities Among Sexual Minority College Students by Wilson, Laura C., Liss, Miriam

“…Lesbian, gay, bisexual, and asexual (LGBA+) college students have higher risks of mental health difficulties than heterosexual students. Consistent with…”
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Mass Shootings: A Meta-Analysis of the Dose-Response Relationship by Wilson, Laura C.

“…A meta‐analysis was conducted to examine the dose‐response theory as it relates to posttraumatic stress symptoms (PTSSs) following mass shootings. It was…”
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Sexual assault characteristics and posttraumatic stress symptoms among collegiate women: The role of posttraumatic cognitions by Newins, Amie R., Wilson, Laura C.

“…Abstract Although it is well‐established that sexual assault is a risk factor for posttraumatic stress symptoms (PTSS) and other negative mental health…”
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Belonging and loneliness as mechanisms in the psychological impact of discrimination among transgender college students by Wilson, Laura C., Liss, Miriam

“…Although research has consistently shown that individuals who identify as transgender have increased rates of mental health difficulties compared to their…”
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The unique associations between rape acknowledgment and the DSM-5 PTSD symptom clusters by Wilson, Laura C., Scarpa, Angela

“…It is well documented in the sexual assault literature that more than half of rape survivors do not label their experience as rape. This is called…”
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The Impact of Victim Blaming and Locus of Control on Mental Health Outcomes Among Female Sexual Assault Survivors by Wilson, Laura C., Farley, Abigail, Horton, Sierra F.

“…To elucidate individual differences in sexual assault survivor outcomes, we examined locus of control as a moderator of the relationship between victim blaming…”
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Attitudes Toward Men and Rejection of Rape Myths: The Impact on Survivor Rape Acknowledgment by Wilson, Laura C., Newins, Amie R.

“…Because unacknowledged rape survivors (i.e., those who do not conceptualize their victimization as rape) are less likely to report the crime to police or seek…”
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Gender Minority Stress and Resilience Measure: A Meta-Analysis of the Associations with Mental Health in Transgender and Gender Diverse Individuals by Wilson, Laura C., Newins, Amie R., Kassing, Francesca, Casanova, Tracy

“…Transgender and gender diverse (TGD) individuals are more likely to experience mental health difficulties than cisgender individuals due to unique stressors…”
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The link between sensation seeking and aggression: a meta-analytic review by Wilson, Laura C., Scarpa, Angela

“…Substantial empirical evidence supports low resting heart rate (HR) as the best replicated psychophysiological correlate of aggression [Ortiz and Raine, 2004];…”
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Rape myth acceptance and rape acknowledgment: The mediating role of sexual refusal assertiveness by Newins, Amie R., Wilson, Laura C., White, Susan W.

“…Unacknowledged rape, defined as when an individual experiences an event that meets a legal or empirical definition of rape but the individual does not label it…”
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The Effect of Social Anxiety on the Risk of Sexual Victimization via Assertiveness in an Ethnically Diverse Sample by Berg, Samantha K., Newins, Amie R., Wilson, Laura C.

“…Preliminary evidence suggests social anxiety may increase the risk of sexual victimization via decreased sexual assertiveness. A sample of 2,043 undergraduate…”
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Teachers' experiences with and expectations of children with incarcerated parents by Dallaire, Danielle H., Ciccone, Anne, Wilson, Laura C.

“…Children with incarcerated parents, and mothers in particular, are at increased risk for academic failure and school dropout. In two studies, we examined…”
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The impact of rape acknowledgment on survivor outcomes: The moderating effects of rape myth acceptance by Wilson, Laura C., Newins, Amie R., White, Susan W.

“…Objective Little is known about how rape acknowledgment relates to posttrauma functioning; recent research suggests the effect may depend on additional…”
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