Thrilled to share that my PhD student Becky’s first first-author paper is now published! 🎉
Using 3-wave longitudinal data, we found that early bullying victimization predicts less defending and more outsider/bully-supporting behavior one year later — partly via FoMO.
Our studies found social support might not always be helpful. Students experiencing food insecurity have lower self-esteem when receiving support from schools or peers, which increases their risk of Internet addiction! Thank you to Prof. He! @Jinbo_He_
https://t.co/QqDSuZaFFW
📢Our new study on appearance-related teasing revealed that both teasing victimization and perpetration are longitudinally related to eating disorder psychopathology and psychological distress! @jasonmnagata@WesleyRBarnhar1@RuthSWeissman@chuntaylor
https://t.co/UOcBJCxRwx
📢Our new study on appearance-related teasing revealed that both teasing victimization and perpetration are longitudinally related to eating disorder psychopathology and psychological distress! @jasonmnagata@WesleyRBarnhar1@RuthSWeissman@chuntaylor
https://t.co/UOcBJCxRwx
Thrilled to see our new paper about weight and muscularity stigma online (https://t.co/oxzYbnYoht). We showed the importance of considering teasing directions and combinations in the field. @WesleyRBarnhar1@jasonmnagata @DrNatashaBurke @chuntaylor@xc2591
We found cognitive reappraisal may be less effective for girls in coping with bullying compared to boys in rural China. This is the first first-author paper that my student Hanbin (soon to be PhD at ASU) published! Thanks to our amazing collaborators! @mengrun_zhang@Jinbo_He_
New study by @IntJEatDisord board member Professor @Jinbo_He_ "Using a large sample of rural Chinese adolescents, this study extends the connection between FI and eating disorder pathology in adolescents beyond the Western context. https://t.co/5hE8UhHcLH
presenting with our master student Xiaomuyu on bullying and mental health among rural students in China and finding academic demands and emotion-focused coping to be risk factors.
One of my proudest works in press. We explore ethical and legal considerations in balancing mental health of LGBTQ+ Students and Parental Consent. the idea started with Jill's help in practicum class @jsharkey47. Also shoutout to Dr. Nadler and Dr. Yang and the second reviewer🦚.