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Year
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Researcher
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School
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Description
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2000
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Katherine
McKay
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Adelphi
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Attachment patterns and the use of social support networks in mediating the depressive effects of child abuse |
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2000
|
Teresa
Leite
|
Adelphi
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Cultural differences in the coping resources of Caribbean-Latina and African-American women |
|
2000
|
Kim
Gele
|
Adelphi
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The role of internal working model in the pathway from childhood abuse to maternal impairment in inner-city women |
|
2000
|
Claudia
Bukzpan
|
Adelphi
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Attachment styles and affect regulation in a highly traumatized sample: Can they enhance our understanding of Post-traumatic Stress Disorder? |
|
2000
|
Kathryn
Bleiberg
|
Adelphi
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Disclosure of childhood sexual abuse and post-traumatic stress disorder related to symptoms of cognitive and affective impairment |
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1999
|
Lydia
Bangston
|
Adelphi
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Factors contributing to violent offending in incarcerated women |
|
1999
|
Heidi
Kling
|
Adelphi
|
Antisocial personality disorder in inner-city female drug users |
|
1999
|
Toye
Honeyman
|
Adelphi
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Path analysis of the effects of childhood trauma, psychic functioning, and dissociation on maternal impairment in depressed, drug abusing and normal inner-city women |
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1998
|
Merrie
Reig
|
Temple
|
Child sexual abuse and related symptomatology: Risk for revictimization among inner-city women |
|
1998
|
Margaret
Feerick
|
Cornell
|
Child maltreatment and adulthood violence: The role of attachment and drug abuse in a sample of low-income, minority women |
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2003
|
Hien, DA, Litt, L., & Levin, D. | Adult Antisocial Behavior and Affect Regulation Among Primary Crack/Cocain Using Women (Psychology of Women's Quarterly, 27, 143-152) | |
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2003
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Hien, DA & Miele GM | Emotion-Focused Coping as a Mediator of Maternal Cocaine Abuse and Antisocial Behavior (Psychology of Addictive Behavior, 17(1), 49-56) | |
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2002
|
Feerick, MM, Hauggard, J., & Hien, DA | Relationships between childhood attachment and adulthood drug abuse (Child Maltreatment, 7(3), 226-240) | |
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2000
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Hien DA, & Honeyman, T. | A closer look at the drug abuse-maternal aggression link (Journal of Interpersonal Violence, 15(5), 503-522) | |
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1999
|
Hien, DA & Bukszpan, C. | Rates of interpersonal violence in a "normal" low-income control group. (Women and Health, 29(4), 1-16) | |
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1998
|
Hien DA & Hien NM | Women, violence with intimates, and substance abuse: Relevant theory, empirical findings and recommendations for future research (American Journal of Drug and Alcohol Abuse, 24(3), 419-438) | |
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2000
|
Miele, GM & Hien, DA | "Affect dysregulation as a mediator of female cocaine abuse and aggressive behavior." Paper presented at the 62nd Annual College on Problems of Drug Dependence Meeting, Puerto Rico | |
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1999
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Hien, DA & Honeyman, T. | Chair and co-author with Lisa Litt and Toye Honeyman, "From one childhood to another: Affect regulation, dissociation and maternal aggression." D. Hien (Chair), Intergenerational transmission of maternal child abuse. Paper in panel presented at Children, Culture and Violence: An Interdisciplinary Conference, Teachers College, Columbia University, and Adelphi University, NY, NY. | |
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1999
|
Feerick, MF, Hien, DA & Hauggard, JJ. | "Child maltreatment and adulthood violence: The contribution of attachment recollections and drug abuse." Paper presented at the Thirteenth Annual Conference on Responding to Child Maltreatment, San Diego, CA. | |
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Dissertations, Presentations, and Papers Completed The Epidemiological Study conducted by the Women's Health Project has led to ten (10) dissertations and several presentations and papers completed on the topics of addictions, drug abuse, and violence among inner city women. Below is a listing and brief description of dissertations completed in conjunction with the Women's Health Project's epidemiological study, along with publications and presentations that were developed based on the research. |
| Dissertations |
| Publications |
| Presentations |
