Alexander Schoemann

Associate Professor

East Carolina University

United States

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Dr. Alexander Schoemann is an Associate Professor at East Carolina University, USA. His research interests encompass mediation models, adolescent sexual health communication, and the evaluation of integrated behavioral health care practices. Recent publications have explored topics such as the impact of social media on well-being, experiential avoidance in cardiopulmonary rehabilitation, and the health outcomes of bereaved parents.

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samuel sears

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East Carolina University

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Angela Lamson

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East Carolina University

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Nancy Dias

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East Carolina University College of Nursing

UNITED STATES

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Terrence Jorgensen

Assistant Professor / Universitair Docent

University of Amsterdam

NETHERLANDS

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How and why to follow best practices for testing mediation models with missing data

Mobile assessment of experiential avoidance, mood, stress, and attendance in cardiopulmonary rehabilitation.

A Six-Month Outcome Evaluation of Media Aware Parent, a Parent-Based Media Mediation and Sexual Health Communication Program to Promote Adolescent Sexual Health

Clinical, operational, and financial evaluation practices in integrated behavioral health care.

Quality of Measurement in Core Lexicon Measures

Testing and Interpreting Latent Variable Interactions Using the semTools Package

Healthcare employees’ social networks, burnout, and health.

Bereaved parents’ health outcomes following the death of their child.

Received support in the aftermath of Hurricane Florence: reciprocal relations among perceived support, community solidarity, and PTSD.

How and Why Social Media Affect Subjective Well-Being: Multi-Site Use and Social Comparison as Predictors of Change Across Time

Disordered eating and military populations: Understanding the role of adverse childhood experiences

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samuel sears

Angela Lamson

Nancy Dias

Terrence Jorgensen

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