Junior Allen

Associate Professor

Morgan State University

United States

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Dr. Junior Allen is an Associate Professor at Morgan State University in the United States. His research areas focus on mental health, particularly among marginalized communities, as evidenced by his recent articles exploring topics such as depression among social work students and the experiences of Black men regarding identity and mental health. Additionally, he investigates parent-child communication about sexual behavior and the impact of bullying on sexual health outcomes.

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Articles (8)

Academic Success Among Master of Social Work Students with Clinical Depression: An Interpretive Phenomenological Analysis

Rap & Relax: A Qualitative Study Exploring Black Men’s Reality of Anger, Depression and Identity Using Hip-Hop Based Discussions

Swept under the rug and forgotten… A qualitative study exploring the lived experiences of four Black/African American men living with depression

“And then I came out…”: A thematic analysis of gay men’s recalled memories of coming out and its impact on their mental health and well-being

“It Made Me Feel Comfortable Talking about Sex…”: A Qualitative Content Analysis of Parent-Child Communications about Sexual Behavior with Gay Men

Do Say Gay: Inclusive Sexuality Discussions for Out, Closeted, Questioning, and Straight Youth

Bullying Victimization and STIs: Parental Communication and Parental Sexual Communication as Moderators

A Descriptive Qualitative Analysis of Gay Men’s Recollection of Parental Similarities and Differences in Their Approaches to Talking about Sexual Orientation and Sexual Behaviors

Collaborators (5)

Rosalyn Denise Campbell

Jane Lee

Dong Ha Kim

Kimberly Yvette Huggins-Hoyt

Kathryn Szechy

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