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The Eleventh International Conference on Social Stress
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8:00-9:00 a.m. REGISTRATION 9:00-9:15 a.m. WELCOMING REMARKS: Conference Director:
Heather Turner, 9:15-10:15 a.m. CONFERENCE ADDRESS: “Some Reflections on Research into Stress and Health” Leonard I. Pearlin, 10:30-12:00 p.m. SESSION A: STRESS ACROSS THE LIFE COURSE
PRESIDER: Heather Turner, “Stress and Health Behavior
Over the Life Course” Debra Umberson, Hui Liu, and Corinne Reczek,
“Timing, Duration, and
Sequencing of Poverty: Family Economic Dynamics and Child Health and
Well-Being” Mary Clare Lennon, CUNY, Li Kuang,
“The Mental Health
Consequences of Family Socioeconomic Background, the Timing of the
Transition to Adulthood, and Expectations versus Reality” Krysia Mossakowski,
“Trajectories of Family
Structure and Exposure to Stress” William R. Avison, 12:00-1:30 p.m. LUNCH BREAK 1:30-3:00 p.m. SESSION B: STRESS PROCESSES IN LATINO/A POPULATIONS
PRESIDER: Catherine Moran, “Latino Immigrant Health Seekers: Frustration, Anxiety, and Coping Strategies” H. Edward Ransford and Frank Carrillo, University of Southern California, and Yessenia Rivera, University of California, San Francisco “Preliminary Findings on Socio-cultural Stress and its Relations to Health in a Low-income, Predominantly Latino, Southwest Community” Scott Carvajal, Cecilia Rosales, Jill De Zapien, Raquel Rubio-Goldsmith, Melissa McCormick, Araceli Masterson, Samantha Sabo, Jean McClelland, and Maia Ingram, University of Arizona “Problem Drinking among Mexican Americans: The Influence of Acculturation, Nativity, and Ethnic Concentration” Kyriakos S. Markides and Soham Al Snih, University of Texas Medical Branch, Tasanee Walsh and Malcolm Cutchin, University of North Carolina, Hyunsu Ju and James Goodwin, University of Texas Medical Branch “Bicultural Stress and
Adolescent Risk Behaviors in a Community Sample of Latinos and Non-Latino
European Americans” Andrea J. Romero, Daniel Martinez, and Scott C. Carvajal, SESSION C: WOMEN, STRESS, AND HEALTH
PRESIDER: Karen Van Gundy,
“Neighborhood SES and Incident CHD in Women” Chloe E. Bird, Christine Eibner, and Beth Ann Griffin, RAND, Karen Margolis, HealthPartners, and Eric Whitsel, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill “Stress and Coping in Women
with Fibromyalgia and Healthy Controls” Erin Tooley, Erica Montague, Amanda Robinson, Cindy Cosper, Melissa Godwin, and Bruce W. Smith, “Homelessness as a Stressor
Influencing Women’s Health: Sexual Risk, Substance Use, and Victimization
by Violence” Suzanne L. Wenzel and Stephanie L. Taylor, “Stress, Status, and Gender
in Decision-Making Groups” Catherine J. Taylor, 3:15-4:45 p.m. SESSION D: PSYCHOSOCIAL RESOURCES AND ENVIRONMENTAL CONTEXTS
PRESIDER: Robert Aseltine, “Is There a Threshold of
Dysfunction? How Sense of Control and John Henrysm Affect Distress and Buffer the Effects of
Stress” Michael Hughes and K. Jill Kiecolt,
Virginia Polytechnic Institute and “The Interrelationships among Gender, Technology Usage, and Self-Efficacy” Shelia R. Cotten and William A. Anderson, University of Alabama-Birmingham “The Mental Health Costs and Advantages of Primary
Relationships: A Dyad-Level Analysis” R. Jay Turner, John Taylor,
and Robyn Lewis, “Perceived and Objective Neighborhood Characteristics and Health: Results from the Texas City Stress and Health Study” Kristen Sheffield and Kristen Peek, University of Texas Medical Branch, Malcolm Cutchin, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, Karl Eschbach, University of Texas at San Antonio, and James Goodwin, University of Texas Medical Branch SESSION E: PHYSICAL AND MENTAL HEALTH OUTCOMES OF STRESS IN CHILDREN AND ADOLESCENTS PRESIDER: Christina Falci, University of Nebraska-Lincoln “Exposure to Terrorism and
Ongoing Threat, Risk Perception and Outcomes” Cynthia A. Rohrbeck, Philip J. More, Rolf A. Peterson, and Katie
M. Burns, “Gender Trajectories of Adolescent Depressed Mood: The Dynamic Role of Stressors and Resources” Christina D. Falci, University of Nebraska-Lincoln “Measuring Health
Inequalities among Adolescents – Social Class of Origin versus Social
Class of Destination” Curt Hagquist, “Risk Factors Associated
with Depression among African American and White Adolescents” Andrea
Johnson, 5:00-6:30 CONFERENCE RECEPTION 8:30-10:00 a.m. SESSION F: WORK AND STRESS PROCESSES
PRESIDER: Karen Van Gundy,
“Autonomy, Authority, and
Participation: Deciphering the Dimensions of Job Control and their Effects
on Job Stress” Rudy Fenwick and Mark Tausig, The “The Influence of Work Control Trajectories on Men’s Mental Health During the Middle Years: Mediating Role of Personal Control” K.A.S. Wickrama, Florensia F. Surjadi, and Frederick O. Lorenz, Iowa State University, and Glen H. Elder, Jr., University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill “Individual and Contextual Predictors of Nurses’ Job Satisfaction: The Mediating Role of Burnout” Heather K. Spence Laschinger and Joan Finegan, University of Western Ontario, Piotr Wilk, Middlesex-London Health Unit “Is there a ‘Downside’ to
Schedule Control for the Work-Family Interface?” Scott Schieman,
“Wear and Tear in the
‘Hamburger Machine’” Barret Michalec, SESSION G: BIOLOGICAL MECHANISMS
PRESIDER: Catherine Moran,
“Impact of Chronic Early
Childhood Distress on Youth Violence Outcomes” Kim Bullock, Wanda
Thompson, and Beverly Roberson Jackson, “Sociospatial Sources of Physiological Stress among
Legal and Unauthorized Migrants in the “The Role of Probabilistic
Forecasting of Results on Heart Rate Variability during Psychological
Stress” D. A. Dimitriev and E. V. Saperova, I. Y. Yakovlev
Chuvash State Pedagogical University, “Environmental Hazards and Stress: Evidence from the Texas City Stress and Health Study” M. Kristen Peek, University of Texas Medical Branch, Malcolm Cutchin, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, Karl Eschbach, University of Texas at San Antonio, Norma Perez and James Goodwin, University of Texas Medical Branch 10:15-11:45 a.m. SESSION H: STRESS IN FAMILIES: RELATIONSHIPS, MARRIAGE, AND CAREGIVING
PRESIDER: Heather Turner, “Psychological Correlates of
Marital Stress: Examining the Psychological Well-being of Individuals in
High Marital Risk Marriages over Time” Sarah M. Hertzog and Elaine Wethington, “Romantic Relationships and
Mental Health in Early Adulthood: Is There a Closer Link for Women than
for Men?” Robin Simon and Anne Barrett, “Caregiver Resilience and
the Stress of Homecare for the Acutely Ill” Betsy L. Fife, “Sharing an Uncertain Future: Improved Survival and Stress Proliferation among Persons Living with HIV and their Caregivers” Richard G. Wight and Carol S. Aneshensel, University of California, Los Angeles, Allen J. LeBlanc, San Francisco State University, and Kristin P. Beals, California State University, Fullerton SESSION I: DISCRIMINATION AND MINORITY MENTAL HEALTH
PRESIDER: Blake Turner, “A Descriptive Analysis of
Discrimination and Mental Health among Black and White Adults in the
“Pearlin’s Stress Model, Stigma, and the Case of
Lesbian Mental Health” Marieke Van Willigen,
“Coping with Discrimination
among Mexican Descent Adolescents” Lisa M. Edwards, “Depressed Affect and Historical Loss among North American Indigenous Adolescents” Les B. Whitbeck, University of Nebraska-Lincoln, Melissa L. Walls, University of Minnesota-Duluth, Kurt D. Johnson, Allan D. Morrisseau, and Cindy M. McDougall, University of Nebraska-Lincoln 11:45-1:45 p.m. LUNCH BREAK 1:45-3:15 p.m. SESSION J: RESEARCH ON STRESS INTERVENTIONS
PRESIDER: Catherine Moran,
“A Pilot Study Comparing the
Effects of Mindfulness-Based and Cognitive-Behavioral Stress Reduction”
Bruce W. Smith, Brian M. Shelley, Jeanne Dalen, Kathryn Wiggins, Erin
Tooley, and Jennifer Bernard, “Implications for Leadership
Practices: Results from a Randomized Controlled Trial of an Intense
Mindfulness-Based Stress Reduction Program” Teri Britt Pipe and Jennifer
Bortz, Mayo Clinic “Effects of Support Groups
on Post Traumatic Stress Responses in Women Experiencing Stillbirth”
Joanne Cacciatore, “An Examination of the Role of Social Support as a Coping Strategy for Parents with a Child with Serious Mental Health Problems” Mary I. Armstrong, University of South Florida, Christine Davis, University of South Carolina-Charlotte, Keren Vergon, University of South Florida “Mothers Offering Mentorship and Support Interventions (MOMS Study): Maternal-infant Interactions and Stress Hormones” N. Letourneau, University of New Brunswick, M. Stewart and K. Hegadoren, University of Alberta, C-L Dennis, University of Toronto, J. Williams, L. Duffett-Leger, and P. Tryphonopoulos, University of New Brunswick SESSION K: STRESS AND RACIAL DISPARITIES IN MENTAL HEALTH
PRESIDER: Heather Turner, “Race and Depression:
Resolving Contradictory Findings on Racial Disparities” Sarah Rosenfield and Dena Smith, “Goal Striving Stress and Racial Disparities in Mental Health” Harold W. Neighbors, Sherrill L. Sellers, Rong Zhang, and James S. Jackson, University of Wisconsin, Madison “Physical Disability and Risk for Depression: The
Role of Shame and the Stress Process in Explaining Racial/Ethnic
Differences” Robyn K. Lewis and R. Jay Turner, “Race, Ethnicity, and
Parental Stress and Health: Are Some Groups More Vulnerable?” Jason L.
Cummings and Tiffani N. Saunders, “Stress and Depressive
Symptoms: A Comparative Analysis of African American and Afro-Caribbean
Women” Verna M. Keith, 3:30-5:00 p.m. SESSION L: AGING AND STRESS
PRESIDER: Scott Schieman, “Oh, God, Where Art Thou?
Sense of Divine Control as Moderator of the Effects of Neighborhood
Disorder on Health and Well-Being in Old Age” Alex Bierman, “Burnout and the Retirement
Decision” Nicole Maestas and Xiaoyan Li, “The Conceptual Model of
Driving Modification Process in Later Life Developed on the Basis of the
Stress Paradigm” Moon Choi and Kathryn Betts
Adams, “Gender Differences in the
Mental Health Consequences of Bereavement” Lisa Strohschein, SESSION M: STRESS PROCESSES AND PHYSICAL HEALTH
PRESIDER: Karen Van Gundy,
“Childhood Maltreatment
Makes Me Sick: Physical Health Consequences of Reported Child Maltreatment
in Adulthood” Shalon MauRene Irving, “Does Striving Make You Sick? The Role of Goal Striving Stress in Physical Health” Sherrill L. Sellers, University of Wisconsin Madison, Harold W. Neighbors, Rong Zhang, and James S. Jackson, University of Michigan “Depression and Risk of Type 2 Diabetes: The Influence of Educational Attainment” Briana Mezuk, University of Michigan, William W. Eaton, Sherita Hill Golden, and Yulan Ding, Johns Hopkins University “Social Stressors as
Explanatory Pathways to Socio-Economic Inequalities in Self Rated Health
in
“Chronic Stress as a Primary
Biosocial Mechanism Linking Neighbourhood
Disadvantage and Chronic Disease” Mark Daniel, The 9:00-9:45 a.m. SESSION N: METHODOLOGICAL AND THEORETICAL CONSIDERATIONS
PRESIDER: Peggy Thoits,
“Does a Retrospective Lifetime
Measure of Major Events Have a Half-life?” Donald A. Lloyd, “Selye’s General Adaptation Syndrome and Stress-Related
Physical and Mental Disorders: A Theoretical Discourse” Walter Gove,
10:00-11:30 a.m. SESSION O: TRAUMATIC STRESSORS: WAR AND TERRORISM
PRESIDER: Heather Turner,
“When Young Men Kill: The
Psychological Consequences of Doing Harm among US Veterans of the Vietnam
War” J. Blake Turner, “Gains and Losses as
Predictors of Health Outcomes in Deployed Military Men and Women” Penny F.
Pierce, Lisa M. Lewandowski-Romps, and Stevan E.
Hobfoll, “The Impact of 9/11 on Subjective
Welfare in the “The Shootings at Virginia Tech: How Variability in Trauma Exposure Affected Symptoms of PTSD and Severe Psychological Stress” Michael Hughes and Russell T. Jones, Virginia Tech, Ronald C. Kessler, Harvard Medical School, John A. Fairbank, Duke University, Robert S. Pynoos, Alan M. Steinberg, and Melissa Brymer, UCLA, and Virginia Rothwell, Virginia Tech 11:45-1:00 p.m. CONFERENCE LUNCHEON 1:00- 2:00 p.m. CONFERENCE ADDRESS: “The Meanings of Stress” Jane
McLeod, 2:00-2:15 p.m. CLOSING REMARKS: Conference Director: Heather
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