David Rollock
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 118638 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | David Rollock |
| NOMBRES | David |
| APELLIDO | Rollock |
| FIRMA | ROLLOCK D |
| AFILIACIONES | Purdue University West Lafayette |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-8348-2735 |
| VERIFICADO | Sí |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 23 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 113 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 23 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 1990 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2023 |
| ÍNDICE H | 5 |
Conducting Electroencephalography With Black Individuals
Electroencephalography (EEG) is a critical tool for neuroscience research on brain functioning, as well as clinical applications in neurological and psychiatric illnesses. Anti-Black racism is a substantial societal problem that affects the validity of EEG assessments, thereby undermining efforts in research and in medical practice. There are several barriers present in the process of recording EEG with Black individuals. This includes the physic…
Open science and multicultural research
OBJECTIVES: There are two potentially useful but nonintersecting efforts to help ensure that psychological science produces valid and credible information and contributes to the understanding of diverse human experiences. Whereas North American ethnic minority psychology research/cultural diversity science (EM/D) emphasizes cultural competency to yield contextualized psychological understanding of understudied and underserved minority populations…
A matter of faith
Religion has long been implicated as a powerful contributor to physical and mental well-being across the lifespan. Religious constructs also are linked to other aspects of identity and individual differences such that the unique contributions of religion to mental health outcomes remains unclear. This study examined specific domains of religiosity (intrinsic, extrinsic, and doubt) as contributors to mental health, distinct from personality and se…
Intergenerational cultural conflict, assertiveness, and adjustment among Asian Americans
Supplemental Material for Intergenerational Cultural Conflict, Assertiveness, and Adjustment Among Asian Americans
or other permanent path for accessing the specified information in a public, openaccess repository, and the specified information must be provided in a format that is time-stamped, immutable, and permanent. Qualifying public, open-access repositories are committed to preserving data, materials, and/or registered analysis plans and keeping them publicly accessible via the web in perpetuity. Examples include the Open Science Framework (OSF) and the…
Assessing intergenerational cultural conflict among Asian Americans
Greater than the sum of its parts
The BCQ appears to be a multidimensional, psychometrically sound measure that assesses broadband and narrowband contents of collectivism among Asians. The bifactor structure integrates diverse conceptualizations of individual-level collectivism, and clarifies how this construct is related to adjustment outcomes. (PsycINFO Database Record
Big 5 personality and subjective well-being in Asian Americans
Do spouses matter? Discrimination, social support, and psychological distress among Asian Americans
Psychological effects of both general and race-based discrimination, and the unique contributions of distinct sources of social support, are important to understanding adjustment and cultural transition among Asian Americans. Nativity differentially influences effects of unfair treatment. Implications for future research are discussed
A test of Spielberger’s state-trait theory of anger with adolescents
Spielberger's state-trait theory of anger was investigated in adolescents (n = 201, ages 10-18, 53% African American, 47% European American, 48% female) using Deffenbacher's five hypotheses formulated to test the theory in adults. Self-reported experience, heart rate (HR), systolic blood pressure (SBP), and diastolic blood pressure (DBP) responses to anger provoking imagery scripts found strong support for the application of this theory to adoles…
Tiger mother
B attle Hymn of the Tiger Mother by Amy Chua is a memoir of a mother’s selfdescribed parenting efforts and experiences to ensure the “success” of her two daughters—defined primarily by their musical talents and academic accomplishments. Since its release in the United States (and at least 20 more versions internationally), the book has attracted a great deal of attention and generated excited discussions in the popular media because of the author…
Acculturation and psychosocial adjustment among Southeast Asian and Chinese immigrants
Police contacts and stress among African American college students
Attitudes toward police rarely are studied in investigations of race-related stress among communities of color. African American undergraduates (66 women, 35 men) rated the frequency and stressfulness of 83 general, college-related, race-related, and police-related events. Although respondents described police contacts as stressful, multivariate analyses of variance indicated that mean stress scores for nonpolice items were higher than for police…
Conditioned emotional responses in racial prejudice
This study pursues a learning theory understanding of adverse race-elicited emotion and racially discriminatory behaviour. Multimodal classical conditioning argues that emotional reactions to neutral stimuli are built from aversive, appetitive and neutral experiences involving those stimuli in direct, observational and/or verbal modes. Modern two-factor theory argues that once adverse emotions are established, avoidance is likely to develop. Part…
Psychological Impact of Negotiating Two Cultures
Among 96 Latino adults, active coping accounted for variance in global self-esteem beyond that of biculturalism and sociodemographic indicators. The findings highlight the importance of accounting for the way Latino adults approach negotiating multiple cultural contexts. Extending acculturation research to integrate competence-based formulations provides comprehensive information regarding cultural adaptation.Entre una muestra de 96 adultos Latin…
Acculturation and depression among Hispanics
In the present study the authors examined the relative contributions of typical acculturation indicators, general coping, and intercultural competence in predicting depression among 96 Hispanic adults. The results indicated that intercultural competence served to moderate the relationship between acculturation and depression. The combination of high acculturation and high intercultural competence was associated with fewer symptoms. General coping…
Ethnic Social Comfort I
Emotion-related constructs hold understudied promise for understanding interand intraethnic attitudes and behaviors of African Americans. This article describes preliminary steps taken to explore the construct of interethnic social comfort through the revision and expansion of an existing measure of interethnic social distance, and to explore its psychometric properties among several subsamples of a group of 238 African American undergraduates. I…
Acculturative Distress Among Hispanics
Among 96 Hispanic adults, mostly recent immigrants responding in Spanish, intercultural competence contributed to variance in acculturative distress beyond that already accounted for by general coping, acculturation, and sociodemographic variables. Intercultural competence best predicted acculturative distress. Findings suggest that Hispanics with a low sense of intercultural and intracultural proficiency may experience increased stress.Entre 96 …
Acculturation, Competence, and Mental Health Among South Asian Students in the United States
Among 199 South Asian international students in the United States, higher levels of depressive symptoms were predicted by higher perceived prejudice and lower self-reported competence in work, personal/social efficacy, and intracultural behaviors. Relationships among the predictors and depressive symptoms differed by gender. Implications for theory, research, and mental health interventions are discussed.Entre 199 estudiantes internacionales Sura…
Choosing between human rights and personal safety
Book reviewed in this article: Policing the Poor: From Slave Plantation to Public Housing, by Neil Websdale
Racism and mental health into the 21st century
Definitions and theories of racism are reviewed, and the influence of racism on the American mental health system is examined, with special attention to the effects on racial and ethnic minorities of the sociopolitical climate of the 1990s. The aims of this special section are outlined and an overview is presented of the articles, which define some of the key problems of racism and mental health, describe their scope and effects, and propose appr…
Misunderstandings of multiculturalism
Coping with Communicentric Bias in Knowledge Production in the Social Sciences
The authors examine several problems posed for emperical and theoretical research by the achievement of hegemony by one culture or system of thought over others. The issue is addressed from the special perspective of social scientists of African American descent who practice in a European /American dominant society. Several highly respected tenets of science, such as objectivity, positivism, and logical consistency, are questioned as to their uni…
Acculturation, Competence, and Mental Health Among South Asian Students in the United States
Among 199 South Asian international students in the United States, higher levels of depressive symptoms were predicted by higher perceived prejudice and lower self-reported competence in work, personal/social efficacy, and intracultural behaviors. Relationships among the predictors and depressive symptoms differed by gender. Implications for theory, research, and mental health interventions are discussed.Entre 199 estudiantes internacionales Sura…
Coping with Communicentric Bias in Knowledge Production in the Social Sciences
The authors examine several problems posed for emperical and theoretical research by the achievement of hegemony by one culture or system of thought over others. The issue is addressed from the special perspective of social scientists of African American descent who practice in a European /American dominant society. Several highly respected tenets of science, such as objectivity, positivism, and logical consistency, are questioned as to their uni…
Acculturative Distress Among Hispanics
Among 96 Hispanic adults, mostly recent immigrants responding in Spanish, intercultural competence contributed to variance in acculturative distress beyond that already accounted for by general coping, acculturation, and sociodemographic variables. Intercultural competence best predicted acculturative distress. Findings suggest that Hispanics with a low sense of intercultural and intracultural proficiency may experience increased stress.Entre 96 …
Do spouses matter? Discrimination, social support, and psychological distress among Asian Americans
Psychological effects of both general and race-based discrimination, and the unique contributions of distinct sources of social support, are important to understanding adjustment and cultural transition among Asian Americans. Nativity differentially influences effects of unfair treatment. Implications for future research are discussed
Acculturation and depression among Hispanics
In the present study the authors examined the relative contributions of typical acculturation indicators, general coping, and intercultural competence in predicting depression among 96 Hispanic adults. The results indicated that intercultural competence served to moderate the relationship between acculturation and depression. The combination of high acculturation and high intercultural competence was associated with fewer symptoms. General coping…
Greater than the sum of its parts
The BCQ appears to be a multidimensional, psychometrically sound measure that assesses broadband and narrowband contents of collectivism among Asians. The bifactor structure integrates diverse conceptualizations of individual-level collectivism, and clarifies how this construct is related to adjustment outcomes. (PsycINFO Database Record
Psychological Impact of Negotiating Two Cultures
Among 96 Latino adults, active coping accounted for variance in global self-esteem beyond that of biculturalism and sociodemographic indicators. The findings highlight the importance of accounting for the way Latino adults approach negotiating multiple cultural contexts. Extending acculturation research to integrate competence-based formulations provides comprehensive information regarding cultural adaptation.Entre una muestra de 96 adultos Latin…
Ethnic Social Comfort I
Emotion-related constructs hold understudied promise for understanding interand intraethnic attitudes and behaviors of African Americans. This article describes preliminary steps taken to explore the construct of interethnic social comfort through the revision and expansion of an existing measure of interethnic social distance, and to explore its psychometric properties among several subsamples of a group of 238 African American undergraduates. I…
Conditioned emotional responses in racial prejudice
This study pursues a learning theory understanding of adverse race-elicited emotion and racially discriminatory behaviour. Multimodal classical conditioning argues that emotional reactions to neutral stimuli are built from aversive, appetitive and neutral experiences involving those stimuli in direct, observational and/or verbal modes. Modern two-factor theory argues that once adverse emotions are established, avoidance is likely to develop. Part…
Misunderstandings of multiculturalism
Coping with Communicentric Bias in Knowledge Production in the Social Sciences
The authors examine several problems posed for emperical and theoretical research by the achievement of hegemony by one culture or system of thought over others. The issue is addressed from the special perspective of social scientists of African American descent who practice in a European /American dominant society. Several highly respected tenets of science, such as objectivity, positivism, and logical consistency, are questioned as to their uni…
Misunderstandings of multiculturalism
Racism and mental health into the 21st century
Definitions and theories of racism are reviewed, and the influence of racism on the American mental health system is examined, with special attention to the effects on racial and ethnic minorities of the sociopolitical climate of the 1990s. The aims of this special section are outlined and an overview is presented of the articles, which define some of the key problems of racism and mental health, describe their scope and effects, and propose appr…
Choosing between human rights and personal safety
Book reviewed in this article: Policing the Poor: From Slave Plantation to Public Housing, by Neil Websdale
Acculturative Distress Among Hispanics
Among 96 Hispanic adults, mostly recent immigrants responding in Spanish, intercultural competence contributed to variance in acculturative distress beyond that already accounted for by general coping, acculturation, and sociodemographic variables. Intercultural competence best predicted acculturative distress. Findings suggest that Hispanics with a low sense of intercultural and intracultural proficiency may experience increased stress.Entre 96 …
Acculturation, Competence, and Mental Health Among South Asian Students in the United States
Among 199 South Asian international students in the United States, higher levels of depressive symptoms were predicted by higher perceived prejudice and lower self-reported competence in work, personal/social efficacy, and intracultural behaviors. Relationships among the predictors and depressive symptoms differed by gender. Implications for theory, research, and mental health interventions are discussed.Entre 199 estudiantes internacionales Sura…
Ethnic Social Comfort I
Emotion-related constructs hold understudied promise for understanding interand intraethnic attitudes and behaviors of African Americans. This article describes preliminary steps taken to explore the construct of interethnic social comfort through the revision and expansion of an existing measure of interethnic social distance, and to explore its psychometric properties among several subsamples of a group of 238 African American undergraduates. I…
Acculturation and depression among Hispanics
In the present study the authors examined the relative contributions of typical acculturation indicators, general coping, and intercultural competence in predicting depression among 96 Hispanic adults. The results indicated that intercultural competence served to moderate the relationship between acculturation and depression. The combination of high acculturation and high intercultural competence was associated with fewer symptoms. General coping…
Psychological Impact of Negotiating Two Cultures
Among 96 Latino adults, active coping accounted for variance in global self-esteem beyond that of biculturalism and sociodemographic indicators. The findings highlight the importance of accounting for the way Latino adults approach negotiating multiple cultural contexts. Extending acculturation research to integrate competence-based formulations provides comprehensive information regarding cultural adaptation.Entre una muestra de 96 adultos Latin…
Acculturation and psychosocial adjustment among Southeast Asian and Chinese immigrants
Police contacts and stress among African American college students
Attitudes toward police rarely are studied in investigations of race-related stress among communities of color. African American undergraduates (66 women, 35 men) rated the frequency and stressfulness of 83 general, college-related, race-related, and police-related events. Although respondents described police contacts as stressful, multivariate analyses of variance indicated that mean stress scores for nonpolice items were higher than for police…
Conditioned emotional responses in racial prejudice
This study pursues a learning theory understanding of adverse race-elicited emotion and racially discriminatory behaviour. Multimodal classical conditioning argues that emotional reactions to neutral stimuli are built from aversive, appetitive and neutral experiences involving those stimuli in direct, observational and/or verbal modes. Modern two-factor theory argues that once adverse emotions are established, avoidance is likely to develop. Part…
A test of Spielberger’s state-trait theory of anger with adolescents
Spielberger's state-trait theory of anger was investigated in adolescents (n = 201, ages 10-18, 53% African American, 47% European American, 48% female) using Deffenbacher's five hypotheses formulated to test the theory in adults. Self-reported experience, heart rate (HR), systolic blood pressure (SBP), and diastolic blood pressure (DBP) responses to anger provoking imagery scripts found strong support for the application of this theory to adoles…
Tiger mother
B attle Hymn of the Tiger Mother by Amy Chua is a memoir of a mother’s selfdescribed parenting efforts and experiences to ensure the “success” of her two daughters—defined primarily by their musical talents and academic accomplishments. Since its release in the United States (and at least 20 more versions internationally), the book has attracted a great deal of attention and generated excited discussions in the popular media because of the author…
Do spouses matter? Discrimination, social support, and psychological distress among Asian Americans
Psychological effects of both general and race-based discrimination, and the unique contributions of distinct sources of social support, are important to understanding adjustment and cultural transition among Asian Americans. Nativity differentially influences effects of unfair treatment. Implications for future research are discussed
Big 5 personality and subjective well-being in Asian Americans
Greater than the sum of its parts
The BCQ appears to be a multidimensional, psychometrically sound measure that assesses broadband and narrowband contents of collectivism among Asians. The bifactor structure integrates diverse conceptualizations of individual-level collectivism, and clarifies how this construct is related to adjustment outcomes. (PsycINFO Database Record
Assessing intergenerational cultural conflict among Asian Americans
A matter of faith
Religion has long been implicated as a powerful contributor to physical and mental well-being across the lifespan. Religious constructs also are linked to other aspects of identity and individual differences such that the unique contributions of religion to mental health outcomes remains unclear. This study examined specific domains of religiosity (intrinsic, extrinsic, and doubt) as contributors to mental health, distinct from personality and se…
Intergenerational cultural conflict, assertiveness, and adjustment among Asian Americans
Supplemental Material for Intergenerational Cultural Conflict, Assertiveness, and Adjustment Among Asian Americans
or other permanent path for accessing the specified information in a public, openaccess repository, and the specified information must be provided in a format that is time-stamped, immutable, and permanent. Qualifying public, open-access repositories are committed to preserving data, materials, and/or registered analysis plans and keeping them publicly accessible via the web in perpetuity. Examples include the Open Science Framework (OSF) and the…
Open science and multicultural research
OBJECTIVES: There are two potentially useful but nonintersecting efforts to help ensure that psychological science produces valid and credible information and contributes to the understanding of diverse human experiences. Whereas North American ethnic minority psychology research/cultural diversity science (EM/D) emphasizes cultural competency to yield contextualized psychological understanding of understudied and underserved minority populations…
Conducting Electroencephalography With Black Individuals
Electroencephalography (EEG) is a critical tool for neuroscience research on brain functioning, as well as clinical applications in neurological and psychiatric illnesses. Anti-Black racism is a substantial societal problem that affects the validity of EEG assessments, thereby undermining efforts in research and in medical practice. There are several barriers present in the process of recording EEG with Black individuals. This includes the physic…
Psychology (23 obras) · Social Psychology (18 obras) · Clinical Psychology (13 obras) · Racial and Ethnic Identity Research (13 obras) · Social Psychology (13 obras) · Sociology (12 obras) · Ethnic group (11 obras) · Clinical Psychology (10 obras) · Developmental psychology (10 obras) · Political science (7 obras)