Qianwei Zhao
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 4470822 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Qianwei Zhao |
| NOMBRES | Qianwei |
| APELLIDO | Zhao |
| FIRMA | ZHAO Q |
| AFILIACIONES | Baylor University |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-8065-831X |
| VERIFICADO | Sí |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 24 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 3 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 24 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2019 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2026 |
| ÍNDICE H | 1 |
Maternal Incarceration and Health Risk Behaviors Among Adolescents
Most studies on the impact of maternal incarceration on adolescent health risk behaviors have focused on singular, separated behaviors, even though these behaviors often cluster and co-occur. This study used the FFCWS dataset to examine the association between maternal incarceration and the aggregation of health risk behaviors among adolescents. Latent class analysis suggested the four-class model had the optimal model fit. Multinomial logistic r…
Health Risk Behavior Patterns Among Adolescents With and Without Recent Maternal Incarceration Experiences
Adolescents with maternal incarceration experiences have reported significantly higher rates of health risk behaviors than adolescents without such experience, and their health risk behaviors tend to co-occur rather than exist in isolation. However, there is a lack of research on the clustering of health risk behaviors among adolescents exposed to maternal incarceration in comparison with their counterparts without such experience. This study use…
Linking Organizational Justice and Psychological Conditions to Chinese Judges’ Turnover Intention
In recent years, more and more Chinese judges have resigned from courts, making the judicial profession less attractive. Many reasons shape judges’ turnover intention, with organizational justice being one of the potentially important yet overlooked contributing factors. Based on survey data collected from 458 judges in a northern Chinese province, this study tests a theoretical framework linking supervisor, peer, and litigant justice directly to…
Lifetime Polyvictimization and Mental Health Outcomes in Women With vs Without Incarceration Histories
We use latent class analysis, a life course framework, and information on the type, frequency, and timing of trauma exposure to identify distinct polytrauma groups in a national sample of women (AddHealth). We compare the identified polytrauma groups and their associations with mental health in adulthood in women with and without incarceration histories. A unique group with polyvictimization (neglect, physical, sexual) exposure in childhood by a …
Prevalence and risk factors of mental health and substance use problems among Asian American offenders
This study aims to examine the prevalence of behavioral health problems among Asian American offenders and identify potential risk factors. Findings suggest that Asian American offenders scored higher in psychological distress than Hispanic offenders. They had lower rates of alcohol and drug dependence than white offenders but a higher rate of drug dependence than black and Hispanic offenders. Regression analyses suggest that parental incarcerati…
Motherhood Status and Behavioral Health Among Justice-Involved Women
Research on justice-involved women has mainly focused on mothers with minor children or treated this population as a homogeneous group. Little is known about the disparities between women with and without children and the role of motherhood status and timing on their behavioral health. Using public Add Health data, this study found that women with and without children had different behavioral health outcomes. Those who had children after incarcer…
Recent Exposure To Maternal Incarceration and Experience of Interpersonal Violence Victimization among Adolescents
Risk and Protective Factors of Juvenile Justice Involvement among Post-Adjudicated Young Women
Connecting Supervisor Procedural Justice to Perceived Tensions With Litigants Among Chinese Judges
Recent literature on procedural justice has consistently shown positive organizational outcomes resulting from fair and just treatment by supervisors. This study expands the current literature by assessing the beneficial effect of being treated fairly and justly by supervisors in court settings. Based on survey data from Chinese judges, this study analyzes the direct linkage between supervisor procedural justice and judges’ perceived tensions wit…
Maternal Incarceration and Adolescent Health Risk Behavior Patterns
Objectives: Research suggests that adolescents exposed to maternal incarceration have higher odds of being classified into more severe health risk behavior patterns than those without such experiences. However, the potentially heterogeneous effect of maternal imprisonment on adolescents with distinct individual characteristics remains under-investigated. This study aimed to advance the knowledge base by examining its impact based on adolescent ge…
Arrest Histories and Co-Occurring Mental Health and Substance Use Disorders Among Women in the USA
Examining the Association between Recent Maternal Incarceration and Adolescents’ Sleep Patterns, Dietary Behaviors, and Physical Activity Involvement
Maternal incarceration has become an increasingly common life event among adolescents in the U.S., especially those from disadvantaged backgrounds. Evidence suggests that maternal incarceration is a risk factor for adolescents’ internalizing and externalizing problems. However, its collateral consequences on adolescents’ sleep patterns, dietary behaviors and physical activity involvement remain unclear. This study uses the Fragile Family and Chil…
Maternal incarceration and adolescent girls’ risk of substance-exposed pregnancy, STIs, and HIV
A Population-Level Examination of Incarcerated Women and Mothers Before and After the California Public Safety Realignment Act
Patterns of Interpersonal Violence Experience and Their Association with Mental Health and Substance Use Problems among Women with Incarceration Histories
Material hardship among custodial grandparents in Covid-19 and its associations with Grandchildren’s physical and mental health
Judicial examination and determination of victim wrongs in criminal trials in Mainland China
Incarceration Trajectories of Women Who Are Mothers
Despite growing research on women’s offending trajectories, knowledge on the imprisonment experiences of women who are mothers is limited. This study used a nationally representative dataset of state and federal prisoners to identify and characterize subgroups of mothers based on incarceration histories. Group-based trajectory modeling identified four groups with distinct incarceration trajectories: stable escalating group, moderate declining gro…
Incarceration Trajectories and Mental Health Problems Among Mothers Imprisoned in State and Federal Correctional Facilities
Crack cocaine use among aging Mexican American men with heroin use histories
Background Knowledge about the motivations for crack cocaine use and the long-term effects among people who inject heroin is limited. This study aims to understand motivations associated with this co-use drug pattern among aging men entrenched in established intergenerational heroin subcultures. Methods: A sample of 60 men with diverse injecting heroin use histories was recruited from low-income Mexican American urban communities for semi-structu…
Establishing a social work model for China’s rural vitalisation strategy
This article documents a social work education model from an emerging collaboration among scholars in China, Aotearoa New Zealand, and the United States to adapt Western and Indigenous Māori theories and practices to the Chinese context. To advance this model, we map our process by 1) outlining the challenges in China and comparing them to those in Aotearoa New Zealand and the United States; 2) summarising the social work history and culture in e…
Maternal incarceration trajectories and the intergenerational transmission of imprisonment
Incarceration History and Depressive Symptoms Among Women Released from US Correctional Facilities
Interpersonal Partner Relationships, Bonds to Children, and Informal Social Control among Persistent Male Offenders
This qualitative study applied a life course framework to characterize the nature of interpersonal partner relationships of Mexican American young adult men affiliated with street gangs during their adolescence. Data come from a 15-year longitudinal mixed-method cohort study conducted in San Antonio, Texas. We analyzed semi-structured interviews conducted with a subsample (n = 40) during the course of three face-to-face sessions to explore the me…
Establishing a social work model for China’s rural vitalisation strategy
This article documents a social work education model from an emerging collaboration among scholars in China, Aotearoa New Zealand, and the United States to adapt Western and Indigenous Māori theories and practices to the Chinese context. To advance this model, we map our process by 1) outlining the challenges in China and comparing them to those in Aotearoa New Zealand and the United States; 2) summarising the social work history and culture in e…
Maternal incarceration trajectories and the intergenerational transmission of imprisonment
Interpersonal Partner Relationships, Bonds to Children, and Informal Social Control among Persistent Male Offenders
This qualitative study applied a life course framework to characterize the nature of interpersonal partner relationships of Mexican American young adult men affiliated with street gangs during their adolescence. Data come from a 15-year longitudinal mixed-method cohort study conducted in San Antonio, Texas. We analyzed semi-structured interviews conducted with a subsample (n = 40) during the course of three face-to-face sessions to explore the me…
Incarceration History and Depressive Symptoms Among Women Released from US Correctional Facilities
Interpersonal Partner Relationships, Bonds to Children, and Informal Social Control among Persistent Male Offenders
This qualitative study applied a life course framework to characterize the nature of interpersonal partner relationships of Mexican American young adult men affiliated with street gangs during their adolescence. Data come from a 15-year longitudinal mixed-method cohort study conducted in San Antonio, Texas. We analyzed semi-structured interviews conducted with a subsample (n = 40) during the course of three face-to-face sessions to explore the me…
Maternal incarceration trajectories and the intergenerational transmission of imprisonment
Judicial examination and determination of victim wrongs in criminal trials in Mainland China
Incarceration Trajectories of Women Who Are Mothers
Despite growing research on women’s offending trajectories, knowledge on the imprisonment experiences of women who are mothers is limited. This study used a nationally representative dataset of state and federal prisoners to identify and characterize subgroups of mothers based on incarceration histories. Group-based trajectory modeling identified four groups with distinct incarceration trajectories: stable escalating group, moderate declining gro…
Incarceration Trajectories and Mental Health Problems Among Mothers Imprisoned in State and Federal Correctional Facilities
Crack cocaine use among aging Mexican American men with heroin use histories
Background Knowledge about the motivations for crack cocaine use and the long-term effects among people who inject heroin is limited. This study aims to understand motivations associated with this co-use drug pattern among aging men entrenched in established intergenerational heroin subcultures. Methods: A sample of 60 men with diverse injecting heroin use histories was recruited from low-income Mexican American urban communities for semi-structu…
Establishing a social work model for China’s rural vitalisation strategy
This article documents a social work education model from an emerging collaboration among scholars in China, Aotearoa New Zealand, and the United States to adapt Western and Indigenous Māori theories and practices to the Chinese context. To advance this model, we map our process by 1) outlining the challenges in China and comparing them to those in Aotearoa New Zealand and the United States; 2) summarising the social work history and culture in e…
A Population-Level Examination of Incarcerated Women and Mothers Before and After the California Public Safety Realignment Act
Patterns of Interpersonal Violence Experience and Their Association with Mental Health and Substance Use Problems among Women with Incarceration Histories
Material hardship among custodial grandparents in Covid-19 and its associations with Grandchildren’s physical and mental health
Arrest Histories and Co-Occurring Mental Health and Substance Use Disorders Among Women in the USA
Examining the Association between Recent Maternal Incarceration and Adolescents’ Sleep Patterns, Dietary Behaviors, and Physical Activity Involvement
Maternal incarceration has become an increasingly common life event among adolescents in the U.S., especially those from disadvantaged backgrounds. Evidence suggests that maternal incarceration is a risk factor for adolescents’ internalizing and externalizing problems. However, its collateral consequences on adolescents’ sleep patterns, dietary behaviors and physical activity involvement remain unclear. This study uses the Fragile Family and Chil…
Maternal incarceration and adolescent girls’ risk of substance-exposed pregnancy, STIs, and HIV
Risk and Protective Factors of Juvenile Justice Involvement among Post-Adjudicated Young Women
Connecting Supervisor Procedural Justice to Perceived Tensions With Litigants Among Chinese Judges
Recent literature on procedural justice has consistently shown positive organizational outcomes resulting from fair and just treatment by supervisors. This study expands the current literature by assessing the beneficial effect of being treated fairly and justly by supervisors in court settings. Based on survey data from Chinese judges, this study analyzes the direct linkage between supervisor procedural justice and judges’ perceived tensions wit…
Maternal Incarceration and Adolescent Health Risk Behavior Patterns
Objectives: Research suggests that adolescents exposed to maternal incarceration have higher odds of being classified into more severe health risk behavior patterns than those without such experiences. However, the potentially heterogeneous effect of maternal imprisonment on adolescents with distinct individual characteristics remains under-investigated. This study aimed to advance the knowledge base by examining its impact based on adolescent ge…
Linking Organizational Justice and Psychological Conditions to Chinese Judges’ Turnover Intention
In recent years, more and more Chinese judges have resigned from courts, making the judicial profession less attractive. Many reasons shape judges’ turnover intention, with organizational justice being one of the potentially important yet overlooked contributing factors. Based on survey data collected from 458 judges in a northern Chinese province, this study tests a theoretical framework linking supervisor, peer, and litigant justice directly to…
Lifetime Polyvictimization and Mental Health Outcomes in Women With vs Without Incarceration Histories
We use latent class analysis, a life course framework, and information on the type, frequency, and timing of trauma exposure to identify distinct polytrauma groups in a national sample of women (AddHealth). We compare the identified polytrauma groups and their associations with mental health in adulthood in women with and without incarceration histories. A unique group with polyvictimization (neglect, physical, sexual) exposure in childhood by a …
Prevalence and risk factors of mental health and substance use problems among Asian American offenders
This study aims to examine the prevalence of behavioral health problems among Asian American offenders and identify potential risk factors. Findings suggest that Asian American offenders scored higher in psychological distress than Hispanic offenders. They had lower rates of alcohol and drug dependence than white offenders but a higher rate of drug dependence than black and Hispanic offenders. Regression analyses suggest that parental incarcerati…
Motherhood Status and Behavioral Health Among Justice-Involved Women
Research on justice-involved women has mainly focused on mothers with minor children or treated this population as a homogeneous group. Little is known about the disparities between women with and without children and the role of motherhood status and timing on their behavioral health. Using public Add Health data, this study found that women with and without children had different behavioral health outcomes. Those who had children after incarcer…
Recent Exposure To Maternal Incarceration and Experience of Interpersonal Violence Victimization among Adolescents
Maternal Incarceration and Health Risk Behaviors Among Adolescents
Most studies on the impact of maternal incarceration on adolescent health risk behaviors have focused on singular, separated behaviors, even though these behaviors often cluster and co-occur. This study used the FFCWS dataset to examine the association between maternal incarceration and the aggregation of health risk behaviors among adolescents. Latent class analysis suggested the four-class model had the optimal model fit. Multinomial logistic r…
Health Risk Behavior Patterns Among Adolescents With and Without Recent Maternal Incarceration Experiences
Adolescents with maternal incarceration experiences have reported significantly higher rates of health risk behaviors than adolescents without such experience, and their health risk behaviors tend to co-occur rather than exist in isolation. However, there is a lack of research on the clustering of health risk behaviors among adolescents exposed to maternal incarceration in comparison with their counterparts without such experience. This study use…
Medicine (18 obras) · Psychology (18 obras) · Homelessness and Social Issues (16 obras) · Criminal Justice and Corrections Analysis (14 obras) · Psychiatry (13 obras) · Clinical Psychology (10 obras) · Environmental health (10 obras) · Political science (9 obras) · Child Abuse and Trauma (8 obras) · Criminology (8 obras)