Jerald R Herting
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 110163 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Jerald R Herting |
| PRENOMES | Jerald R |
| SOBRENOME | Herting |
| ASSINATURA | HERTING J R |
| AFILIAÇÕES | University of Washington |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-3748-0602 |
| VERIFICADO | Sim |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 27 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 163 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 27 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 1985 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2026 |
| ÍNDICE H | 7 |
Socioeconomic factors and mental health among young Asian adults in the United States
OBJECTIVES: Rates of anxiety and depression have risen among Asian adults in the U.S., and sociodemographic factors such as immigration, financial hardship, and parental education are associated with different health outcomes. However, less is known about mental health by these indicators. While many affective disorders present between young adulthood (ages 18-29), research on this developmental period among Asian adults is scant. Since more than…
Redesigning Juvenile Probation to Align With Behavioral Health and Positive Development Principles
Science advisory boards and policy organizations have called for adolescent brain science to be incorporated into juvenile probation operations. To achieve this, Opportunity-Based Probation (OBP), a probation model that integrates knowledge of adolescent development and behavior change principles, was developed in collaboration with a local juvenile probation department. The current study compares outcomes (recidivism and probation violations) fo…
Supportive relationships in childhood
This study examines how social support during childhood and adolescence is associated with self-rated good health and the incidence of depression among Latin American immigrants in the U.S. We focus on those who immigrated under age 18 (childhood arrivals) to understand the interplay between early social support and adult health outcomes. Data are from the 2012-2013 iteration of the National Epidemiologic Survey on Alcohol and Related Conditions …
The Impact of Pretrial Juvenile Detention on 12-Month Recidivism
Pretrial detention, the use of detention to ensure youth attend court hearings, makes up 75% of all juvenile detention admissions. Research investigating the impact of detainment on youth outcomes is limited and, when available, does not distinguish between different uses of detention. Consequently, little is known about the effects of detaining youth for this purpose. The current study examines the impact of pretrial detention on more than 46,00…
Neighborhoods and health during the transition to adulthood
Adolescent Mental Health
The purpose of this article is to explore the role of neighborhood characteristics, specifically economic disadvantage/advantage, residential instability, and racial/ethnic heterogeneity on emotional distress (depressed affect, anxiety, hopelessness) among youth. Using a regional sample of adolescents and matching their data to census tracts, we use hierarchical linear modeling to examine the relationship of neighborhood spatial factors on distre…
Are Local Public Health Department Services Related to Racial Disparities in Mortality
Our study aim was to determine whether local health department (LHD) services were associated with U.S. racial disparities in 1993-to-2005 mortality rates. In a national sample of LHDs, we examined 10 LHD service domains and gaps in Black–White all-cause mortality rates, drawing data from the National Association of County and City Health Officials’ National Profile of Local Health Departments surveys, as well as mortality and other public data f…
Classifying Local Health Departments on the Basis of the Constellation of Services They Provide
Objectives. We explored service variation among local health departments (LHDs) nationally to allow systematic characterization of LHDs by patterns in the constellation of services they deliver. Methods. We conducted latent class analysis by using categorical variables derived from LHD service data collected in 2008 for the National Profile of Local Health Departments Survey and before service changes resulting from the national financial crisis.…
Investigating the Rise (and Fall) of Young Black Male Suicide in the United States, 1982–2001
Does neighborhood walkability moderate the effects of intrapersonal characteristics on amount of walking in post-menopausal women
Promoting Care
This study evaluated the effectiveness of augmenting a youth suicide-preventive intervention with a brief, home-based parent program. A total of 615 high school youth and their parents participated. Three suicide prevention protocols, a youth intervention, a parent intervention, and a combination of youth and parent intervention, were compared with an "intervention as usual" (IAU) group. All groups experienced a decline in risk factors and an inc…
The impact of the promise of scholarships and altering school structure on college plans, preparation, and enrollment
Local Public Health Delivery of Maternal Child Health Services
Multi-domain risk and protective factor predictors of violent behavior among at-risk youth
This study extends prior examination of adolescent violence etiology, drawing on an ethnically diverse, community accessed, yet emotionally vulnerable sample (N = 849) of adolescents at-risk for school drop-out. A balanced risk and protective factor framework captured theorized dimensions of strain, coping, and support resources. We tested the combined and unique contribution of risk and protective components spanning individual, peer/school, and…
Risk and Protective Profiles Among Never Exposed, Single Form, and Multiple Form Violence Exposed Youth
Contextual Effects and Adolescent Substance Use
Objective. The purpose of this article is to explore the additive and moderating effects of neighborhood context on substance use among youth. Methods. Using a regional sample of adolescents and matching the data to Census tracts, we use hierarchical linear modeling to examine the relationship between neighborhood disadvantage and neighborhood instability on alcohol and marijuana use while controlling for individual, family, and peer characterist…
Does Place of Education Matter? Contextualizing the Education and Health Status Association Among Asian Americans
The educational gradient in health is one of the most robust associations in social science research. Results of the current study indicate that, like the pattern observed among other racial and ethnic minority groups, the well-established educational gradient in health is attenuated among Asian Americans. We also show that the gradient association between educational attainment and self-rated health among Asian Americans depends on whether they …
Beyond violence
This study examined reappraisal of threat to self, child, and partner wellbeing in a sample of 92 battered women's shelter residents. Participants were assessed for type and severity of intimate-partner violence experienced and current psychological distress. Perceived threats to self, child, and partner wellbeing were assessed and subscale scores developed to serve as dependent variables in multivariate regression analyses. Posttraumatic stress …
Neighborhood Correlates of Homicide Trends
This research blends ideas and concepts from social disorganization theory with recent development in growth-curve methodology to examine the association between neighborhood structure and homicide levels over time. Using fifteen years of sequenctial data, we estimate growth-curve models that emphasize the effects of neighborhood socioeconomic and demographic characteristics on longitudinal trajectories of three types of homicide—general alteract…
Neighborhood Correalates of Homicide Trends
This research blends ideas and concepts from social disorganization theory with recent development in growth-curve methodology to examine the association between neighborhood structure and homicide levels over time. Using fifteen years of sequenctial data, we estimate growth-curve models that emphasize the effects of neighborhood socioeconomic and demographic characteristics on longitudinal trajectories of three types of homicide—general alteract…
The Simple Virtues of Descriptive Modeling
The Influence of Family Regulation, Connection, and Psychological Autonomy on Six Measures of Adolescent Functioning
This study disaggregated parenting styles into three socialization dimensions: connection/involvement, regulation, and psychological autonomy. Six dependent variables were used (grades and educational expectations, psychological and somatic symptoms, and delinquent acts and substance use), and the three socialization measures were associated individually with all six outcomes. When multiple regressions included all three socialization measures si…
The Social Geography of Interstate Mobility and Persistence
We introduce a new model of geographic mobility that maps the underlying contours of sociocultural space [in the United States] after purging the confounding effects of distance inertia contiguity and population size....We argue that known features of the social landscape should be entered explicitly into mobility specifications. This approach yields new insights into (1) the net holding power of regions subregions and states; (2) the effects of …
Preventing Teenage Drug Abuse
A new approach to referees' assessments of manuscripts
The Influence of Family Regulation, Connection, and Psychological Autonomy on Six Measures of Adolescent Functioning
This study disaggregated parenting styles into three socialization dimensions: connection/involvement, regulation, and psychological autonomy. Six dependent variables were used (grades and educational expectations, psychological and somatic symptoms, and delinquent acts and substance use), and the three socialization measures were associated individually with all six outcomes. When multiple regressions included all three socialization measures si…
Contextual Effects and Adolescent Substance Use
Objective. The purpose of this article is to explore the additive and moderating effects of neighborhood context on substance use among youth. Methods. Using a regional sample of adolescents and matching the data to Census tracts, we use hierarchical linear modeling to examine the relationship between neighborhood disadvantage and neighborhood instability on alcohol and marijuana use while controlling for individual, family, and peer characterist…
The Social Geography of Interstate Mobility and Persistence
We introduce a new model of geographic mobility that maps the underlying contours of sociocultural space [in the United States] after purging the confounding effects of distance inertia contiguity and population size....We argue that known features of the social landscape should be entered explicitly into mobility specifications. This approach yields new insights into (1) the net holding power of regions subregions and states; (2) the effects of …
Neighborhood Correalates of Homicide Trends
This research blends ideas and concepts from social disorganization theory with recent development in growth-curve methodology to examine the association between neighborhood structure and homicide levels over time. Using fifteen years of sequenctial data, we estimate growth-curve models that emphasize the effects of neighborhood socioeconomic and demographic characteristics on longitudinal trajectories of three types of homicide—general alteract…
Components of Satisfaction with Local Areas in the Metropolis
Using individuals' subjective evaluations, this paper investigates the specific features of local areas in the Seattle, Washington metropolitan region which are most strongly related to overall satisfaction with the community. On the whole, the data support the view that the contemporary local area serves important but limited functions for metropolitan dwellers. The strongest correlates of overall evaluation are related to the evaluation of the …
Does Place of Education Matter? Contextualizing the Education and Health Status Association Among Asian Americans
The educational gradient in health is one of the most robust associations in social science research. Results of the current study indicate that, like the pattern observed among other racial and ethnic minority groups, the well-established educational gradient in health is attenuated among Asian Americans. We also show that the gradient association between educational attainment and self-rated health among Asian Americans depends on whether they …
Multi-domain risk and protective factor predictors of violent behavior among at-risk youth
This study extends prior examination of adolescent violence etiology, drawing on an ethnically diverse, community accessed, yet emotionally vulnerable sample (N = 849) of adolescents at-risk for school drop-out. A balanced risk and protective factor framework captured theorized dimensions of strain, coping, and support resources. We tested the combined and unique contribution of risk and protective components spanning individual, peer/school, and…
Adolescent Mental Health
The purpose of this article is to explore the role of neighborhood characteristics, specifically economic disadvantage/advantage, residential instability, and racial/ethnic heterogeneity on emotional distress (depressed affect, anxiety, hopelessness) among youth. Using a regional sample of adolescents and matching their data to census tracts, we use hierarchical linear modeling to examine the relationship of neighborhood spatial factors on distre…
Measuring change and continuity in parity distributions
Procedures are developed to allocate the change in mean fertility to the change in specific parities or groups of parities. One procedure uses the proportion at each parity and another uses parity progression ratios. Both are based on the delta method for approximating change in a function of several variables. Drawing on an analogy to survival in a life table, the relational logit model is applied to parity progression. This method allows severa…
Investigating the Rise (and Fall) of Young Black Male Suicide in the United States, 1982–2001
Beyond violence
This study examined reappraisal of threat to self, child, and partner wellbeing in a sample of 92 battered women's shelter residents. Participants were assessed for type and severity of intimate-partner violence experienced and current psychological distress. Perceived threats to self, child, and partner wellbeing were assessed and subscale scores developed to serve as dependent variables in multivariate regression analyses. Posttraumatic stress …
A new approach to referees' assessments of manuscripts
Does neighborhood walkability moderate the effects of intrapersonal characteristics on amount of walking in post-menopausal women
The Simple Virtues of Descriptive Modeling
Classifying Local Health Departments on the Basis of the Constellation of Services They Provide
Objectives. We explored service variation among local health departments (LHDs) nationally to allow systematic characterization of LHDs by patterns in the constellation of services they deliver. Methods. We conducted latent class analysis by using categorical variables derived from LHD service data collected in 2008 for the National Profile of Local Health Departments Survey and before service changes resulting from the national financial crisis.…
The impact of the promise of scholarships and altering school structure on college plans, preparation, and enrollment
Components of Satisfaction with Local Areas in the Metropolis
Using individuals' subjective evaluations, this paper investigates the specific features of local areas in the Seattle, Washington metropolitan region which are most strongly related to overall satisfaction with the community. On the whole, the data support the view that the contemporary local area serves important but limited functions for metropolitan dwellers. The strongest correlates of overall evaluation are related to the evaluation of the …
Measuring change and continuity in parity distributions
Procedures are developed to allocate the change in mean fertility to the change in specific parities or groups of parities. One procedure uses the proportion at each parity and another uses parity progression ratios. Both are based on the delta method for approximating change in a function of several variables. Drawing on an analogy to survival in a life table, the relational logit model is applied to parity progression. This method allows severa…
A new approach to referees' assessments of manuscripts
Preventing Teenage Drug Abuse
The Influence of Family Regulation, Connection, and Psychological Autonomy on Six Measures of Adolescent Functioning
This study disaggregated parenting styles into three socialization dimensions: connection/involvement, regulation, and psychological autonomy. Six dependent variables were used (grades and educational expectations, psychological and somatic symptoms, and delinquent acts and substance use), and the three socialization measures were associated individually with all six outcomes. When multiple regressions included all three socialization measures si…
The Social Geography of Interstate Mobility and Persistence
We introduce a new model of geographic mobility that maps the underlying contours of sociocultural space [in the United States] after purging the confounding effects of distance inertia contiguity and population size....We argue that known features of the social landscape should be entered explicitly into mobility specifications. This approach yields new insights into (1) the net holding power of regions subregions and states; (2) the effects of …
The Simple Virtues of Descriptive Modeling
Neighborhood Correlates of Homicide Trends
This research blends ideas and concepts from social disorganization theory with recent development in growth-curve methodology to examine the association between neighborhood structure and homicide levels over time. Using fifteen years of sequenctial data, we estimate growth-curve models that emphasize the effects of neighborhood socioeconomic and demographic characteristics on longitudinal trajectories of three types of homicide—general alteract…
Neighborhood Correalates of Homicide Trends
This research blends ideas and concepts from social disorganization theory with recent development in growth-curve methodology to examine the association between neighborhood structure and homicide levels over time. Using fifteen years of sequenctial data, we estimate growth-curve models that emphasize the effects of neighborhood socioeconomic and demographic characteristics on longitudinal trajectories of three types of homicide—general alteract…
Beyond violence
This study examined reappraisal of threat to self, child, and partner wellbeing in a sample of 92 battered women's shelter residents. Participants were assessed for type and severity of intimate-partner violence experienced and current psychological distress. Perceived threats to self, child, and partner wellbeing were assessed and subscale scores developed to serve as dependent variables in multivariate regression analyses. Posttraumatic stress …
Risk and Protective Profiles Among Never Exposed, Single Form, and Multiple Form Violence Exposed Youth
Contextual Effects and Adolescent Substance Use
Objective. The purpose of this article is to explore the additive and moderating effects of neighborhood context on substance use among youth. Methods. Using a regional sample of adolescents and matching the data to Census tracts, we use hierarchical linear modeling to examine the relationship between neighborhood disadvantage and neighborhood instability on alcohol and marijuana use while controlling for individual, family, and peer characterist…
Does Place of Education Matter? Contextualizing the Education and Health Status Association Among Asian Americans
The educational gradient in health is one of the most robust associations in social science research. Results of the current study indicate that, like the pattern observed among other racial and ethnic minority groups, the well-established educational gradient in health is attenuated among Asian Americans. We also show that the gradient association between educational attainment and self-rated health among Asian Americans depends on whether they …
Multi-domain risk and protective factor predictors of violent behavior among at-risk youth
This study extends prior examination of adolescent violence etiology, drawing on an ethnically diverse, community accessed, yet emotionally vulnerable sample (N = 849) of adolescents at-risk for school drop-out. A balanced risk and protective factor framework captured theorized dimensions of strain, coping, and support resources. We tested the combined and unique contribution of risk and protective components spanning individual, peer/school, and…
Local Public Health Delivery of Maternal Child Health Services
Promoting Care
This study evaluated the effectiveness of augmenting a youth suicide-preventive intervention with a brief, home-based parent program. A total of 615 high school youth and their parents participated. Three suicide prevention protocols, a youth intervention, a parent intervention, and a combination of youth and parent intervention, were compared with an "intervention as usual" (IAU) group. All groups experienced a decline in risk factors and an inc…
The impact of the promise of scholarships and altering school structure on college plans, preparation, and enrollment
Investigating the Rise (and Fall) of Young Black Male Suicide in the United States, 1982–2001
Does neighborhood walkability moderate the effects of intrapersonal characteristics on amount of walking in post-menopausal women
Are Local Public Health Department Services Related to Racial Disparities in Mortality
Our study aim was to determine whether local health department (LHD) services were associated with U.S. racial disparities in 1993-to-2005 mortality rates. In a national sample of LHDs, we examined 10 LHD service domains and gaps in Black–White all-cause mortality rates, drawing data from the National Association of County and City Health Officials’ National Profile of Local Health Departments surveys, as well as mortality and other public data f…
Classifying Local Health Departments on the Basis of the Constellation of Services They Provide
Objectives. We explored service variation among local health departments (LHDs) nationally to allow systematic characterization of LHDs by patterns in the constellation of services they deliver. Methods. We conducted latent class analysis by using categorical variables derived from LHD service data collected in 2008 for the National Profile of Local Health Departments Survey and before service changes resulting from the national financial crisis.…
Adolescent Mental Health
The purpose of this article is to explore the role of neighborhood characteristics, specifically economic disadvantage/advantage, residential instability, and racial/ethnic heterogeneity on emotional distress (depressed affect, anxiety, hopelessness) among youth. Using a regional sample of adolescents and matching their data to census tracts, we use hierarchical linear modeling to examine the relationship of neighborhood spatial factors on distre…
The Impact of Pretrial Juvenile Detention on 12-Month Recidivism
Pretrial detention, the use of detention to ensure youth attend court hearings, makes up 75% of all juvenile detention admissions. Research investigating the impact of detainment on youth outcomes is limited and, when available, does not distinguish between different uses of detention. Consequently, little is known about the effects of detaining youth for this purpose. The current study examines the impact of pretrial detention on more than 46,00…
Neighborhoods and health during the transition to adulthood
Redesigning Juvenile Probation to Align With Behavioral Health and Positive Development Principles
Science advisory boards and policy organizations have called for adolescent brain science to be incorporated into juvenile probation operations. To achieve this, Opportunity-Based Probation (OBP), a probation model that integrates knowledge of adolescent development and behavior change principles, was developed in collaboration with a local juvenile probation department. The current study compares outcomes (recidivism and probation violations) fo…
Psychology (19 obras) · Medicine (18 obras) · Sociology (13 obras) · Demography (10 obras) · Political science (9 obras) · Geography (8 obras) · Population (8 obras) · Urban, Neighborhood, and Segregation Studies (8 obras) · Homelessness and Social Issues (7 obras) · Poison control (7 obras)