Patricia Goodson
Biographic Data
| ID | 153800 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Patricia Goodson |
| GIVEN NAMES | Patricia |
| FAMILY NAME | Goodson |
| SIGNATURE | GOODSON P |
| AFFILIATIONS | Texas A&M University |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-6444-6042 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 22 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 66 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 22 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1997 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2023 |
| H-INDEX | 4 |
Continuity of maternal and infant care through integrated health service delivery networks in Latin America
Latin America has experienced substantial development over the last three decades; however, development has been uneven with persistent inequalities, especially in the areas of maternal and child health. Since the early 1990s, most Latin American health-care systems have undergone a series of reforms to improve access to services, with the most recent being the implementation of integrated health service delivery networks (IHSDNs). This model pos…
Neutral or Framed? A Sentiment Analysis of 2019 Abortion Laws
A Case Study of Novice Bilingual Education Teachers Conducting Action Research and Diffusing Teaching Innovations
This case study examined action research conducted by bilingual education teachers in urban schools as a tool for progressing from novice-to-expert teachers. We described a longitudinal study across four cohorts of first-year bilingual education teachers as action researchers ( n = 9). The study investigated the following: (a) how school leaders and colleagues responded to knowledge (innovations) generated through practitioner inquiry and (b) tea…
Assessing Quality in Systematic Literature Reviews
This study investigated performance variability when graduate students critically appraised original studies from a systematic review. Fourteen doctoral students from different academic programs, with no systematic review experience, received training on the Methodological Quality Questionnaire (MQQ) rating scale. Participants were mostly male (71%) and non-native English speakers (79%). Each rater was randomly assigned one original study to inde…
Topic Modeling
Objective Topic modeling (TM) refers to a group of methods for mathematically identifying latent topics in large corpora of data. Although TM shows promise as a tool for social science research, most researchers lack awareness of the tool's utility. Therefore, this article provides a brief overview of TM's logic and processes, offers a simple example, and suggests several possible uses in social sciences. Methods Using latent semantic analysis in…
Measuring Factors Associated with Colorectal Cancer Screening among Young Adult African American Men
A Survey of Texas Health Educators' Family Health History-based Practice
Training health educators to incorporate FHH into their practice is needed. Our theoretical model suggests intervention points for future training
Alcohol and sex
This study examined how the structure of friendship networks influences two risk behaviours in tandem (drinking and sexual intercourse) among a sample of US adolescents (7th–12th grades, n = 901; 2 schools) from Wave I of the Add Health data. For one school, adolescents in denser and smaller networks were at higher risk for engaging in sexual intercourse and drinking alcohol simultaneously. In that school, network attributes (out-degree and betwe…
What’s love got to do with it? Adolescent romantic networks and substance use
This study examined how romantic aspiration network characteristics at the individual level (in-degree and out-degree) are associated with substance use (i.e. smoking and drinking) among a cross-sectional sample of US adolescents (10th grade, n = 1523) from 4 high schools in Los Angeles. Findings highlighted that, with an increase in out-degree (romantic aspiration nominations made), adolescents in our sample were less likely (OR = .824, CI = .68…
Autoethnography in action research for health education practitioners
We propose a methodological framework for conducting collaborative and analytic autoethnography (CAAE) in action research inquiry. Similar to other action research methodologies, CAAE is: (a) systematic, framed by a research question and employing explicit, transparent methods; (b) problem-based, drawn from health educators’ practices; and (c) cyclical, predicated on the assumption that a plan for implementing changes is derived from the findings…
Active Commuting to School
The IM may enable health behavior researchers to design effective interventions to promote ACS
Predictors of international students’ psychosocial adjustment to life in the United States
Acculturation and psychosocial adjustment of Chinese international students
Predictors of Secondary Abstinence in U.S. College Undergraduates
US Health Educators’ Likelihood of Adopting Genomic Competencies Into Health Promotion
Objectives. We examined US health educators’ likelihood of adopting genomic competencies—specific skills and knowledge in public health genomics—into health promotion and the factors influencing such likelihood. Methods. We developed and tested a model to assess likelihood to adopt genomic competencies. Data from 1607 health educators nationwide were collected through a Web-based survey. The model was tested through structural equation modeling. …
Predictors of Adolescent Sexual Behavior and Intention
Structural Equation Modeling
Searching for Sexually Explicit Materials on the Internet
Sexuality and the Social Sciences. A French Survey on Sexual Behaviour
Part 1 Presentation: the social construction of sexuality, Michel Bozon and Henri Leridon presentation of the ACSF survey, Henri Leridon and Michel Bozon. Part 2 Exploring sexuality: the ACSF survey - setting up a multidisciplinary study of sexuality, Nathalie Bajos and Alfred Spira the ACSF questionnaire - the influence of an epidemiological representation of sexuality, Alain Giami private life and the telephone survey, Benoit Riadney and Jean-M…
Protestants and Family Planning
The DNA Mystique
Conservative Protestantism and Attitudes toward Family Planning in a Sample of Seminarians
Christopher G. Ellison, Patricia Goodson, Conservative Protestantism and Attitudes toward Family Planning in a Sample of Seminarians, Journal for the Scientific Study of Religion, Vol. 36, No. 4 (Dec., 1997), pp. 512-529
Acculturation and psychosocial adjustment of Chinese international students
Autoethnography in action research for health education practitioners
We propose a methodological framework for conducting collaborative and analytic autoethnography (CAAE) in action research inquiry. Similar to other action research methodologies, CAAE is: (a) systematic, framed by a research question and employing explicit, transparent methods; (b) problem-based, drawn from health educators’ practices; and (c) cyclical, predicated on the assumption that a plan for implementing changes is derived from the findings…
Searching for Sexually Explicit Materials on the Internet
Conservative Protestantism and Attitudes toward Family Planning in a Sample of Seminarians
Christopher G. Ellison, Patricia Goodson, Conservative Protestantism and Attitudes toward Family Planning in a Sample of Seminarians, Journal for the Scientific Study of Religion, Vol. 36, No. 4 (Dec., 1997), pp. 512-529
Topic Modeling
Objective Topic modeling (TM) refers to a group of methods for mathematically identifying latent topics in large corpora of data. Although TM shows promise as a tool for social science research, most researchers lack awareness of the tool's utility. Therefore, this article provides a brief overview of TM's logic and processes, offers a simple example, and suggests several possible uses in social sciences. Methods Using latent semantic analysis in…
Predictors of Secondary Abstinence in U.S. College Undergraduates
A Case Study of Novice Bilingual Education Teachers Conducting Action Research and Diffusing Teaching Innovations
This case study examined action research conducted by bilingual education teachers in urban schools as a tool for progressing from novice-to-expert teachers. We described a longitudinal study across four cohorts of first-year bilingual education teachers as action researchers ( n = 9). The study investigated the following: (a) how school leaders and colleagues responded to knowledge (innovations) generated through practitioner inquiry and (b) tea…
Neutral or Framed? A Sentiment Analysis of 2019 Abortion Laws
US Health Educators’ Likelihood of Adopting Genomic Competencies Into Health Promotion
Objectives. We examined US health educators’ likelihood of adopting genomic competencies—specific skills and knowledge in public health genomics—into health promotion and the factors influencing such likelihood. Methods. We developed and tested a model to assess likelihood to adopt genomic competencies. Data from 1607 health educators nationwide were collected through a Web-based survey. The model was tested through structural equation modeling. …
Protestants and Family Planning
The DNA Mystique
Conservative Protestantism and Attitudes toward Family Planning in a Sample of Seminarians
Christopher G. Ellison, Patricia Goodson, Conservative Protestantism and Attitudes toward Family Planning in a Sample of Seminarians, Journal for the Scientific Study of Religion, Vol. 36, No. 4 (Dec., 1997), pp. 512-529
Sexuality and the Social Sciences. A French Survey on Sexual Behaviour
Part 1 Presentation: the social construction of sexuality, Michel Bozon and Henri Leridon presentation of the ACSF survey, Henri Leridon and Michel Bozon. Part 2 Exploring sexuality: the ACSF survey - setting up a multidisciplinary study of sexuality, Nathalie Bajos and Alfred Spira the ACSF questionnaire - the influence of an epidemiological representation of sexuality, Alain Giami private life and the telephone survey, Benoit Riadney and Jean-M…
Searching for Sexually Explicit Materials on the Internet
Predictors of Adolescent Sexual Behavior and Intention
Structural Equation Modeling
US Health Educators’ Likelihood of Adopting Genomic Competencies Into Health Promotion
Objectives. We examined US health educators’ likelihood of adopting genomic competencies—specific skills and knowledge in public health genomics—into health promotion and the factors influencing such likelihood. Methods. We developed and tested a model to assess likelihood to adopt genomic competencies. Data from 1607 health educators nationwide were collected through a Web-based survey. The model was tested through structural equation modeling. …
Predictors of Secondary Abstinence in U.S. College Undergraduates
Predictors of international students’ psychosocial adjustment to life in the United States
Acculturation and psychosocial adjustment of Chinese international students
Active Commuting to School
The IM may enable health behavior researchers to design effective interventions to promote ACS
A Survey of Texas Health Educators' Family Health History-based Practice
Training health educators to incorporate FHH into their practice is needed. Our theoretical model suggests intervention points for future training
Alcohol and sex
This study examined how the structure of friendship networks influences two risk behaviours in tandem (drinking and sexual intercourse) among a sample of US adolescents (7th–12th grades, n = 901; 2 schools) from Wave I of the Add Health data. For one school, adolescents in denser and smaller networks were at higher risk for engaging in sexual intercourse and drinking alcohol simultaneously. In that school, network attributes (out-degree and betwe…
What’s love got to do with it? Adolescent romantic networks and substance use
This study examined how romantic aspiration network characteristics at the individual level (in-degree and out-degree) are associated with substance use (i.e. smoking and drinking) among a cross-sectional sample of US adolescents (10th grade, n = 1523) from 4 high schools in Los Angeles. Findings highlighted that, with an increase in out-degree (romantic aspiration nominations made), adolescents in our sample were less likely (OR = .824, CI = .68…
Autoethnography in action research for health education practitioners
We propose a methodological framework for conducting collaborative and analytic autoethnography (CAAE) in action research inquiry. Similar to other action research methodologies, CAAE is: (a) systematic, framed by a research question and employing explicit, transparent methods; (b) problem-based, drawn from health educators’ practices; and (c) cyclical, predicated on the assumption that a plan for implementing changes is derived from the findings…
Measuring Factors Associated with Colorectal Cancer Screening among Young Adult African American Men
Topic Modeling
Objective Topic modeling (TM) refers to a group of methods for mathematically identifying latent topics in large corpora of data. Although TM shows promise as a tool for social science research, most researchers lack awareness of the tool's utility. Therefore, this article provides a brief overview of TM's logic and processes, offers a simple example, and suggests several possible uses in social sciences. Methods Using latent semantic analysis in…
Assessing Quality in Systematic Literature Reviews
This study investigated performance variability when graduate students critically appraised original studies from a systematic review. Fourteen doctoral students from different academic programs, with no systematic review experience, received training on the Methodological Quality Questionnaire (MQQ) rating scale. Participants were mostly male (71%) and non-native English speakers (79%). Each rater was randomly assigned one original study to inde…
A Case Study of Novice Bilingual Education Teachers Conducting Action Research and Diffusing Teaching Innovations
This case study examined action research conducted by bilingual education teachers in urban schools as a tool for progressing from novice-to-expert teachers. We described a longitudinal study across four cohorts of first-year bilingual education teachers as action researchers ( n = 9). The study investigated the following: (a) how school leaders and colleagues responded to knowledge (innovations) generated through practitioner inquiry and (b) tea…
Neutral or Framed? A Sentiment Analysis of 2019 Abortion Laws
Continuity of maternal and infant care through integrated health service delivery networks in Latin America
Latin America has experienced substantial development over the last three decades; however, development has been uneven with persistent inequalities, especially in the areas of maternal and child health. Since the early 1990s, most Latin American health-care systems have undergone a series of reforms to improve access to services, with the most recent being the implementation of integrated health service delivery networks (IHSDNs). This model pos…
Psychology (17 works) · Medicine (11 works) · Social Psychology (9 works) · Sociology (9 works) · Clinical Psychology (6 works) · Social Psychology (6 works) · Developmental psychology (5 works) · Political science (5 works) · Clinical Psychology (4 works) · Computer Science (4 works)