Allison C Morrill
Biographic Data
| ID | 2344812 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Allison C Morrill |
| GIVEN NAMES | Allison C |
| FAMILY NAME | Morrill |
| SIGNATURE | MORRILL A C |
| AFFILIATIONS | Northeastern University |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 11 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 15 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 11 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2002 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
Young Men’s Perspectives on Menstruation in New York City: A Qualitative Assessment
This study sought to contribute to the minimal evidence on what boys across the United States learn about menstruation in and out of the classroom. Boys’ knowledge and understandings of menstruation may influence their own lives, shape the menstrual-related experiences of girls and women who they interact with, and contribute to ongoing menstrual stigma. We conducted a qualitative research study utilizing in-depth interviews with 22 Black and His…
You the man: Theater as bystander education in dating violence
Background:You the Man (YTM) is a theatrical production about Dating Violence (DV). This research sought the short- and long-term impact of YTM on students’ social norms, attitudes, and perceptions concerning DV, and students’ intentions and behavior when concerns of DV are noted. Methods: Pre and post-surveys were administered in 9th grades at three schools over three years. Cohorts repeated the post-survey annually and focus groups were held in…
Evaluation of All Babies Cry , a Second Generation Universal Abusive Head Trauma Prevention Program
Child maltreatment results in significant individual, family, and societal costs. This study assessed the efficacy of All Babies Cry (ABC) , a media‐based infant maltreatment prevention program, using a mixed‐method, quasi‐experimental staged evaluation design. ABC's messaging, designed and tested through a series of focus groups, provides strategies for reducing parental stress and soothing infants. Participants ( n = 423) were first‐time parent…
Bridging Data and Decision Making: Development of Techniques for Improving the HIV Prevention Community Planning Process
Improving the Use of Data for HIV Prevention Decision Making: Lessons Learned
HIV Prevention Community Planning: Challenges and Opportunities for Data-Informed Decision-Making
HIV Prevention Community Planning: Enhancing Data-Informed Decision-Making
Child Custody and Visitation Decisions When the Father Has Perpetrated Violence Against the Mother
This research evaluated the effectiveness of statutes mandating a presumption against custody to a perpetrator of domestic violence (DV) and judicial education about DV. Across six states, the authors examined 393 custody and/or visitation orders where the father perpetrated DV against the mother and surveyed 60 judges who entered those orders. With the presumption, more orders gave legal and physical custody to the mother and imposed a structure…
Heterosexual Behavioral Maintenance and Change Following HIV Counseling and Testing
This study investigated heterosexual HIV risk behaviors, changes in stage of change for safer sex and factors associated with such changes, among a diverse sample of 560 heterosexually active individuals presenting at publicly funded HIV C&T sites. Questionnaires were administrated before HIV C&T, and three months afterwards. Positive serostatus was the most significant predictor of safer behavior after C&T. Many seronegative participants stopped…
Pathways of Risk: Race, Social Class, Stress, and Coping as Factors Predicting Heterosexual Risk Behaviors for HIV Among Women
Service Utilization among Disabled Puerto Rican Elders and Their Caregivers: Does Acculturation Play a Role
Language acculturation, although a commonly used measure of acculturation, may be of decreasing importance in explaining service utilization, as bilingual services become increasingly available. Practice implications are discussed
Child Custody and Visitation Decisions When the Father Has Perpetrated Violence Against the Mother
This research evaluated the effectiveness of statutes mandating a presumption against custody to a perpetrator of domestic violence (DV) and judicial education about DV. Across six states, the authors examined 393 custody and/or visitation orders where the father perpetrated DV against the mother and surveyed 60 judges who entered those orders. With the presumption, more orders gave legal and physical custody to the mother and imposed a structure…
Service Utilization among Disabled Puerto Rican Elders and Their Caregivers: Does Acculturation Play a Role
Language acculturation, although a commonly used measure of acculturation, may be of decreasing importance in explaining service utilization, as bilingual services become increasingly available. Practice implications are discussed
Heterosexual Behavioral Maintenance and Change Following HIV Counseling and Testing
This study investigated heterosexual HIV risk behaviors, changes in stage of change for safer sex and factors associated with such changes, among a diverse sample of 560 heterosexually active individuals presenting at publicly funded HIV C&T sites. Questionnaires were administrated before HIV C&T, and three months afterwards. Positive serostatus was the most significant predictor of safer behavior after C&T. Many seronegative participants stopped…
Pathways of Risk: Race, Social Class, Stress, and Coping as Factors Predicting Heterosexual Risk Behaviors for HIV Among Women
Service Utilization among Disabled Puerto Rican Elders and Their Caregivers: Does Acculturation Play a Role
Language acculturation, although a commonly used measure of acculturation, may be of decreasing importance in explaining service utilization, as bilingual services become increasingly available. Practice implications are discussed
Bridging Data and Decision Making: Development of Techniques for Improving the HIV Prevention Community Planning Process
Improving the Use of Data for HIV Prevention Decision Making: Lessons Learned
HIV Prevention Community Planning: Challenges and Opportunities for Data-Informed Decision-Making
HIV Prevention Community Planning: Enhancing Data-Informed Decision-Making
Child Custody and Visitation Decisions When the Father Has Perpetrated Violence Against the Mother
This research evaluated the effectiveness of statutes mandating a presumption against custody to a perpetrator of domestic violence (DV) and judicial education about DV. Across six states, the authors examined 393 custody and/or visitation orders where the father perpetrated DV against the mother and surveyed 60 judges who entered those orders. With the presumption, more orders gave legal and physical custody to the mother and imposed a structure…
Heterosexual Behavioral Maintenance and Change Following HIV Counseling and Testing
This study investigated heterosexual HIV risk behaviors, changes in stage of change for safer sex and factors associated with such changes, among a diverse sample of 560 heterosexually active individuals presenting at publicly funded HIV C&T sites. Questionnaires were administrated before HIV C&T, and three months afterwards. Positive serostatus was the most significant predictor of safer behavior after C&T. Many seronegative participants stopped…
You the man: Theater as bystander education in dating violence
Background:You the Man (YTM) is a theatrical production about Dating Violence (DV). This research sought the short- and long-term impact of YTM on students’ social norms, attitudes, and perceptions concerning DV, and students’ intentions and behavior when concerns of DV are noted. Methods: Pre and post-surveys were administered in 9th grades at three schools over three years. Cohorts repeated the post-survey annually and focus groups were held in…
Evaluation of All Babies Cry , a Second Generation Universal Abusive Head Trauma Prevention Program
Child maltreatment results in significant individual, family, and societal costs. This study assessed the efficacy of All Babies Cry (ABC) , a media‐based infant maltreatment prevention program, using a mixed‐method, quasi‐experimental staged evaluation design. ABC's messaging, designed and tested through a series of focus groups, provides strategies for reducing parental stress and soothing infants. Participants ( n = 423) were first‐time parent…
Young Men’s Perspectives on Menstruation in New York City: A Qualitative Assessment
This study sought to contribute to the minimal evidence on what boys across the United States learn about menstruation in and out of the classroom. Boys’ knowledge and understandings of menstruation may influence their own lives, shape the menstrual-related experiences of girls and women who they interact with, and contribute to ongoing menstrual stigma. We conducted a qualitative research study utilizing in-depth interviews with 22 Black and His…
Medicine (11 works) · Psychology (11 works) · Health psychology (5 works) · Political science (5 works) · Public health (5 works) · Community Health and Development (4 works) · Computer Science (4 works) · Health Policy Implementation Science (4 works) · Nursing (4 works) · Psychiatry (4 works)