Julie Gast
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 257489 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Julie Gast |
| NOMBRES | Julie |
| APELLIDO | Gast |
| FIRMA | GAST J |
| AFILIACIONES | Utah State University |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-0897-207X |
| VERIFICADO | Sí |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 19 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 39 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 19 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 1992 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2025 |
| ÍNDICE H | 3 |
A dyadic analysis of anti-fat attitudes and partners’ diet-related influence among gay married men
Objectives The focus on physical appearance among gay men has potential implications for anti-fat attitudes, including those directed toward romantic partners. Partners often influence each other’s behaviors including those linked to weight, but most research has examined the consequences of these influence strategies versus their antecedents. To address this research gap, we examined how men’s own and their partners’ anti-fat attitudes were rela…
Exploring the Intuitive Eating Scale-2 and Dyadic Associations Between Mental Health and Relational Dynamics in a Sample of Married Male Sexual Minority Couples
Across studies, intuitive eating is associated with many health indicators. The Intuitive Eating Scale-2 (IES-2), the instrument for measuring intuitive eating, had not previously been explored with a sample of sexual minority [Sexual minority refers to individuals who experience consensual sexual identity, attraction, or behavior that is non normative (typically sexual minority individuals are lesbian, gay, bisexual, queer, or non-heterosexual)]…
Examining the link between exercise-specific relational processes and physical activity, psychological distress, and relationship satisfaction among heterosexual and gay male couples
Despite the important role of romantic relationships in physical activity, little research has examined the role of gender and sexual orientation in exercise-specific relational processes. Utilizing cross-sectional, dyadic data from 462 heterosexual and gay couples, the present study examined how exercise encouragement, exercise discouragement, and frequency of exercise disagreements are related to physical activity, psychological distress, and r…
Examining foodwork and eating behaviors among heterosexual and gay male couples
Associations between partner’s diet undermining and poor diet in mixed-weight, older gay married couples
BACKGROUND: Prior studies have examined how individuals may undermine their partner's efforts to maintain a healthy diet, but gay couples have not been represented in this work. Additionally, research has not accounted for mixed-weight status [lighter partner (LP) and heavier partner] nor investigated the mechanisms through which undermining is associated with dietary outcomes. OBJECTIVE/DESIGN/MEASURES: Utilising dyadic data from 224 gay married…
Institutional factors, religiosity, and entrepreneurial activity
A qualitative inquiry on religious married men's perceptions of relationship dynamics during everyday sickness
The purpose of this study was to evaluate men's perceptions of self-dynamics and partner dynamics during common everyday sickness. Five focus group interviews ( N = 44) were conducted, each lasting approximately 120 minutes. The data were analyzed using a generic qualitative approach which identified two larger themes and several sub-themes: sickness appraisals and appraisal communication (gender differences in symptom appraisal and minimization …
The economics of Covid-19
Purpose Within a very short period of time, the worldwide pandemic triggered by the novel coronavirus has not only claimed numerous lives but also caused severe limitations to daily private as well as business life. Just about every company has been affected in one way or another. This first empirical study on the effects of the COVID-19 crisis on family firms allows initial conclusions to be drawn about family firm crisis management. Design/meth…
Designing coopetition for radical innovation
Caregiving and caring with pride
The focus of this qualitative study was to explore the perspectives of older gay married individuals around caregiving and health behavior work with their partners. The study used data from five long-partnered male couples who were recruited from a larger quantitative study of the health behaviors of gay married men and their partners. Thematic analysis identified three salient themes derived from the interview guide: (1) the health benefits of m…
Motives for strategic alliances in cultural and creative industries
Cultural and creative industries are gaining importance in Western economies. In these industries, as in several other business sectors, micro‐firms, i.e., firms that employ fewer than ten employees, are the predominant firm type. As these industries have become an integral part of most economies, the literature has started to explore the strategic behavior of cultural and creative micro‐firms. Although micro‐firms are characterized by certain sp…
The effect of working time preferences and fair wage perceptions on entrepreneurial intentions among employees
Aging Men's Health-Related Behaviors
This conceptual review summarizes the current research on older men and their health-related behaviors with special attention given to the influence of the hegemonic masculinity framework over the life span. The authors consider whether masculinity precepts can be modified to enable men to alter their gendered morbidity/mortality factors and achieve healthier and longer lives. Also included is an overview of the gender-based research and health e…
A Comparison of Health Behaviors of Women in Centering Pregnancy and Traditional Prenatal Care
A Needs Assessment of Latino Men’s Health Concerns
Historically, Latino men are an understudied group. Researchers know little about the impact of culture or gender on health concerns. In this study, focus groups with Latino men were held that investigated their health concerns, barriers, motivators, and access to health information and health services. Additionally, the researchers wished to determine if a church-based design might help reach men who might not be responsive to more traditional h…
Validation of the Motivation for Eating Scale
For items used in the Likert-type Motivation for Eating Scale (MFES), content domain was clearly specified and a panel of experts assessed the relevance of each item. Based on responses from 298 participants in the western United States, the MFES was evaluated for internal consistency and reliability using factor analysis and correlation techniques. The factor solution isolated four factors that replicated scale construction, including: environme…
An Epidemiologic Approach to Assessing Primary Care Needs in Rural Illinois
One persistent problem that faces state and federal health policy‐makers is determining the level of primary care needs of the citizens they serve. To refine the decision‐making process in Illinois, a model was developed to compare the 84 rural counties of Illinois and their potential need for additional primary care interventions. Using expert panel methods, a group of public health professionals selected a set of 31 health status indicators tha…
The stigma of Aids
Persons with AIDS (PWAs) are faced with the social isolation and discrimination that accompanies a deviant and stigmatized status. In this reasearch, we used the labeling or societal reaction theory in the sociology of deviance to investigate factors related to the stigmatization of a PWA who developed AIDS as the result of one of four behaviors: homosexual sex, IV drug use, heterosexual sex, or a blood transfusion. A questionnaire was used to ga…
Visibility and Dissemination of Women's and Men's Sociological Scholarship
Journal Article Visibility and Dissemination of Women's and Men's Sociological Scholarship Get access Kathryn B. Ward, Kathryn B. Ward Correspondence to Ward, Department of Sociology, Southern Illinois University at Carbondale, Carbondale, IL 62901-4524. Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic PubMed Google Scholar Julie Gast, Julie Gast Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic PubMed Google Scholar Linda Grant …
Visibility and Dissemination of Women's and Men's Sociological Scholarship
Journal Article Visibility and Dissemination of Women's and Men's Sociological Scholarship Get access Kathryn B. Ward, Kathryn B. Ward Correspondence to Ward, Department of Sociology, Southern Illinois University at Carbondale, Carbondale, IL 62901-4524. Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic PubMed Google Scholar Julie Gast, Julie Gast Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic PubMed Google Scholar Linda Grant …
The stigma of Aids
Persons with AIDS (PWAs) are faced with the social isolation and discrimination that accompanies a deviant and stigmatized status. In this reasearch, we used the labeling or societal reaction theory in the sociology of deviance to investigate factors related to the stigmatization of a PWA who developed AIDS as the result of one of four behaviors: homosexual sex, IV drug use, heterosexual sex, or a blood transfusion. A questionnaire was used to ga…
A Needs Assessment of Latino Men’s Health Concerns
Historically, Latino men are an understudied group. Researchers know little about the impact of culture or gender on health concerns. In this study, focus groups with Latino men were held that investigated their health concerns, barriers, motivators, and access to health information and health services. Additionally, the researchers wished to determine if a church-based design might help reach men who might not be responsive to more traditional h…
Caregiving and caring with pride
The focus of this qualitative study was to explore the perspectives of older gay married individuals around caregiving and health behavior work with their partners. The study used data from five long-partnered male couples who were recruited from a larger quantitative study of the health behaviors of gay married men and their partners. Thematic analysis identified three salient themes derived from the interview guide: (1) the health benefits of m…
Exploring the Intuitive Eating Scale-2 and Dyadic Associations Between Mental Health and Relational Dynamics in a Sample of Married Male Sexual Minority Couples
Across studies, intuitive eating is associated with many health indicators. The Intuitive Eating Scale-2 (IES-2), the instrument for measuring intuitive eating, had not previously been explored with a sample of sexual minority [Sexual minority refers to individuals who experience consensual sexual identity, attraction, or behavior that is non normative (typically sexual minority individuals are lesbian, gay, bisexual, queer, or non-heterosexual)]…
Examining the link between exercise-specific relational processes and physical activity, psychological distress, and relationship satisfaction among heterosexual and gay male couples
Despite the important role of romantic relationships in physical activity, little research has examined the role of gender and sexual orientation in exercise-specific relational processes. Utilizing cross-sectional, dyadic data from 462 heterosexual and gay couples, the present study examined how exercise encouragement, exercise discouragement, and frequency of exercise disagreements are related to physical activity, psychological distress, and r…
Examining foodwork and eating behaviors among heterosexual and gay male couples
Institutional factors, religiosity, and entrepreneurial activity
Aging Men's Health-Related Behaviors
This conceptual review summarizes the current research on older men and their health-related behaviors with special attention given to the influence of the hegemonic masculinity framework over the life span. The authors consider whether masculinity precepts can be modified to enable men to alter their gendered morbidity/mortality factors and achieve healthier and longer lives. Also included is an overview of the gender-based research and health e…
Visibility and Dissemination of Women's and Men's Sociological Scholarship
Journal Article Visibility and Dissemination of Women's and Men's Sociological Scholarship Get access Kathryn B. Ward, Kathryn B. Ward Correspondence to Ward, Department of Sociology, Southern Illinois University at Carbondale, Carbondale, IL 62901-4524. Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic PubMed Google Scholar Julie Gast, Julie Gast Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic PubMed Google Scholar Linda Grant …
The stigma of Aids
Persons with AIDS (PWAs) are faced with the social isolation and discrimination that accompanies a deviant and stigmatized status. In this reasearch, we used the labeling or societal reaction theory in the sociology of deviance to investigate factors related to the stigmatization of a PWA who developed AIDS as the result of one of four behaviors: homosexual sex, IV drug use, heterosexual sex, or a blood transfusion. A questionnaire was used to ga…
An Epidemiologic Approach to Assessing Primary Care Needs in Rural Illinois
One persistent problem that faces state and federal health policy‐makers is determining the level of primary care needs of the citizens they serve. To refine the decision‐making process in Illinois, a model was developed to compare the 84 rural counties of Illinois and their potential need for additional primary care interventions. Using expert panel methods, a group of public health professionals selected a set of 31 health status indicators tha…
Validation of the Motivation for Eating Scale
For items used in the Likert-type Motivation for Eating Scale (MFES), content domain was clearly specified and a panel of experts assessed the relevance of each item. Based on responses from 298 participants in the western United States, the MFES was evaluated for internal consistency and reliability using factor analysis and correlation techniques. The factor solution isolated four factors that replicated scale construction, including: environme…
A Needs Assessment of Latino Men’s Health Concerns
Historically, Latino men are an understudied group. Researchers know little about the impact of culture or gender on health concerns. In this study, focus groups with Latino men were held that investigated their health concerns, barriers, motivators, and access to health information and health services. Additionally, the researchers wished to determine if a church-based design might help reach men who might not be responsive to more traditional h…
A Comparison of Health Behaviors of Women in Centering Pregnancy and Traditional Prenatal Care
The effect of working time preferences and fair wage perceptions on entrepreneurial intentions among employees
Aging Men's Health-Related Behaviors
This conceptual review summarizes the current research on older men and their health-related behaviors with special attention given to the influence of the hegemonic masculinity framework over the life span. The authors consider whether masculinity precepts can be modified to enable men to alter their gendered morbidity/mortality factors and achieve healthier and longer lives. Also included is an overview of the gender-based research and health e…
Motives for strategic alliances in cultural and creative industries
Cultural and creative industries are gaining importance in Western economies. In these industries, as in several other business sectors, micro‐firms, i.e., firms that employ fewer than ten employees, are the predominant firm type. As these industries have become an integral part of most economies, the literature has started to explore the strategic behavior of cultural and creative micro‐firms. Although micro‐firms are characterized by certain sp…
The economics of Covid-19
Purpose Within a very short period of time, the worldwide pandemic triggered by the novel coronavirus has not only claimed numerous lives but also caused severe limitations to daily private as well as business life. Just about every company has been affected in one way or another. This first empirical study on the effects of the COVID-19 crisis on family firms allows initial conclusions to be drawn about family firm crisis management. Design/meth…
Designing coopetition for radical innovation
Caregiving and caring with pride
The focus of this qualitative study was to explore the perspectives of older gay married individuals around caregiving and health behavior work with their partners. The study used data from five long-partnered male couples who were recruited from a larger quantitative study of the health behaviors of gay married men and their partners. Thematic analysis identified three salient themes derived from the interview guide: (1) the health benefits of m…
Associations between partner’s diet undermining and poor diet in mixed-weight, older gay married couples
BACKGROUND: Prior studies have examined how individuals may undermine their partner's efforts to maintain a healthy diet, but gay couples have not been represented in this work. Additionally, research has not accounted for mixed-weight status [lighter partner (LP) and heavier partner] nor investigated the mechanisms through which undermining is associated with dietary outcomes. OBJECTIVE/DESIGN/MEASURES: Utilising dyadic data from 224 gay married…
Institutional factors, religiosity, and entrepreneurial activity
A qualitative inquiry on religious married men's perceptions of relationship dynamics during everyday sickness
The purpose of this study was to evaluate men's perceptions of self-dynamics and partner dynamics during common everyday sickness. Five focus group interviews ( N = 44) were conducted, each lasting approximately 120 minutes. The data were analyzed using a generic qualitative approach which identified two larger themes and several sub-themes: sickness appraisals and appraisal communication (gender differences in symptom appraisal and minimization …
Examining foodwork and eating behaviors among heterosexual and gay male couples
Examining the link between exercise-specific relational processes and physical activity, psychological distress, and relationship satisfaction among heterosexual and gay male couples
Despite the important role of romantic relationships in physical activity, little research has examined the role of gender and sexual orientation in exercise-specific relational processes. Utilizing cross-sectional, dyadic data from 462 heterosexual and gay couples, the present study examined how exercise encouragement, exercise discouragement, and frequency of exercise disagreements are related to physical activity, psychological distress, and r…
Exploring the Intuitive Eating Scale-2 and Dyadic Associations Between Mental Health and Relational Dynamics in a Sample of Married Male Sexual Minority Couples
Across studies, intuitive eating is associated with many health indicators. The Intuitive Eating Scale-2 (IES-2), the instrument for measuring intuitive eating, had not previously been explored with a sample of sexual minority [Sexual minority refers to individuals who experience consensual sexual identity, attraction, or behavior that is non normative (typically sexual minority individuals are lesbian, gay, bisexual, queer, or non-heterosexual)]…
A dyadic analysis of anti-fat attitudes and partners’ diet-related influence among gay married men
Objectives The focus on physical appearance among gay men has potential implications for anti-fat attitudes, including those directed toward romantic partners. Partners often influence each other’s behaviors including those linked to weight, but most research has examined the consequences of these influence strategies versus their antecedents. To address this research gap, we examined how men’s own and their partners’ anti-fat attitudes were rela…
Psychology (13 obras) · Developmental psychology (7 obras) · Medicine (7 obras) · Social Psychology (7 obras) · Eating Disorders and Behaviors (6 obras) · Political science (6 obras) · Social Psychology (6 obras) · Clinical Psychology (5 obras) · Clinical Psychology (5 obras) · Economics (5 obras)