Judith Greenberg
Biographic Data
| ID | 3793734 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Judith Greenberg |
| GIVEN NAMES | Judith |
| FAMILY NAME | Greenberg |
| SIGNATURE | GREENBERG J |
| AFFILIATIONS | Centers for Disease Control and Prevention |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 10 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 11 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 10 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1991 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
Intimate partner violence and parent’s use of violent discipline against young children in Rwanda
A Situation of Fear
This article considers how Jean-Paul Sartre’s 1944 essay on “the Jewish question,” Anti-Semite and Jew, sheds light on contemporary politics. Trump’s manipulation of fear and fabrication of narratives of hatred reenact the phenomenological “situation” of anti-Semitism that Sartre described—a bad faith perception of others. For Sartre, existence and sociality create discomfort and instability. Acting in good faith requires transcending the ontolog…
The Era of the Witness (review)
Reviewed by: The Era of the Witness Judith Greenberg (bio) Annette Wieviorka’s The Era of the Witness, translated by Jared Stark , Ithaca: Cornell University Press, 2006 (Originally Paris: Plon, 1998, in French) At a moment when increasing attention to testimony, witnessing, trauma, and oral history seem to be expanding and enabling dialogue among scholars and professionals in diverse fields, Annette Wieviorka’s book, The Era of the Witness, send…
When IRBs Disagree
Adolescents have unique health risks, and adolescent health is an important area of research, but one that raises notoriously difficult questions about informed consent. Adolescents' developing ability to understand the goals and risks of research motivate the requirement that adolescent participants assent to taking part in studies. Concurrent parental consent is normally required as a proxy for fully informed consent because of the wide variati…
Effect of an STD/HIV Behavioral Intervention on Women's Use of the Female Condom
Objectives. This study assessed the effectiveness of a sexually transmitted disease (STD)/HIV behavior change intervention in increasing women's use of the female condom. Methods. A total of 604 women at high risk for STDs and HIV in New York City, Baltimore, Md, and Seattle, Wash, enrolled in a randomized controlled trial of a small-group, skills-training intervention that included information and skills training in the use of the female condom.…
Childhood Sexual Abuse and Its Relationship to High-Risk Behavior in Women Volunteering for an HIV and STD Prevention Intervention
Bringing It All Together
The combination of programmatic theory and structural equation modeling (SEM) can act as the basic intellectual machinery for designing and evaluating behavioral interventions. As an example of the integration, we consider a case study of a randomized experiment to reduce sexual risk taking, the WINGS Project. Barriers to combining systematic use of SEM with programmatic theory for program improvement and assessing program effectiveness are also …
The Echo of Trauma and the Trauma of Echo
American Imago - Volume 55, Number 3, Fall 1998
A community support group for HIV-seropositive drug users
Although support groups for HIV-seropositive persons are a potential source of emotional support and information, there has been little assessment of such groups as to their role in changing risk behaviour for transmission. The present study combines observations from over 52 group sessions with baseline and follow-up interview data to assess changes in sex and drug behaviour among seropositive drug users participating in an ongoing group for Afr…
New Ethnographies
Bringing It All Together
The combination of programmatic theory and structural equation modeling (SEM) can act as the basic intellectual machinery for designing and evaluating behavioral interventions. As an example of the integration, we consider a case study of a randomized experiment to reduce sexual risk taking, the WINGS Project. Barriers to combining systematic use of SEM with programmatic theory for program improvement and assessing program effectiveness are also …
The Echo of Trauma and the Trauma of Echo
American Imago - Volume 55, Number 3, Fall 1998
Effect of an STD/HIV Behavioral Intervention on Women's Use of the Female Condom
Objectives. This study assessed the effectiveness of a sexually transmitted disease (STD)/HIV behavior change intervention in increasing women's use of the female condom. Methods. A total of 604 women at high risk for STDs and HIV in New York City, Baltimore, Md, and Seattle, Wash, enrolled in a randomized controlled trial of a small-group, skills-training intervention that included information and skills training in the use of the female condom.…
New Ethnographies
A community support group for HIV-seropositive drug users
Although support groups for HIV-seropositive persons are a potential source of emotional support and information, there has been little assessment of such groups as to their role in changing risk behaviour for transmission. The present study combines observations from over 52 group sessions with baseline and follow-up interview data to assess changes in sex and drug behaviour among seropositive drug users participating in an ongoing group for Afr…
The Echo of Trauma and the Trauma of Echo
American Imago - Volume 55, Number 3, Fall 1998
Childhood Sexual Abuse and Its Relationship to High-Risk Behavior in Women Volunteering for an HIV and STD Prevention Intervention
Bringing It All Together
The combination of programmatic theory and structural equation modeling (SEM) can act as the basic intellectual machinery for designing and evaluating behavioral interventions. As an example of the integration, we consider a case study of a randomized experiment to reduce sexual risk taking, the WINGS Project. Barriers to combining systematic use of SEM with programmatic theory for program improvement and assessing program effectiveness are also …
When IRBs Disagree
Adolescents have unique health risks, and adolescent health is an important area of research, but one that raises notoriously difficult questions about informed consent. Adolescents' developing ability to understand the goals and risks of research motivate the requirement that adolescent participants assent to taking part in studies. Concurrent parental consent is normally required as a proxy for fully informed consent because of the wide variati…
Effect of an STD/HIV Behavioral Intervention on Women's Use of the Female Condom
Objectives. This study assessed the effectiveness of a sexually transmitted disease (STD)/HIV behavior change intervention in increasing women's use of the female condom. Methods. A total of 604 women at high risk for STDs and HIV in New York City, Baltimore, Md, and Seattle, Wash, enrolled in a randomized controlled trial of a small-group, skills-training intervention that included information and skills training in the use of the female condom.…
The Era of the Witness (review)
Reviewed by: The Era of the Witness Judith Greenberg (bio) Annette Wieviorka’s The Era of the Witness, translated by Jared Stark , Ithaca: Cornell University Press, 2006 (Originally Paris: Plon, 1998, in French) At a moment when increasing attention to testimony, witnessing, trauma, and oral history seem to be expanding and enabling dialogue among scholars and professionals in diverse fields, Annette Wieviorka’s book, The Era of the Witness, send…
A Situation of Fear
This article considers how Jean-Paul Sartre’s 1944 essay on “the Jewish question,” Anti-Semite and Jew, sheds light on contemporary politics. Trump’s manipulation of fear and fabrication of narratives of hatred reenact the phenomenological “situation” of anti-Semitism that Sartre described—a bad faith perception of others. For Sartre, existence and sociality create discomfort and instability. Acting in good faith requires transcending the ontolog…
Intimate partner violence and parent’s use of violent discipline against young children in Rwanda
Medicine (5 works) · Psychology (5 works) · Adolescent Sexual and Reproductive Health (4 works) · Family medicine (3 works) · Psychiatry (3 works) · Sociology (3 works) · Child Abuse and Trauma (2 works) · Computer Science (2 works) · Condom (2 works) · Criminology (2 works)