Helen M Hendy
Biographic Data
| ID | 3794543 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Helen M Hendy |
| GIVEN NAMES | Helen M |
| FAMILY NAME | Hendy |
| SIGNATURE | HENDY H M |
| AFFILIATIONS | Federal Correctional Institution Schuylkill |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-6057-3463 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 25 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 178 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 25 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1980 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2024 |
| H-INDEX | 5 |
Gender Differences in Facebook Addiction as a Coping Response to Social Stressors and Poor Self-Confidence
The Threat Appraisal and Coping Theory suggests that when individuals perceive social stressors from important interpersonal relationships (family, friends, romance), and when they have poor self-confidence, they may display the coping behavior of seeking social support, including that provided by social media platforms such as Facebook. However, individuals who perceive intense social stressors and have poor self-confidence may use Facebook to t…
Parent feeding practices in infants and toddlers referred to a hospital-based feeding program in the United States
Machismo and Caballerismo Linked with Perceived Social Discrimination and Powerlessness in U.S. Latino Men
Concepts from the Threat Appraisal and Coping Theory, Precarious Manhood Theory, and Ambivalent Sexism suggest that U.S. Latino men who perceive social discrimination and powerlessness may respond with machismo beliefs that serve as coping responses to empower themselves and reassert their manhood. Machismo beliefs include both aggressive “traditional machismo” and gentlemanly family-focused “caballerismo.” Because past research has revealed that…
Predictors of Violence Reported by Female and Male Inmates in Wisconsin State Prisons
The present study compared predictors of violence as suggested by the importation and deprivation models and the newly utilized threat appraisal and coping models. Participants included 290 female and 472 male inmates in Wisconsin state prisons who completed anonymous surveys to report seven characteristics they import to prison and to report three social stressors experienced during the deprivation and powerlessness of the prison experience. Mul…
Sensory Eating Problems Scale (Seps) for children
Perceived Powerlessness as a Mediator between Life Stressors and Deviant Behaviors
The Threat Appraisal and Coping Theory suggest that when facing life stressors, individuals may perceive that they are powerless to change them, which may prompt "maladaptive coping" deviant behaviors. The present study examined the relationship between 5 types of deviant behavior and perceived powerlessness, and whether powerlessness served as a mediator between life stressors and deviance. Money stress and powerlessness increased risk for watch…
Workplace Deviance as a Possible 'Maladaptive Coping' Behavior Displayed in Association with Workplace Stressors
The Threat Appraisal and Coping Theory suggests that in response to environmental stressors, individuals sometimes display "maladaptive coping" behaviors that may vent frustration immediately but worsen later psychosocial well-being. For example, employees exposed to workplace stressors may vent their frustration with workplace deviance including intentional poor performance, abuse of organizational resources, disrespect, and disruption of co-wor…
Do painkillers serve as “hillbilly heroin” for rural adults with high levels of psychosocial stress
Nonmedical use of painkillers has increased in recent years, with some authors suggesting that painkillers serve as "hillbilly heroin": a drug chosen by rural adults to cope with psychosocial stresses in their lives. The present study compared rural and urban adults for their reported use of 5 drugs during the past year (painkillers, marijuana, cocaine, methamphetamine, heroin) and for associations between these 5 drugs and their reported psychos…
Repressed anger mediates associations between sexual minority stressors and negative psychological outcomes in gay men and lesbian women
Sexual minority individuals may be exposed to unique social stressors that include anticipation of harassment and concealment of their sexual identity, with increased risk for psychological problems as a result of such stressors. The present study identified coping behaviors of gay men and lesbian women that mediate these associations between sexual minority stressors and negative psychological outcomes. Participants included 128 gay men and 123 …
The Parent Mealtime Action Scale revised (PMAS-R)
Parental Models of Family Violence and Associations with Partner Violence for College Women from Three Countries
University Students Leaving Relationships (USLR)
The University Students Leaving Relationships scale was developed to identify student concerns when contemplating dissolution of romantic relationships. Participants included 1,106 students who rated the importance of issues when deciding to leave relationships. Factor analysis produced three dimensions: Missing the Relationship, Social Embarrassment, and Fear of Harm
Mother’s feeding practices for children 3–10years of age and their associations with child demographics
Which comes first in food–mood relationships, foods or moods
Kid's Choice Program improves weight management behaviors and weight status in school children
Validation of the parent mealtime action scale (PMAS) when applied to children referred to a hospital-based feeding clinic
Parent mealtime actions that mediate associations between children's fussy-eating and their weight and diet
Overweight and average-weight children equally responsive to “Kids Choice Program” to increase fruit and vegetable consumption
Kids Choice” School lunch program increases children's fruit and vegetable acceptance
Decision to Leave Scale
The 30-item Decision to Leave Scale (DLS) was developed with 631 college women and 420 college women and women in shelters. Seven DLS subscales emerged for concerns in deciding to stay or leave: Fear of Loneliness, Child Care Needs, Financial Problems, Social Embarrassment, Poor Social Support, Fear of Harm, Hopes Things Change. Mean internal reliability was .73, mean test-retest reliability was .70. Discriminant validity was demonstrated by expe…
Effectiveness of trained peer models to encourage food acceptance in preschool children
Social Cognitive Predictors of Body Image in Preschool Children
Effectiveness of teacher modeling to encourage food acceptance in preschool children
Gender differences in attributions for triathlon performance
Movement patterns of yellow baboons ( Papio cynocephalus )
According to DeVore and Washburn's protection theory of the spatial organization of moving baboon troops, walking infants, which are among the most vulnerable and least self‐sufficient of all troop members, should tend to occupy the troop's center. The protection theory is an ultimate hypothesis from which persistently recurring behavior is expected. Two troops living in Mikumi National Park, Tanzania, were compared with troops studied at other l…
Effectiveness of teacher modeling to encourage food acceptance in preschool children
Effectiveness of trained peer models to encourage food acceptance in preschool children
Decision to Leave Scale
The 30-item Decision to Leave Scale (DLS) was developed with 631 college women and 420 college women and women in shelters. Seven DLS subscales emerged for concerns in deciding to stay or leave: Fear of Loneliness, Child Care Needs, Financial Problems, Social Embarrassment, Poor Social Support, Fear of Harm, Hopes Things Change. Mean internal reliability was .73, mean test-retest reliability was .70. Discriminant validity was demonstrated by expe…
Kids Choice” School lunch program increases children's fruit and vegetable acceptance
Mother’s feeding practices for children 3–10years of age and their associations with child demographics
Parent mealtime actions that mediate associations between children's fussy-eating and their weight and diet
Overweight and average-weight children equally responsive to “Kids Choice Program” to increase fruit and vegetable consumption
Movement patterns of yellow baboons ( Papio cynocephalus )
According to DeVore and Washburn's protection theory of the spatial organization of moving baboon troops, walking infants, which are among the most vulnerable and least self‐sufficient of all troop members, should tend to occupy the troop's center. The protection theory is an ultimate hypothesis from which persistently recurring behavior is expected. Two troops living in Mikumi National Park, Tanzania, were compared with troops studied at other l…
Perceived Powerlessness as a Mediator between Life Stressors and Deviant Behaviors
The Threat Appraisal and Coping Theory suggest that when facing life stressors, individuals may perceive that they are powerless to change them, which may prompt "maladaptive coping" deviant behaviors. The present study examined the relationship between 5 types of deviant behavior and perceived powerlessness, and whether powerlessness served as a mediator between life stressors and deviance. Money stress and powerlessness increased risk for watch…
Social Cognitive Predictors of Body Image in Preschool Children
Machismo and Caballerismo Linked with Perceived Social Discrimination and Powerlessness in U.S. Latino Men
Concepts from the Threat Appraisal and Coping Theory, Precarious Manhood Theory, and Ambivalent Sexism suggest that U.S. Latino men who perceive social discrimination and powerlessness may respond with machismo beliefs that serve as coping responses to empower themselves and reassert their manhood. Machismo beliefs include both aggressive “traditional machismo” and gentlemanly family-focused “caballerismo.” Because past research has revealed that…
Kid's Choice Program improves weight management behaviors and weight status in school children
Validation of the parent mealtime action scale (PMAS) when applied to children referred to a hospital-based feeding clinic
Which comes first in food–mood relationships, foods or moods
Workplace Deviance as a Possible 'Maladaptive Coping' Behavior Displayed in Association with Workplace Stressors
The Threat Appraisal and Coping Theory suggests that in response to environmental stressors, individuals sometimes display "maladaptive coping" behaviors that may vent frustration immediately but worsen later psychosocial well-being. For example, employees exposed to workplace stressors may vent their frustration with workplace deviance including intentional poor performance, abuse of organizational resources, disrespect, and disruption of co-wor…
The Parent Mealtime Action Scale revised (PMAS-R)
University Students Leaving Relationships (USLR)
The University Students Leaving Relationships scale was developed to identify student concerns when contemplating dissolution of romantic relationships. Participants included 1,106 students who rated the importance of issues when deciding to leave relationships. Factor analysis produced three dimensions: Missing the Relationship, Social Embarrassment, and Fear of Harm
Gender differences in attributions for triathlon performance
Movement patterns of yellow baboons ( Papio cynocephalus )
According to DeVore and Washburn's protection theory of the spatial organization of moving baboon troops, walking infants, which are among the most vulnerable and least self‐sufficient of all troop members, should tend to occupy the troop's center. The protection theory is an ultimate hypothesis from which persistently recurring behavior is expected. Two troops living in Mikumi National Park, Tanzania, were compared with troops studied at other l…
Gender differences in attributions for triathlon performance
Effectiveness of teacher modeling to encourage food acceptance in preschool children
Social Cognitive Predictors of Body Image in Preschool Children
Effectiveness of trained peer models to encourage food acceptance in preschool children
Decision to Leave Scale
The 30-item Decision to Leave Scale (DLS) was developed with 631 college women and 420 college women and women in shelters. Seven DLS subscales emerged for concerns in deciding to stay or leave: Fear of Loneliness, Child Care Needs, Financial Problems, Social Embarrassment, Poor Social Support, Fear of Harm, Hopes Things Change. Mean internal reliability was .73, mean test-retest reliability was .70. Discriminant validity was demonstrated by expe…
Kids Choice” School lunch program increases children's fruit and vegetable acceptance
Overweight and average-weight children equally responsive to “Kids Choice Program” to increase fruit and vegetable consumption
Parent mealtime actions that mediate associations between children's fussy-eating and their weight and diet
Kid's Choice Program improves weight management behaviors and weight status in school children
Validation of the parent mealtime action scale (PMAS) when applied to children referred to a hospital-based feeding clinic
Mother’s feeding practices for children 3–10years of age and their associations with child demographics
Which comes first in food–mood relationships, foods or moods
University Students Leaving Relationships (USLR)
The University Students Leaving Relationships scale was developed to identify student concerns when contemplating dissolution of romantic relationships. Participants included 1,106 students who rated the importance of issues when deciding to leave relationships. Factor analysis produced three dimensions: Missing the Relationship, Social Embarrassment, and Fear of Harm
Parental Models of Family Violence and Associations with Partner Violence for College Women from Three Countries
Repressed anger mediates associations between sexual minority stressors and negative psychological outcomes in gay men and lesbian women
Sexual minority individuals may be exposed to unique social stressors that include anticipation of harassment and concealment of their sexual identity, with increased risk for psychological problems as a result of such stressors. The present study identified coping behaviors of gay men and lesbian women that mediate these associations between sexual minority stressors and negative psychological outcomes. Participants included 128 gay men and 123 …
The Parent Mealtime Action Scale revised (PMAS-R)
Do painkillers serve as “hillbilly heroin” for rural adults with high levels of psychosocial stress
Nonmedical use of painkillers has increased in recent years, with some authors suggesting that painkillers serve as "hillbilly heroin": a drug chosen by rural adults to cope with psychosocial stresses in their lives. The present study compared rural and urban adults for their reported use of 5 drugs during the past year (painkillers, marijuana, cocaine, methamphetamine, heroin) and for associations between these 5 drugs and their reported psychos…
Sensory Eating Problems Scale (Seps) for children
Perceived Powerlessness as a Mediator between Life Stressors and Deviant Behaviors
The Threat Appraisal and Coping Theory suggest that when facing life stressors, individuals may perceive that they are powerless to change them, which may prompt "maladaptive coping" deviant behaviors. The present study examined the relationship between 5 types of deviant behavior and perceived powerlessness, and whether powerlessness served as a mediator between life stressors and deviance. Money stress and powerlessness increased risk for watch…
Workplace Deviance as a Possible 'Maladaptive Coping' Behavior Displayed in Association with Workplace Stressors
The Threat Appraisal and Coping Theory suggests that in response to environmental stressors, individuals sometimes display "maladaptive coping" behaviors that may vent frustration immediately but worsen later psychosocial well-being. For example, employees exposed to workplace stressors may vent their frustration with workplace deviance including intentional poor performance, abuse of organizational resources, disrespect, and disruption of co-wor…
Predictors of Violence Reported by Female and Male Inmates in Wisconsin State Prisons
The present study compared predictors of violence as suggested by the importation and deprivation models and the newly utilized threat appraisal and coping models. Participants included 290 female and 472 male inmates in Wisconsin state prisons who completed anonymous surveys to report seven characteristics they import to prison and to report three social stressors experienced during the deprivation and powerlessness of the prison experience. Mul…
Machismo and Caballerismo Linked with Perceived Social Discrimination and Powerlessness in U.S. Latino Men
Concepts from the Threat Appraisal and Coping Theory, Precarious Manhood Theory, and Ambivalent Sexism suggest that U.S. Latino men who perceive social discrimination and powerlessness may respond with machismo beliefs that serve as coping responses to empower themselves and reassert their manhood. Machismo beliefs include both aggressive “traditional machismo” and gentlemanly family-focused “caballerismo.” Because past research has revealed that…
Gender Differences in Facebook Addiction as a Coping Response to Social Stressors and Poor Self-Confidence
The Threat Appraisal and Coping Theory suggests that when individuals perceive social stressors from important interpersonal relationships (family, friends, romance), and when they have poor self-confidence, they may display the coping behavior of seeking social support, including that provided by social media platforms such as Facebook. However, individuals who perceive intense social stressors and have poor self-confidence may use Facebook to t…
Parent feeding practices in infants and toddlers referred to a hospital-based feeding program in the United States
Psychology (25 works) · Clinical Psychology (15 works) · Developmental psychology (15 works) · Medicine (12 works) · Social Psychology (12 works) · Eating Disorders and Behaviors (10 works) · Obesity, Physical Activity, Diet (10 works) · Clinical Psychology (9 works) · Social Psychology (9 works) · Child Nutrition and Feeding Issues (6 works)