Janine Chapman
Biographic Data
| ID | 3800201 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Janine Chapman |
| GIVEN NAMES | Janine |
| FAMILY NAME | Chapman |
| SIGNATURE | CHAPMAN J |
| AFFILIATIONS | Flinders University |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-9202-9788 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 16 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 30 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 16 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2012 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
Gamers in Real Life: Internet Gamer Typologies and Their Association With Problematic Gaming and Health Outcomes
Internet gaming is a popular pastime, which has surged in popularity in light of COVID‐19. While positive outcomes are common, some gamers experience problems associated with their gaming. For this reason, understanding how factors can influence healthy versus unhealthy internet gaming outcomes is crucial. This study developed gamer typologies based on boredom proneness, escapism, and coping style. Typologies were compared on problematic gaming o…
Associations between depression, domain-specific physical activity, and BMI among US adults: NHANES 2011-2014 cross-sectional data
Interventions that focus on leisure-time physical activity appear to be best suited to improve depression, however, this needs to be confirmed in purposefully designed intervention studies. Future studies may also examine ways to improve the effectiveness of work and travel physical activity for reducing depression
Flying below the Radar: Psychoactive Drug Use among Young Male Construction Workers in Sydney, Australia
Background: Globally, there is growing concern regarding workers’ illicit drug use and its implications for health and workplace safety. Young workers in male-dominated industries, such as construction, may be more susceptible to illicit drug use, risky drinking and its associated harms.Purpose/objectives: To investigate drug use and perceptions of risk among male construction workers, drawing comparisons between workers under 25 years with older…
Predictors of turnover intention in the non-government alcohol and other drug sector
Background Effective delivery of alcohol and other drug (AOD) treatment is reliant on a skilled, experienced, and satisfied workforce. The need to recruit and train workers is universally acknowledged. It is equally important to retain staff, given global shortages of health and human services workers. As few studies have investigated predictors of turnover in the AOD sector, this study examined a range of potential work-related predictors.Method…
Working at heights: Patterns and predictors of illicit drug use in construction workers
Employee drug use poses a serious risk to health and safety in male-dominated industries yet patterns and determinants of drug use in construction are not well understood. This study assessed prevalence rates and predictors of Australian construction workers’ use of cannabis, cocaine and meth/amphetamine. Workers (N = 511) completed a survey that assessed use of the three drug types; alcohol use; general health and mental health; job stress and t…
Construction workers' alcohol use, knowledge, perceptions of risk and workplace norms
Predictors of work engagement among Australian non-government drug and alcohol employees: Implications for policy and practice
Ageing and Alcohol: Drinking Typologies among Older Adults
Objectives: Alcohol consumption and harms among older people are increasing. We examined different demographic characteristics and drinking patterns among an older population. Methods: Secondary analyses of nationally representative Australian data; subjects aged 50+ years ( N = 10,856). Two-step cluster analysis was performed to identify demographic groups and alcohol consumption behaviours. Results: Three groups were identified: Group 1 (older,…
Lived Experience: Characteristics of Workers in Alcohol and Other Drug Nongovernment Organizations
Background: Workers with lived experience of problematic alcohol and other drug (AOD) use are increasingly recognized as integral to the AOD field. However, little is known about the prevalence or characteristics of AOD workers with lived experience across the general AOD workforce, in Australia or internationally. This study aimed to (1) investigate the prevalence of lived experience in AOD workers, (2) build an initial profile of workers with l…
A mixed-methods investigation of psychological factors relevant to weight maintenance
This study investigated perceptions of and engagement with the concepts of planning and problem-solving, within a weight management sample. A total of 53 participants (62% female, 20-74 years old) completed a semi-structured interview and quantitative measures after a 16-week weight maintenance period. Preliminary weight maintainers (who had maintained losses of, at least 10% of their original weight) were compared with heavier-than-baseline part…
Connecting the dots between breast cancer, obesity and alcohol consumption in middle-aged women: Ecological and case control studies
This study provides ecological evidence correlating obesity and alcohol consumption with BC incidence. Case-control findings suggest lifetime BMI may be important with particular risk associated with obesity prior to 40 years of age. Stress was ecologically linked to alcohol and obesity but not to BC incidence and was differentially correlated with alcohol and smoking among cases and controls. Our findings support prevention efforts targeting wei…
Do interoceptive awareness and interoceptive responsiveness mediate the relationship between body appreciation and intuitive eating in young women
Encouraging Pro-environmental Behaviors in the Australian Workforce: The Case for an Integrated Work-Life Approach
Australian Public Policy: Progressive Ideas in the Neoliberal Ascendency
Work‐family and work‐life pressures in Australia: Advancing gender equality in “good times”
Purpose This paper aims to explore recent changes in Australia's work‐family policies and programs and their implications for gender (in)equality. Design/methodology/approach The authors critically assess a suite of new work/family‐related policies, including the introduction of a government‐funded national paid parental leave scheme, a limited right to request flexible working conditions, and the extension of state and federal anti‐discriminatio…
Do techniques that increase fruit intake also increase vegetable intake? Evidence from a comparison of two implementation intention interventions
Work‐family and work‐life pressures in Australia: Advancing gender equality in “good times”
Purpose This paper aims to explore recent changes in Australia's work‐family policies and programs and their implications for gender (in)equality. Design/methodology/approach The authors critically assess a suite of new work/family‐related policies, including the introduction of a government‐funded national paid parental leave scheme, a limited right to request flexible working conditions, and the extension of state and federal anti‐discriminatio…
Do techniques that increase fruit intake also increase vegetable intake? Evidence from a comparison of two implementation intention interventions
Do interoceptive awareness and interoceptive responsiveness mediate the relationship between body appreciation and intuitive eating in young women
Lived Experience: Characteristics of Workers in Alcohol and Other Drug Nongovernment Organizations
Background: Workers with lived experience of problematic alcohol and other drug (AOD) use are increasingly recognized as integral to the AOD field. However, little is known about the prevalence or characteristics of AOD workers with lived experience across the general AOD workforce, in Australia or internationally. This study aimed to (1) investigate the prevalence of lived experience in AOD workers, (2) build an initial profile of workers with l…
A mixed-methods investigation of psychological factors relevant to weight maintenance
This study investigated perceptions of and engagement with the concepts of planning and problem-solving, within a weight management sample. A total of 53 participants (62% female, 20-74 years old) completed a semi-structured interview and quantitative measures after a 16-week weight maintenance period. Preliminary weight maintainers (who had maintained losses of, at least 10% of their original weight) were compared with heavier-than-baseline part…
Do techniques that increase fruit intake also increase vegetable intake? Evidence from a comparison of two implementation intention interventions
Work‐family and work‐life pressures in Australia: Advancing gender equality in “good times”
Purpose This paper aims to explore recent changes in Australia's work‐family policies and programs and their implications for gender (in)equality. Design/methodology/approach The authors critically assess a suite of new work/family‐related policies, including the introduction of a government‐funded national paid parental leave scheme, a limited right to request flexible working conditions, and the extension of state and federal anti‐discriminatio…
Australian Public Policy: Progressive Ideas in the Neoliberal Ascendency
Encouraging Pro-environmental Behaviors in the Australian Workforce: The Case for an Integrated Work-Life Approach
Do interoceptive awareness and interoceptive responsiveness mediate the relationship between body appreciation and intuitive eating in young women
Connecting the dots between breast cancer, obesity and alcohol consumption in middle-aged women: Ecological and case control studies
This study provides ecological evidence correlating obesity and alcohol consumption with BC incidence. Case-control findings suggest lifetime BMI may be important with particular risk associated with obesity prior to 40 years of age. Stress was ecologically linked to alcohol and obesity but not to BC incidence and was differentially correlated with alcohol and smoking among cases and controls. Our findings support prevention efforts targeting wei…
A mixed-methods investigation of psychological factors relevant to weight maintenance
This study investigated perceptions of and engagement with the concepts of planning and problem-solving, within a weight management sample. A total of 53 participants (62% female, 20-74 years old) completed a semi-structured interview and quantitative measures after a 16-week weight maintenance period. Preliminary weight maintainers (who had maintained losses of, at least 10% of their original weight) were compared with heavier-than-baseline part…
Construction workers' alcohol use, knowledge, perceptions of risk and workplace norms
Predictors of work engagement among Australian non-government drug and alcohol employees: Implications for policy and practice
Ageing and Alcohol: Drinking Typologies among Older Adults
Objectives: Alcohol consumption and harms among older people are increasing. We examined different demographic characteristics and drinking patterns among an older population. Methods: Secondary analyses of nationally representative Australian data; subjects aged 50+ years ( N = 10,856). Two-step cluster analysis was performed to identify demographic groups and alcohol consumption behaviours. Results: Three groups were identified: Group 1 (older,…
Lived Experience: Characteristics of Workers in Alcohol and Other Drug Nongovernment Organizations
Background: Workers with lived experience of problematic alcohol and other drug (AOD) use are increasingly recognized as integral to the AOD field. However, little is known about the prevalence or characteristics of AOD workers with lived experience across the general AOD workforce, in Australia or internationally. This study aimed to (1) investigate the prevalence of lived experience in AOD workers, (2) build an initial profile of workers with l…
Flying below the Radar: Psychoactive Drug Use among Young Male Construction Workers in Sydney, Australia
Background: Globally, there is growing concern regarding workers’ illicit drug use and its implications for health and workplace safety. Young workers in male-dominated industries, such as construction, may be more susceptible to illicit drug use, risky drinking and its associated harms.Purpose/objectives: To investigate drug use and perceptions of risk among male construction workers, drawing comparisons between workers under 25 years with older…
Predictors of turnover intention in the non-government alcohol and other drug sector
Background Effective delivery of alcohol and other drug (AOD) treatment is reliant on a skilled, experienced, and satisfied workforce. The need to recruit and train workers is universally acknowledged. It is equally important to retain staff, given global shortages of health and human services workers. As few studies have investigated predictors of turnover in the AOD sector, this study examined a range of potential work-related predictors.Method…
Working at heights: Patterns and predictors of illicit drug use in construction workers
Employee drug use poses a serious risk to health and safety in male-dominated industries yet patterns and determinants of drug use in construction are not well understood. This study assessed prevalence rates and predictors of Australian construction workers’ use of cannabis, cocaine and meth/amphetamine. Workers (N = 511) completed a survey that assessed use of the three drug types; alcohol use; general health and mental health; job stress and t…
Associations between depression, domain-specific physical activity, and BMI among US adults: NHANES 2011-2014 cross-sectional data
Interventions that focus on leisure-time physical activity appear to be best suited to improve depression, however, this needs to be confirmed in purposefully designed intervention studies. Future studies may also examine ways to improve the effectiveness of work and travel physical activity for reducing depression
Gamers in Real Life: Internet Gamer Typologies and Their Association With Problematic Gaming and Health Outcomes
Internet gaming is a popular pastime, which has surged in popularity in light of COVID‐19. While positive outcomes are common, some gamers experience problems associated with their gaming. For this reason, understanding how factors can influence healthy versus unhealthy internet gaming outcomes is crucial. This study developed gamer typologies based on boredom proneness, escapism, and coping style. Typologies were compared on problematic gaming o…
Medicine (11 works) · Psychology (10 works) · Environmental health (9 works) · Workplace Health and Well-being (6 works) · Economics (4 works) · Occupational Health and Safety Research (4 works) · Political science (4 works) · Population (4 works) · Psychiatry (4 works) · Workforce (4 works)