Jerry W Lee
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 3800499 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Jerry W Lee |
| NOMBRES | Jerry W |
| APELLIDO | Lee |
| FIRMA | LEE J W |
| AFILIACIONES | Loma Linda University |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-6089-5596 |
| VERIFICADO | Sí |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 32 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 51 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 32 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 1975 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2025 |
| ÍNDICE H | 4 |
Barriers impacting breast cancer screening during the Covid-19 pandemic among Hispanic women in New Jersey
Hispanic women in the United States have been identified as an ethnic group experiencing disproportionately higher mortality rates of breast cancer. These higher rates have been linked to contextual factors that delay breast cancer screening utilization. The COVID-19 pandemic posed a significant disruption to obtaining breast cancer screening affecting utilization of these services especially among minorities. Our cross-sectional study utilized t…
The Effect of Sabbath Keeping on Cortisol in Seventh-day Adventist Men and Women
Sabbath keeping is advocated by Abrahamic religions as a day of rest and worship. Some evidence suggests that religious practices may lower cortisol levels by reducing stress reactivity. Sabbath keeping can include more than worship attendance to improve stress biomarkers that ultimately impact health. We know of no studies that examine cortisol before and after the Sabbath in both men and women. This study examined 12-hour overnight urinary free…
Organochlorine Pesticides and Salinity in Karakalpakstan, Uzbekistan
The legacy of Soviet-era agricultural practices in Central Asia has contributed to severe environmental degradation through residual organochlorine pesticide contamination, dramatic reduction in surface water, and the near-total desiccation of the Aral Sea. Few studies have investigated hazards to human health, despite the region's elevated burden of disease. This study aimed to characterize environmental hazards in the Republic of Karakalpakstan…
How do you hold empathy and compassion for someone who doesn’t believe you should have the same rights as them? ’
The theory of planned behavior and dietary behaviors in competitive women bodybuilders
TPB predicted dietary supplement use in women bodybuilders during in-season but there was little evidence for the prediction of protein intake using the TPB. Health professionals should develop effective interventions using strategies that align health education messages with in-season competitors' outcome beliefs and collaborate with their referent others to influence safer and effective dietary supplement use
Racial/Ethnic Disparities Impact the Real-World Effectiveness of a Multicomponent Maternal Smoking Cessation Program
Racial/ethnic health disparities that have long been linked to a higher rate of maternal smoking persist even when the pregnant smoker enrolls in a smoking cessation program
Anticipating Sabbath Predicts Higher Quality Sleep
High-quality sleep is essential for a healthy long life. Low-quality sleep is an unrecognized worldwide epidemic. To determine whether: (a) individuals who positively viewed that "the Sabbath brings rest" report higher-quality sleep in the future, (b) individuals who avoided secular activities on Sabbath report higher-quality sleep in the future, (c) moderation analysis identified the significant covariates effect of Sabbath rest on sleep disturb…
Working Together with God
Adult Life Satisfaction and the Role of Forgiveness After Childhood Sexual Abuse
Negative physical and mental health outcomes are well documented for those who experience child sexual abuse. We explore the role of three types of dispositional forgiveness (of self, of others, and by God) as effect modifiers of the child sexual abuse and life satisfaction relationship. In 2010-2011, a sample of 5,506 Seventh-day Adventists reported levels of forgiveness, life satisfaction, and whether or not they had experienced sexual abuse in…
Pathways from religion to health
Religiosity, often measured as attendance at religious services, is linked to better physical health and longevity though the mechanisms linking the two are debated. Potential explanations include: a healthier lifestyle, increased social support from congregational members, and/or more positive emotions. Thus far, these mechanisms have not been tested simultaneously in a single model though they likely operate synergistically. We test this model …
Spiritual intimacy, marital intimacy, and physical/psychological well-being
OBJECTIVE: Intimacy is an essential part of marital relationships, spiritual relationships, and is also a factor in well-being, but there is little research simultaneously examining the links among spiritual intimacy, marital intimacy, and well-being. METHODS: = 12.76, 59% female). All participants were from the Adventist Health Study-2, Biopsychosocial Religion and Health Study. RESULTS: In the original structural model, all direct associations …
Intrinsic Religiosity and Hypertension Among Older North American Seventh-Day Adventists
Religious Social Support and Hypertension Among Older North American Seventh-Day Adventists
The Role of Religious Involvement in the Relationship Between Early Trauma and Health Outcomes Among Adult Survivors
The purpose of this study was to determine the role of religious involvement and related indicators - religious coping, intrinsic religiosity, forgiveness and gratitude - in reducing the negative impact of early traumatic stress on the mental and physical health of adult survivors. Multiple linear regressions were used to analyze self-reported data of 10,283 Seventh-day Adventist men and women across North America. The study also included an orig…
Trans fatty acid intake and emotion regulation
We examined whether there is a relationship between trans fatty acid intakes and emotion regulation, mediated by positive or negative affect. Archival data on 1699 men and 3293 women were used to measure trans fatty acid intake at baseline, positive, and negative affects and emotion regulation at follow-up. Higher trans fatty acid intake related to subsequent difficulties with emotional awareness ( p = 0.045), clarity ( p = 0.012), and regulation…
Association of TV Watching With Sleep Problems in a Church-Going Population
Sensory stimuli/inactivity may affect sleep. Sleep problems are associated with multiple health problems. We assessed TV habits in the Adventist Health Study-2 at baseline and sleep problems in the Biopsychosocial Religion and Health Study 1 to 4 years later. After exclusions, 3914 subjects split equally into TV watchers less than 2 hours per day or 2 or more hours per day. Watching TV 2 or more hours per day predicted problems falling asleep, mi…
Autonomy and Social Norms in a Three Factor Grief Model Predicting Perinatal Grief in India
Perinatal grief following stillbirth is a significant social and mental health burden. We examined associations among the following latent variables: autonomy, social norms, self-despair, strained coping, and acute grief-among poor, rural women in India who experienced stillbirth. A structural equation model was built and tested using quantitative data from 347 women of reproductive age in Chhattisgarh. Maternal acceptance of traditional social n…
Validation of Arabic and English Versions of the ARSMA-II Acculturation Rating Scale
Sabbath Keeping and Its Relationships to Health and Well-Being
Prior research showing positive relationships between indicators of religiousness and health has generally defined and measured religion broadly. In addition, researchers have not given much attention to the pathways through which the relationship between religion and health is maintained. The result is a lack of specificity that fails to address questions about how and why religion is associated with health. The present study sought to address t…
Religious engagement in a risky family model predicting health in older Black and White Seventh-Day Adventists
In a structural equation model, associations among latent variables - Child Poverty, Risky Family exposure, Religious Engagement, Negative Social Interactions, Negative Emotionality, and Perceived Physical Health - were evaluated in 6,753 Black and White adults aged 35-106 years (M = 60.5, SD = 13.0). All participants were members of the Seventh-day Adventist church surveyed in the Biopsychosocial Religion and Health Study (BRHS). Child Poverty w…
The Relationship Between Acculturation and General Health of Arab Americans
Findings suggest that acculturation is an important factor to consider in the well-being of Arab Americans, especially in their mental health
Commodifying Colonial Histories
The historic tension and modern reenactments of colonial violence between Korea and Japan during the 2006 and 2009 World Baseball Classic (WBC) tournaments were amplified, exploited, or sensationalized in U.S. and Korean media reports. This reporting, as it invariably served the interests of Major League Baseball (MLB) and its corporate sponsors, resulted in the commercialization of historic and revitalized colonial violence. Furthermore, the per…
Perceived Church-Based Needs and Assets for HIV/Aids Prevention in an Urban Nigerian Community
Women Experiencing Intimate Partner Violence
Determinants of Female and Male Condom Use Among Immigrant Women of Central American Descent
Effects of supply and demand on ratings of object value
Subjects were asked to rate the value and attractiveness of cookies that were either in abundant supply or scarce supply. In the scarce condition, the cookies were either constantly scarce or they began in abundant supply and then decreased. Subjects were told that this decrease in supply was cither due to an accident or to a high demand for the cookies. In the abundant condition, the cookies were either constantly abundant or first scarce and th…
The Relationship Between Acculturation and General Health of Arab Americans
Findings suggest that acculturation is an important factor to consider in the well-being of Arab Americans, especially in their mental health
Family Worship Patterns and Their Correlation with Adolescent Behavior and Beliefs
Jerry W. Lee, Gail T. Rice, V. Bailey Gillespie, Family Worship Patterns and Their Correlation with Adolescent Behavior and Beliefs, Journal for the Scientific Study of Religion, Vol. 36, No. 3 (Sep., 1997), pp. 372-381
Sabbath Keeping and Its Relationships to Health and Well-Being
Prior research showing positive relationships between indicators of religiousness and health has generally defined and measured religion broadly. In addition, researchers have not given much attention to the pathways through which the relationship between religion and health is maintained. The result is a lack of specificity that fails to address questions about how and why religion is associated with health. The present study sought to address t…
Validation of Arabic and English Versions of the ARSMA-II Acculturation Rating Scale
Women Experiencing Intimate Partner Violence
Commodifying Colonial Histories
The historic tension and modern reenactments of colonial violence between Korea and Japan during the 2006 and 2009 World Baseball Classic (WBC) tournaments were amplified, exploited, or sensationalized in U.S. and Korean media reports. This reporting, as it invariably served the interests of Major League Baseball (MLB) and its corporate sponsors, resulted in the commercialization of historic and revitalized colonial violence. Furthermore, the per…
Ethical dilemmas in polio eradication
Ethical dilemmas in polio eradication. J W Lee, B Melgaard, H F Hull, D Barakamfitiye, and J M Okwo-BeleCopyRight https://doi.org/10.2105/AJPH.88.1.130 Published Online: October 07, 2011
Trans fatty acid intake and emotion regulation
We examined whether there is a relationship between trans fatty acid intakes and emotion regulation, mediated by positive or negative affect. Archival data on 1699 men and 3293 women were used to measure trans fatty acid intake at baseline, positive, and negative affects and emotion regulation at follow-up. Higher trans fatty acid intake related to subsequent difficulties with emotional awareness ( p = 0.045), clarity ( p = 0.012), and regulation…
Effects of supply and demand on ratings of object value
Subjects were asked to rate the value and attractiveness of cookies that were either in abundant supply or scarce supply. In the scarce condition, the cookies were either constantly scarce or they began in abundant supply and then decreased. Subjects were told that this decrease in supply was cither due to an accident or to a high demand for the cookies. In the abundant condition, the cookies were either constantly abundant or first scarce and th…
Immunological and Psychosocial Predictors of Disease Recurrence in Patients with Early-Stage Breast Cancer
Ninety women with recently diagnosed stage I or stage II breast cancer who had been admitted to the NIH Clinical Center and were participating in a randomized trial were entered onto this behavioral immunology protocol. Patients were immunologically and psychosocially assessed at baseline (approximately 5 days after surgery) and again at 3 and 15 months post surgery. All of the patients were followed up for a minimum of 5 years, and 60% of the pa…
Family Worship Patterns and Their Correlation with Adolescent Behavior and Beliefs
Jerry W. Lee, Gail T. Rice, V. Bailey Gillespie, Family Worship Patterns and Their Correlation with Adolescent Behavior and Beliefs, Journal for the Scientific Study of Religion, Vol. 36, No. 3 (Sep., 1997), pp. 372-381
Ethical dilemmas in polio eradication
Ethical dilemmas in polio eradication. J W Lee, B Melgaard, H F Hull, D Barakamfitiye, and J M Okwo-BeleCopyRight https://doi.org/10.2105/AJPH.88.1.130 Published Online: October 07, 2011
An Adaptation of Brislin???s Translation Model for Cross-cultural Research
BACKGROUND: The number of nurse scientists pursuing cross-cultural research using quantitative designs is increasing. Preparation of instruments that are conceptually and functionally appropriate in the language of the participants is a complex process that needs examination. OBJECTIVES: Brislin's classic model for translation and validation of instruments for cross-cultural research is critiqued. Adaptations and extensions of that model are reco…
Cultural differences in responses to a likert scale
Cultural differences in responses to a Likert scale were examined. Self‐identified Chinese, Japanese, and Americans ( N =136, 323, and 160, respectively) recruited at ethnic or general supermarkets in Southern California completed a 13‐question Sense of Coherence scale with a choice of either four, five, or seven responses in either Chinese, Japanese, or English. The Japanese respondents more frequently reported difficulty with the scale, the Chi…
Peruvian mothers' knowledge and recognition of pneumonia in children under 5 years of age
Although the percentage of mothers believing they can recognize pneumonia through rapid breathing and chest retraction seems to have increased in recent years, there is still a sizable percentage of mothers who remain uninformed about pneumonia and its possible fatal consequences. Efforts need to continue to educate Peruvian mothers about the causes, recognition of the signs, and treatment of pneumonia. The results suggest that the Government of …
Determinants of Female and Male Condom Use Among Immigrant Women of Central American Descent
Women Experiencing Intimate Partner Violence
Perceived Church-Based Needs and Assets for HIV/Aids Prevention in an Urban Nigerian Community
Religious engagement in a risky family model predicting health in older Black and White Seventh-Day Adventists
In a structural equation model, associations among latent variables - Child Poverty, Risky Family exposure, Religious Engagement, Negative Social Interactions, Negative Emotionality, and Perceived Physical Health - were evaluated in 6,753 Black and White adults aged 35-106 years (M = 60.5, SD = 13.0). All participants were members of the Seventh-day Adventist church surveyed in the Biopsychosocial Religion and Health Study (BRHS). Child Poverty w…
The Relationship Between Acculturation and General Health of Arab Americans
Findings suggest that acculturation is an important factor to consider in the well-being of Arab Americans, especially in their mental health
Commodifying Colonial Histories
The historic tension and modern reenactments of colonial violence between Korea and Japan during the 2006 and 2009 World Baseball Classic (WBC) tournaments were amplified, exploited, or sensationalized in U.S. and Korean media reports. This reporting, as it invariably served the interests of Major League Baseball (MLB) and its corporate sponsors, resulted in the commercialization of historic and revitalized colonial violence. Furthermore, the per…
Autonomy and Social Norms in a Three Factor Grief Model Predicting Perinatal Grief in India
Perinatal grief following stillbirth is a significant social and mental health burden. We examined associations among the following latent variables: autonomy, social norms, self-despair, strained coping, and acute grief-among poor, rural women in India who experienced stillbirth. A structural equation model was built and tested using quantitative data from 347 women of reproductive age in Chhattisgarh. Maternal acceptance of traditional social n…
Validation of Arabic and English Versions of the ARSMA-II Acculturation Rating Scale
Sabbath Keeping and Its Relationships to Health and Well-Being
Prior research showing positive relationships between indicators of religiousness and health has generally defined and measured religion broadly. In addition, researchers have not given much attention to the pathways through which the relationship between religion and health is maintained. The result is a lack of specificity that fails to address questions about how and why religion is associated with health. The present study sought to address t…
Association of TV Watching With Sleep Problems in a Church-Going Population
Sensory stimuli/inactivity may affect sleep. Sleep problems are associated with multiple health problems. We assessed TV habits in the Adventist Health Study-2 at baseline and sleep problems in the Biopsychosocial Religion and Health Study 1 to 4 years later. After exclusions, 3914 subjects split equally into TV watchers less than 2 hours per day or 2 or more hours per day. Watching TV 2 or more hours per day predicted problems falling asleep, mi…
The Role of Religious Involvement in the Relationship Between Early Trauma and Health Outcomes Among Adult Survivors
The purpose of this study was to determine the role of religious involvement and related indicators - religious coping, intrinsic religiosity, forgiveness and gratitude - in reducing the negative impact of early traumatic stress on the mental and physical health of adult survivors. Multiple linear regressions were used to analyze self-reported data of 10,283 Seventh-day Adventist men and women across North America. The study also included an orig…
Trans fatty acid intake and emotion regulation
We examined whether there is a relationship between trans fatty acid intakes and emotion regulation, mediated by positive or negative affect. Archival data on 1699 men and 3293 women were used to measure trans fatty acid intake at baseline, positive, and negative affects and emotion regulation at follow-up. Higher trans fatty acid intake related to subsequent difficulties with emotional awareness ( p = 0.045), clarity ( p = 0.012), and regulation…
Spiritual intimacy, marital intimacy, and physical/psychological well-being
OBJECTIVE: Intimacy is an essential part of marital relationships, spiritual relationships, and is also a factor in well-being, but there is little research simultaneously examining the links among spiritual intimacy, marital intimacy, and well-being. METHODS: = 12.76, 59% female). All participants were from the Adventist Health Study-2, Biopsychosocial Religion and Health Study. RESULTS: In the original structural model, all direct associations …
Intrinsic Religiosity and Hypertension Among Older North American Seventh-Day Adventists
Religious Social Support and Hypertension Among Older North American Seventh-Day Adventists
Pathways from religion to health
Religiosity, often measured as attendance at religious services, is linked to better physical health and longevity though the mechanisms linking the two are debated. Potential explanations include: a healthier lifestyle, increased social support from congregational members, and/or more positive emotions. Thus far, these mechanisms have not been tested simultaneously in a single model though they likely operate synergistically. We test this model …
Adult Life Satisfaction and the Role of Forgiveness After Childhood Sexual Abuse
Negative physical and mental health outcomes are well documented for those who experience child sexual abuse. We explore the role of three types of dispositional forgiveness (of self, of others, and by God) as effect modifiers of the child sexual abuse and life satisfaction relationship. In 2010-2011, a sample of 5,506 Seventh-day Adventists reported levels of forgiveness, life satisfaction, and whether or not they had experienced sexual abuse in…
Working Together with God
Psychology (23 obras) · Medicine (19 obras) · Social Psychology (15 obras) · Religion, Spirituality, and Psychology (13 obras) · Psychiatry (11 obras) · Sociology (11 obras) · Clinical Psychology (10 obras) · Internal Medicine (10 obras) · Demography (9 obras) · Developmental psychology (7 obras)