Nancy T Blaney
Biographic Data
| ID | 4088246 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Nancy T Blaney |
| GIVEN NAMES | Nancy T |
| FAMILY NAME | Blaney |
| SIGNATURE | BLANEY N T |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Miami |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 11 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 3 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 11 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1989 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2021 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Animal Abuse as a Type of Trauma: Lessons for Human and Animal Service Professionals
Animal abuse frequently occurs at the same time and the same place as other types of violence, particularly family violence. Because of that close association, this article proposes that it is the responsibility of both animal service and human service professionals to be aware of its occurrence, understand its significance, and promote appropriate professional and policy responses to it. Research literature addressing the link between animal abu…
Women Identified with HIV at Labor and Delivery: Testing, Disclosing and Linking to Care Challenges
Correlates of Prenatal HIV Testing in Women with Undocumented Status at Delivery
The Psychosocial Functioning of HIV+ and HIV− African American Recent Mothers
Bereavement History and Psychosocial Factors Related to Lifetime Substance Use Disorders in Bereaved Hiv-1+ and Hiv-1- Homosexual Men
Baldewicz, T. T.; Goodkin, K.; Blaney, N. T.; Feaster, D. J.; Cohen, J. Author Information
Plasma Pyridoxine Deficiency Is Related to Increased Psychological Distress in Recently Bereaved Homosexual Men
OBJECTIVE: Previous research has demonstrated that a theoretical model including measures of life stressors, social support, and coping style significantly predicts psychological distress. This study tested plasma pyridoxine (vitamin B6) deficiency status as a predictor of overall psychological distress and specific mood states in this model, controlling for HIV-1 serostatus. METHOD: Subjects included HIV-1+ (N = 76) and HIV-1- (N = 58) recently …
Zinc Deficiency Is Related to Depressed Mood in Recently Bereaved Homosexual Men
Baldewicz, T.; Goodkin, K.; Feaster, D.J.; Blaney, N.T.; Shor-Posner, G.; Baum, M. Author Information
A Research Derived Bereavement Support Group Technique for the Hiv-1 Infected
A brief, semi-structured, bereavement support group for HIV seropositive and at risk homosexual men suffering a recent loss of a close friend or lover is described. The intervention employed a set of topics to stimulate group discussion. These topics were organized into three phases: making contact, venting of emotion, and “moving on.” Our predictive theoretical model integrating life stressor appraisal, social support availability, and active co…
Life Enhancement Counseling With HIV-Infected Hispanic Gay Males
Life Enhancement Counseling (LEC) is a systemic intervention that has been adapted and refined for use in enhancing the quality of life of HIV-infected persons. LEC makes use ofpreexistingfamilial/socialnetworks and supports in order to mobilize HIV-infected persons into biopsychosocial support (medical, psychological, and formal and informal social support), and also utilizes psychosocial and therapeutic strategies tailored to the individuals'pe…
Ethnicity, Emotional Distress, Stress-Related Disruption, and Coping among HIV Seropositive Gay Males
Differences in psychosocial factors that impact immune function and which, therefore, are relevant to HIV infection have been reported between Hispanics and non-Hispanic whites in the cross-cultural literature. To determine whether there were differences between Hispanic and non-Hispanic white HIV-seropositive homosexual males on life stressors, coping style, social support, and emotional distress, a sample (Hispanics = 27, non-Hispanic whites = …
Intrafamilial Patterns Reported by Young Type A versus Type B Males and their Parents
Retrospective reports regarding parent-child and parent-parent relations during the childrearing years were obtained from adult informants. Male undergraduates typed as As or Bs completed the Clarke Parent/Child Relations Questionnaire augmented with items of likely relevance to A/B. Parallel data were obtained from a subset of subjects' fathers and mothers. Type A and B groups were not different on numerous variables, including parental aggressi…
Ethnicity, Emotional Distress, Stress-Related Disruption, and Coping among HIV Seropositive Gay Males
Differences in psychosocial factors that impact immune function and which, therefore, are relevant to HIV infection have been reported between Hispanics and non-Hispanic whites in the cross-cultural literature. To determine whether there were differences between Hispanic and non-Hispanic white HIV-seropositive homosexual males on life stressors, coping style, social support, and emotional distress, a sample (Hispanics = 27, non-Hispanic whites = …
Intrafamilial Patterns Reported by Young Type A versus Type B Males and their Parents
Retrospective reports regarding parent-child and parent-parent relations during the childrearing years were obtained from adult informants. Male undergraduates typed as As or Bs completed the Clarke Parent/Child Relations Questionnaire augmented with items of likely relevance to A/B. Parallel data were obtained from a subset of subjects' fathers and mothers. Type A and B groups were not different on numerous variables, including parental aggressi…
Life Enhancement Counseling With HIV-Infected Hispanic Gay Males
Life Enhancement Counseling (LEC) is a systemic intervention that has been adapted and refined for use in enhancing the quality of life of HIV-infected persons. LEC makes use ofpreexistingfamilial/socialnetworks and supports in order to mobilize HIV-infected persons into biopsychosocial support (medical, psychological, and formal and informal social support), and also utilizes psychosocial and therapeutic strategies tailored to the individuals'pe…
Ethnicity, Emotional Distress, Stress-Related Disruption, and Coping among HIV Seropositive Gay Males
Differences in psychosocial factors that impact immune function and which, therefore, are relevant to HIV infection have been reported between Hispanics and non-Hispanic whites in the cross-cultural literature. To determine whether there were differences between Hispanic and non-Hispanic white HIV-seropositive homosexual males on life stressors, coping style, social support, and emotional distress, a sample (Hispanics = 27, non-Hispanic whites = …
A Research Derived Bereavement Support Group Technique for the Hiv-1 Infected
A brief, semi-structured, bereavement support group for HIV seropositive and at risk homosexual men suffering a recent loss of a close friend or lover is described. The intervention employed a set of topics to stimulate group discussion. These topics were organized into three phases: making contact, venting of emotion, and “moving on.” Our predictive theoretical model integrating life stressor appraisal, social support availability, and active co…
Plasma Pyridoxine Deficiency Is Related to Increased Psychological Distress in Recently Bereaved Homosexual Men
OBJECTIVE: Previous research has demonstrated that a theoretical model including measures of life stressors, social support, and coping style significantly predicts psychological distress. This study tested plasma pyridoxine (vitamin B6) deficiency status as a predictor of overall psychological distress and specific mood states in this model, controlling for HIV-1 serostatus. METHOD: Subjects included HIV-1+ (N = 76) and HIV-1- (N = 58) recently …
Zinc Deficiency Is Related to Depressed Mood in Recently Bereaved Homosexual Men
Baldewicz, T.; Goodkin, K.; Feaster, D.J.; Blaney, N.T.; Shor-Posner, G.; Baum, M. Author Information
Bereavement History and Psychosocial Factors Related to Lifetime Substance Use Disorders in Bereaved Hiv-1+ and Hiv-1- Homosexual Men
Baldewicz, T. T.; Goodkin, K.; Blaney, N. T.; Feaster, D. J.; Cohen, J. Author Information
The Psychosocial Functioning of HIV+ and HIV− African American Recent Mothers
Women Identified with HIV at Labor and Delivery: Testing, Disclosing and Linking to Care Challenges
Correlates of Prenatal HIV Testing in Women with Undocumented Status at Delivery
Animal Abuse as a Type of Trauma: Lessons for Human and Animal Service Professionals
Animal abuse frequently occurs at the same time and the same place as other types of violence, particularly family violence. Because of that close association, this article proposes that it is the responsibility of both animal service and human service professionals to be aware of its occurrence, understand its significance, and promote appropriate professional and policy responses to it. Research literature addressing the link between animal abu…
Medicine (9 works) · Psychology (9 works) · HIV/AIDS Research and Interventions (8 works) · Psychiatry (7 works) · Clinical Psychology (6 works) · Psychosocial (6 works) · Adolescent Sexual and Reproductive Health (4 works) · Family medicine (4 works) · Stressor (4 works) · Distress (3 works)