Jason T Carbone
Biographic Data
| ID | 4438409 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Jason T Carbone |
| GIVEN NAMES | Jason T |
| FAMILY NAME | Carbone |
| SIGNATURE | CARBONE J T |
| AFFILIATIONS | Wayne State University |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-5096-5212 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 13 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 22 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 13 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2019 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2023 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
Adverse Childhood Experiences
Latent profiles of biological dysregulation and risk of mortality
BACKGROUND: There is a well-established relationship between high allostatic load (AL) and increased risk of mortality. This study expands on the literature by combined latent profile analysis (LPA) with survival data analysis techniques to assess the degree to which AL status is associated with time to death. METHODS: LPA was employed to identify underlying classes of biological dysregulation among a sample of 815 participants from the Midlife i…
The Moderating Role of Social Support on the Cortisol Stress Response of Expectant Fathers Exposed to Adverse Childhood Experiences
Fledgling psychopathy meets social determinants of health
Neighborhood social integration as a predictor of neighborhood perceptions
A growing body of literature has established a relationship between neighborhood perceptions and both physical and mental health outcomes, yet there remains a need to further explicate possible psychosocial factors that are predictive of neighborhood perceptions. This study hypothesized that an increase in social integration would result in more positive neighborhood perceptions. Propensity score matching on social integration was employed to str…
A skillset and a stance
The mediating effect of allostatic load on the relationship between neighborhood perceptions and depression
Neighborhood perceptions is an important predictor of both allostatic load in the form of biological dysregulation and major depressive disorder. Furthermore, biological dysregulation is predictive of major depressive disorder. Yet to date, the use of biological dysregulation as one potential causal pathway linking neighborhood perceptions to depression has not been explored. This study examined the relationship between neighborhood perception, b…
Collective action among US veterans
The purpose of this study was to examine the relationship between collective action, collective efficacy, self‐efficacy, and social support among US veterans who formally volunteered in their communities upon their return from military service. The participants were 323 post‐9/11/01‐era veterans who completed a national nonprofit administered civic service program. Results from the structural equation model indicate that appraisal social support …
What Are the Risk Factors of Negative Patient Experience? A Cross-Sectional Study in Chinese Public Hospitals
Hospitals are struggling to involve patients and learn from their experience. The risk factor of patient experience is increasingly recognized as a critical component in improving patient experience. Our study explored risk factors of negative patient experience in order to improve the health-service quality of public hospitals. We conducted a cross-sectional study in Hubei province, China. A total of 583 respondents were surveyed by the Outpatie…
Reconsidering Collective Efficacy
Collective efficacy is an often–studied concept, yet theoretical differences and confusing terminology lead to an inability to translate the concept across disciplines. Utilizing a nationally representative sample, this study employs structural equation modeling combined with a series of hierarchical models to test the hypotheses that the focal independent variables of neighborhood perceptions, strong social ties, and civic engagement as a proxy …
Neighborhood perceptions and allostatic load
Bonding social capital and collective action
Neighbourhood perceptions have important implications for individual well‐being, yet there is limited research focused on variables that predict these perceptions. This study proposes that previous engagement in collective action mediates the relationship between neighbourhood bonding social capital and neighbourhood perceptions. Structural equation modelling with a large, nationally representative sample ( N = 25,370) is used to test the hypothe…
Neighborhood collective efficacy and collective action
Theory suggests that by strengthening collective efficacy among neighbors, neighborhoods can more effectively engage in collective action. The research linking the two components of collective efficacy–social cohesion and social control–with collective action is limited. This study uses structural equation modeling with a nationally representative sample from the United States Census Bureau's American Housing Survey (N = 22,106) to analyze these …
Neighborhood collective efficacy and collective action
Theory suggests that by strengthening collective efficacy among neighbors, neighborhoods can more effectively engage in collective action. The research linking the two components of collective efficacy–social cohesion and social control–with collective action is limited. This study uses structural equation modeling with a nationally representative sample from the United States Census Bureau's American Housing Survey (N = 22,106) to analyze these …
Neighborhood perceptions and allostatic load
Neighborhood social integration as a predictor of neighborhood perceptions
A growing body of literature has established a relationship between neighborhood perceptions and both physical and mental health outcomes, yet there remains a need to further explicate possible psychosocial factors that are predictive of neighborhood perceptions. This study hypothesized that an increase in social integration would result in more positive neighborhood perceptions. Propensity score matching on social integration was employed to str…
Reconsidering Collective Efficacy
Collective efficacy is an often–studied concept, yet theoretical differences and confusing terminology lead to an inability to translate the concept across disciplines. Utilizing a nationally representative sample, this study employs structural equation modeling combined with a series of hierarchical models to test the hypotheses that the focal independent variables of neighborhood perceptions, strong social ties, and civic engagement as a proxy …
Bonding social capital and collective action
Neighbourhood perceptions have important implications for individual well‐being, yet there is limited research focused on variables that predict these perceptions. This study proposes that previous engagement in collective action mediates the relationship between neighbourhood bonding social capital and neighbourhood perceptions. Structural equation modelling with a large, nationally representative sample ( N = 25,370) is used to test the hypothe…
Collective action among US veterans
The purpose of this study was to examine the relationship between collective action, collective efficacy, self‐efficacy, and social support among US veterans who formally volunteered in their communities upon their return from military service. The participants were 323 post‐9/11/01‐era veterans who completed a national nonprofit administered civic service program. Results from the structural equation model indicate that appraisal social support …
What Are the Risk Factors of Negative Patient Experience? A Cross-Sectional Study in Chinese Public Hospitals
Hospitals are struggling to involve patients and learn from their experience. The risk factor of patient experience is increasingly recognized as a critical component in improving patient experience. Our study explored risk factors of negative patient experience in order to improve the health-service quality of public hospitals. We conducted a cross-sectional study in Hubei province, China. A total of 583 respondents were surveyed by the Outpatie…
Reconsidering Collective Efficacy
Collective efficacy is an often–studied concept, yet theoretical differences and confusing terminology lead to an inability to translate the concept across disciplines. Utilizing a nationally representative sample, this study employs structural equation modeling combined with a series of hierarchical models to test the hypotheses that the focal independent variables of neighborhood perceptions, strong social ties, and civic engagement as a proxy …
Neighborhood perceptions and allostatic load
Bonding social capital and collective action
Neighbourhood perceptions have important implications for individual well‐being, yet there is limited research focused on variables that predict these perceptions. This study proposes that previous engagement in collective action mediates the relationship between neighbourhood bonding social capital and neighbourhood perceptions. Structural equation modelling with a large, nationally representative sample ( N = 25,370) is used to test the hypothe…
Neighborhood collective efficacy and collective action
Theory suggests that by strengthening collective efficacy among neighbors, neighborhoods can more effectively engage in collective action. The research linking the two components of collective efficacy–social cohesion and social control–with collective action is limited. This study uses structural equation modeling with a nationally representative sample from the United States Census Bureau's American Housing Survey (N = 22,106) to analyze these …
A skillset and a stance
The mediating effect of allostatic load on the relationship between neighborhood perceptions and depression
Neighborhood perceptions is an important predictor of both allostatic load in the form of biological dysregulation and major depressive disorder. Furthermore, biological dysregulation is predictive of major depressive disorder. Yet to date, the use of biological dysregulation as one potential causal pathway linking neighborhood perceptions to depression has not been explored. This study examined the relationship between neighborhood perception, b…
Collective action among US veterans
The purpose of this study was to examine the relationship between collective action, collective efficacy, self‐efficacy, and social support among US veterans who formally volunteered in their communities upon their return from military service. The participants were 323 post‐9/11/01‐era veterans who completed a national nonprofit administered civic service program. Results from the structural equation model indicate that appraisal social support …
Neighborhood social integration as a predictor of neighborhood perceptions
A growing body of literature has established a relationship between neighborhood perceptions and both physical and mental health outcomes, yet there remains a need to further explicate possible psychosocial factors that are predictive of neighborhood perceptions. This study hypothesized that an increase in social integration would result in more positive neighborhood perceptions. Propensity score matching on social integration was employed to str…
Fledgling psychopathy meets social determinants of health
Adverse Childhood Experiences
Latent profiles of biological dysregulation and risk of mortality
BACKGROUND: There is a well-established relationship between high allostatic load (AL) and increased risk of mortality. This study expands on the literature by combined latent profile analysis (LPA) with survival data analysis techniques to assess the degree to which AL status is associated with time to death. METHODS: LPA was employed to identify underlying classes of biological dysregulation among a sample of 815 participants from the Midlife i…
The Moderating Role of Social Support on the Cortisol Stress Response of Expectant Fathers Exposed to Adverse Childhood Experiences
Psychology (11 works) · Social Psychology (9 works) · Medicine (7 works) · Psychiatry (6 works) · Sociology (6 works) · Perception (5 works) · Political science (5 works) · Social Psychology (5 works) · Clinical Psychology (4 works) · Clinical Psychology (4 works)