Lora Adair
Biographic Data
| ID | 4450362 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Lora Adair |
| GIVEN NAMES | Lora |
| FAMILY NAME | Adair |
| SIGNATURE | ADAIR L |
| AFFILIATIONS | Brunel University of London |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-8965-3221 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 8 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 0 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 8 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2024 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 0 |
Beyond personality, attachment, and sociosexuality: How mindset correlates with attitudes and intentions toward infidelity
The sociocultural ecology of resilience: A comparative study among women in the United Kingdom
Resilience is often framed as an internal, individual process. However, this perspective overlooks the complex relationship between individuals and their social and ecological contexts. Drawing on insights from evolutionary anthropology, psychology, and public health, this paper explores how women who use drugs from two regions in the United Kingdom perceive resilience and navigate intricate sociocultural environments of recovery. It also conside…
Reconstructing Cross-Cultural Meanings of Addiction Among Women from Three Countries
The gender gap in drug use is narrowing in regions where access to criminalized substances, such as opioids, is increasing. While research shows that substance use is gendered, less is known about the cultural norms and values shaping women's drug use, as most studies focus on men. Cross-national comparisons of cultural models of addiction are needed to better understand how addiction is perceived and to inform culturally responsive treatment app…
Cultural Mindset and Social Policy: Mapping Sexual Health–Related Policies Across the USA
It Makes It More Real to You: Abortion Attitudes Following Experience and Contact With Abortion
Introduction When positioned as part of a cluster of related social and political attitudes, abortion attitudes are characterized as somewhat fixed from a young age. The extent to which abortion attitudes are malleable, and can be shaped by experience, is under‐researched in the United Kingdom (UK). Methods To address this gap, we conducted semi‐structured interviews with individuals with ( N = 12) and without ( N = 16) abortion experience living…
Pathways to online infidelity: The roles of perceived online dating success, perceived availability of alternative partners, and mate value discrepancy
Online dating applications have become increasingly popular in recent years and a common way for relationship initiation. However, the potential implications of online dating applications for long-term relationships are not well-understood. To further the literature in this field, this study aimed to examine the association between perceived online dating success and online infidelity-related behaviours by considering two possible indirect paths …
Abortion Attitudes Across Cultural Contexts: Exploring the Role of Gender Inequality, Abortion Policy, and Individual Values
We explored between-country and within-country variability in abortion attitudes, using country-level factors (e.g., gender equality) and individual-level factors (e.g., gender role attitudes) as predictors. Participants from Mexico ( N = 215), India ( N = 215), the United States ( N = 215), and the United Kingdom ( N = 206) were recruited via Qualtrics Panels. Regression models and ANOVAs were used to assess whether estimates of gender inequalit…
Mindset and Sexual Health: Does Mindset Impact Receptiveness to Sexuality Education Curricula
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Pathways to online infidelity: The roles of perceived online dating success, perceived availability of alternative partners, and mate value discrepancy
Online dating applications have become increasingly popular in recent years and a common way for relationship initiation. However, the potential implications of online dating applications for long-term relationships are not well-understood. To further the literature in this field, this study aimed to examine the association between perceived online dating success and online infidelity-related behaviours by considering two possible indirect paths …
Abortion Attitudes Across Cultural Contexts: Exploring the Role of Gender Inequality, Abortion Policy, and Individual Values
We explored between-country and within-country variability in abortion attitudes, using country-level factors (e.g., gender equality) and individual-level factors (e.g., gender role attitudes) as predictors. Participants from Mexico ( N = 215), India ( N = 215), the United States ( N = 215), and the United Kingdom ( N = 206) were recruited via Qualtrics Panels. Regression models and ANOVAs were used to assess whether estimates of gender inequalit…
Mindset and Sexual Health: Does Mindset Impact Receptiveness to Sexuality Education Curricula
Beyond personality, attachment, and sociosexuality: How mindset correlates with attitudes and intentions toward infidelity
The sociocultural ecology of resilience: A comparative study among women in the United Kingdom
Resilience is often framed as an internal, individual process. However, this perspective overlooks the complex relationship between individuals and their social and ecological contexts. Drawing on insights from evolutionary anthropology, psychology, and public health, this paper explores how women who use drugs from two regions in the United Kingdom perceive resilience and navigate intricate sociocultural environments of recovery. It also conside…
Reconstructing Cross-Cultural Meanings of Addiction Among Women from Three Countries
The gender gap in drug use is narrowing in regions where access to criminalized substances, such as opioids, is increasing. While research shows that substance use is gendered, less is known about the cultural norms and values shaping women's drug use, as most studies focus on men. Cross-national comparisons of cultural models of addiction are needed to better understand how addiction is perceived and to inform culturally responsive treatment app…
Cultural Mindset and Social Policy: Mapping Sexual Health–Related Policies Across the USA
It Makes It More Real to You: Abortion Attitudes Following Experience and Contact With Abortion
Introduction When positioned as part of a cluster of related social and political attitudes, abortion attitudes are characterized as somewhat fixed from a young age. The extent to which abortion attitudes are malleable, and can be shaped by experience, is under‐researched in the United Kingdom (UK). Methods To address this gap, we conducted semi‐structured interviews with individuals with ( N = 12) and without ( N = 16) abortion experience living…
Psychology (8 works) · Social Psychology (6 works) · Social Psychology (5 works) · Sociology (5 works) · Adolescent Sexual and Reproductive Health (3 works) · Mindset (3 works) · Abortion (2 works) · Biology (2 works) · Community Health and Development (2 works) · Computer Science (2 works)