Holley A Wilkins
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 4883358 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Holley A Wilkins |
| NOMBRES | Holley A |
| APELLIDO | Wilkins |
| FIRMA | WILKINS H A |
| AFILIACIONES | Georgia State University |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-7783-7971 |
| VERIFICADO | Sí |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 14 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 28 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 14 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2003 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2026 |
| ÍNDICE H | 2 |
Exploring Associations Between the Social and Built Environment and Physical Activity Through Communication Infrastructure Theory
The built environment (e.g. presence/quality of sidewalks and green spaces versus large factories and freeways) contributes to health and social outcomes. Communication infrastructure theory offers a framework to explore the role of the built environment as part of the communication action context, which may be associated with individuals' ability to connect to the neighborhood storytelling network and physical activity. This study examines the r…
Young Adults’ Perceptions of Sexual Consent and Its Role in Romantic Relationships – An Indian Perspective
The conceptualization of sexual violence and consent varies across cultures, but previous research has focused primarily on high-income countries. Less is known about perceptions of sexual consent and its role in romantic relationships in middle- to lower-income countries. The current study explored how young adults in India - in the absence of formal sex education programs and with sex being a socially taboo subject - learn about sex and consent…
Comparing Japanese and U.S. reporting of health risks stemming from the 2011 Japan triple catastrophe
Predicting the Use of New Multi-Use Trails and Parks in Historically Black, Low-Income Neighborhoods
Interpersonal discussions and civic engagement can promote new parks and trails in low-income neighborhoods, which in turn may increase physical activity and improve overall health of community members
Dialogue on difference
Culturally Responsive Outreach and Peer Navigation to Improve HIV Prevention and Care for Latino Gay and Bisexual Men in Atlanta
The role of culture in shaping food-related attitudes and behaviors
Physical Limitations, Health Rumination/Worry, and Depressive Symptoms
Perceived Built Environment and Physical Limitations
This study uses primary data from a community-based random sample of adults in historically lower-income African American (or Black) neighborhoods in Atlanta, Georgia (N = 352). The aim was to investigate whether there are race differences in perceived neighborhood conditions/amenities, and the potential conditional effect of race on the relationship between the perceived built environment and physical limitations. Findings indicate significant r…
Exploring the Potential of Communication Infrastructure Theory for Informing Efforts to Reduce Health Disparities
Communication infrastructure theory (CIT) offers an ecological approach to studying ways to reduce health disparities. The theory suggests that individuals' connections to a multi-level storytelling system are enabled or constrained by the communication environment (a.k.a. communication action context). This article is a culmination of research to date that explores the potential of CIT to inform efforts directed at the reduction of health dispar…
Hard-to-reach? Using health access status as a way to more effectively target segments of the Latino audience
Health issues disproportionately affect Latinos, but variations within this ethnic group may mean that some Latinos are harder to reach with health messages than others. This paper introduces a methodology grounded in communication infrastructure theory to better target 'hard-to-reach' audiences. A random digit dialing telephone survey of 739 Latinos living in two Los Angeles communities was conducted. The relationships between health access diff…
The Role of Family Interaction in New Immigrant Latinos' Civic Engagement
Civic engagement can impact politics, health outcomes, support for new policies, and the like. Research indicates that the communication infrastructure and the strength of the storytelling network, influences civic engagement outcomes. Recent community building initiatives place the impetus of community change and civic engagement on the family unit. This paper places the family unit within the storytelling network and explores how family interac…
Reaching at risk groups
Latinos are at high risk for many health problems, but are often missed by traditional health communication campaigns aired through general audience channels. This article explores Latinos’ connections to communication channels for health goals - both mediated and interpersonal and media that is general audience and geo-ethnic (targeted toward a specific ethnicity and/or community). Data from a random digit dial telephone survey of Latinos in two…
Entertainment-Education Programs of the BBC and BBC World Service Trust
Mark Fowler, a popular character on EastEnders, contracted HIV when he was a young, drug-taking rebel. Later, as an adult, he stopped taking his combination pills because he could no longer cope with the side effects. He subsequently contracted pneumonia so severe he fell into a coma. Emotions ran high as EastEnders’ viewers watched as his mother maintained a constant vigil, but they had to wait for the following weeks’ episodes to see if Mark li…
Reaching at risk groups
Latinos are at high risk for many health problems, but are often missed by traditional health communication campaigns aired through general audience channels. This article explores Latinos’ connections to communication channels for health goals - both mediated and interpersonal and media that is general audience and geo-ethnic (targeted toward a specific ethnicity and/or community). Data from a random digit dial telephone survey of Latinos in two…
Hard-to-reach? Using health access status as a way to more effectively target segments of the Latino audience
Health issues disproportionately affect Latinos, but variations within this ethnic group may mean that some Latinos are harder to reach with health messages than others. This paper introduces a methodology grounded in communication infrastructure theory to better target 'hard-to-reach' audiences. A random digit dialing telephone survey of 739 Latinos living in two Los Angeles communities was conducted. The relationships between health access diff…
Entertainment-Education Programs of the BBC and BBC World Service Trust
Mark Fowler, a popular character on EastEnders, contracted HIV when he was a young, drug-taking rebel. Later, as an adult, he stopped taking his combination pills because he could no longer cope with the side effects. He subsequently contracted pneumonia so severe he fell into a coma. Emotions ran high as EastEnders’ viewers watched as his mother maintained a constant vigil, but they had to wait for the following weeks’ episodes to see if Mark li…
Reaching at risk groups
Latinos are at high risk for many health problems, but are often missed by traditional health communication campaigns aired through general audience channels. This article explores Latinos’ connections to communication channels for health goals - both mediated and interpersonal and media that is general audience and geo-ethnic (targeted toward a specific ethnicity and/or community). Data from a random digit dial telephone survey of Latinos in two…
The Role of Family Interaction in New Immigrant Latinos' Civic Engagement
Civic engagement can impact politics, health outcomes, support for new policies, and the like. Research indicates that the communication infrastructure and the strength of the storytelling network, influences civic engagement outcomes. Recent community building initiatives place the impetus of community change and civic engagement on the family unit. This paper places the family unit within the storytelling network and explores how family interac…
Hard-to-reach? Using health access status as a way to more effectively target segments of the Latino audience
Health issues disproportionately affect Latinos, but variations within this ethnic group may mean that some Latinos are harder to reach with health messages than others. This paper introduces a methodology grounded in communication infrastructure theory to better target 'hard-to-reach' audiences. A random digit dialing telephone survey of 739 Latinos living in two Los Angeles communities was conducted. The relationships between health access diff…
Exploring the Potential of Communication Infrastructure Theory for Informing Efforts to Reduce Health Disparities
Communication infrastructure theory (CIT) offers an ecological approach to studying ways to reduce health disparities. The theory suggests that individuals' connections to a multi-level storytelling system are enabled or constrained by the communication environment (a.k.a. communication action context). This article is a culmination of research to date that explores the potential of CIT to inform efforts directed at the reduction of health dispar…
Perceived Built Environment and Physical Limitations
This study uses primary data from a community-based random sample of adults in historically lower-income African American (or Black) neighborhoods in Atlanta, Georgia (N = 352). The aim was to investigate whether there are race differences in perceived neighborhood conditions/amenities, and the potential conditional effect of race on the relationship between the perceived built environment and physical limitations. Findings indicate significant r…
Physical Limitations, Health Rumination/Worry, and Depressive Symptoms
Comparing Japanese and U.S. reporting of health risks stemming from the 2011 Japan triple catastrophe
Predicting the Use of New Multi-Use Trails and Parks in Historically Black, Low-Income Neighborhoods
Interpersonal discussions and civic engagement can promote new parks and trails in low-income neighborhoods, which in turn may increase physical activity and improve overall health of community members
Dialogue on difference
Culturally Responsive Outreach and Peer Navigation to Improve HIV Prevention and Care for Latino Gay and Bisexual Men in Atlanta
The role of culture in shaping food-related attitudes and behaviors
Exploring Associations Between the Social and Built Environment and Physical Activity Through Communication Infrastructure Theory
The built environment (e.g. presence/quality of sidewalks and green spaces versus large factories and freeways) contributes to health and social outcomes. Communication infrastructure theory offers a framework to explore the role of the built environment as part of the communication action context, which may be associated with individuals' ability to connect to the neighborhood storytelling network and physical activity. This study examines the r…
Young Adults’ Perceptions of Sexual Consent and Its Role in Romantic Relationships – An Indian Perspective
The conceptualization of sexual violence and consent varies across cultures, but previous research has focused primarily on high-income countries. Less is known about perceptions of sexual consent and its role in romantic relationships in middle- to lower-income countries. The current study explored how young adults in India - in the absence of formal sex education programs and with sex being a socially taboo subject - learn about sex and consent…
Psychology (8 obras) · Sociology (8 obras) · Medicine (6 obras) · Public health (6 obras) · Political science (5 obras) · Social Psychology (5 obras) · Health communication (4 obras) · Public relations (4 obras) · Social Psychology (4 obras) · Storytelling (4 obras)