Kaylee A Palomino
Biographic Data
| ID | 5224439 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Kaylee A Palomino |
| GIVEN NAMES | Kaylee A |
| FAMILY NAME | Palomino |
| SIGNATURE | PALOMINO K A |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Kentucky |
| ORCID | 0009-0009-3531-8426 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 9 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 2 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 9 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2024 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Student perceptions of STEM engagement and student-led learning in a biotechnology-focused honors course: A qualitative case study
“Honors 152: What is possible? Developments in Biotechnology” is a course tailored for introductory students of all majors to promote self-guided exploration of science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM). By introducing academic journal articles early in the semester and using authentic learning strategies, the course helps students grow more confident in exploring unfamiliar topics in biotechnology. Students demonstrate their learni…
Gender differences in health risk factors for co-use of gabapentin and opioids among Black Americans
Background Despite recent increases in gabapentin misuse among Black Americans who use opioids, there is a dearth of research examining gabapentin misuse among this high-risk group. The current study examines associations between health-related risk factors (e.g. pain and insomnia) and gabapentin misuse among Black adults who use opioids, as well as gender differences in these associations.Method Data were derived from a mixed-methods study exami…
I’m going to use the formula God gave me”: The Role of the Black Church in Breastfeeding Support for Black Mothers
Breastfeeding Barriers Among Black Mothers: Maternal Guilt, Shame, and Other Affective Stressors
Black women initiate and continue breastfeeding at lower rates than any other racial and ethnic group. The current study qualitatively examines barriers to breastfeeding among Black mothers. Participants included 37 Black cisgender mothers stratified by age with varying breastfeeding experiences. Data were analyzed using inductive thematic analysis. Results highlighted maternal guilt, shame, and/or other affective barriers (i.e., concerns about l…
The research examining factors associated with the opioid crisis among urban adults (Refocus): A mixed methods study protocol
Introduction: Deaths due to opioid-related overdoses have increased across the United States. Specifically in the state of Kentucky, African Americans are the only population that continues to experience an increase in opioid-related deaths. Previous literature highlights African Americans having unique drug use patterns due to systematic barriers and how these barriers limit access to protective factors and substance use treatment. The current s…
A Coaching-Based Training for Underrepresented Mentors in STEM
As an approach, coaching-based models have been demonstrated to enhance student self-efficacy, improve grades, and increase retention and graduation rates. Coaching-based training models are also key in mentor development, focusing on open-ended questions and active listening to create supportive environments where mentees can independently find solutions. This approach not only builds mentors’ communication and leadership skills but also enhance…
It was the Best Sex of My Life”: A Qualitative Analysis of Black Women’s Most Pleasurable Sexual Experiences
Sexual pleasure is an integral component of sexual health, human rights, and overall wellbeing and can be a helpful lens for understanding the agency and freedom present at the individual, relational, and community level. Further, one's most pleasurable sexual experience can be a pivotal moment that allows for expanded understandings of pleasure and can change how one structures future sexual experiences. It is particularly important to study sex…
I Know That It Exists, But Will I Ever Achieve Pleasure?” Black Women’s Perceptions of Sexual Pleasure after Experiencing Sexual Pain
Just be strong and keep going’: The influence of Superwoman Schema on Black women’s perceived expectations of coping with sexual pain
Superwoman Schema, a conceptual framework that reflects Black women's ability to overcome gendered racism and stress, affects the way Black women choose to cope with health-related issues. The purpose of this study was to investigate how Black women perceive they should cope with sexual pain using the Superwoman Schema as an analytic and interpretative guide. Data were derived from participants who completed an individual interview on sexual pain…
Breastfeeding Barriers Among Black Mothers: Maternal Guilt, Shame, and Other Affective Stressors
Black women initiate and continue breastfeeding at lower rates than any other racial and ethnic group. The current study qualitatively examines barriers to breastfeeding among Black mothers. Participants included 37 Black cisgender mothers stratified by age with varying breastfeeding experiences. Data were analyzed using inductive thematic analysis. Results highlighted maternal guilt, shame, and/or other affective barriers (i.e., concerns about l…
It was the Best Sex of My Life”: A Qualitative Analysis of Black Women’s Most Pleasurable Sexual Experiences
Sexual pleasure is an integral component of sexual health, human rights, and overall wellbeing and can be a helpful lens for understanding the agency and freedom present at the individual, relational, and community level. Further, one's most pleasurable sexual experience can be a pivotal moment that allows for expanded understandings of pleasure and can change how one structures future sexual experiences. It is particularly important to study sex…
Just be strong and keep going’: The influence of Superwoman Schema on Black women’s perceived expectations of coping with sexual pain
Superwoman Schema, a conceptual framework that reflects Black women's ability to overcome gendered racism and stress, affects the way Black women choose to cope with health-related issues. The purpose of this study was to investigate how Black women perceive they should cope with sexual pain using the Superwoman Schema as an analytic and interpretative guide. Data were derived from participants who completed an individual interview on sexual pain…
The research examining factors associated with the opioid crisis among urban adults (Refocus): A mixed methods study protocol
Introduction: Deaths due to opioid-related overdoses have increased across the United States. Specifically in the state of Kentucky, African Americans are the only population that continues to experience an increase in opioid-related deaths. Previous literature highlights African Americans having unique drug use patterns due to systematic barriers and how these barriers limit access to protective factors and substance use treatment. The current s…
A Coaching-Based Training for Underrepresented Mentors in STEM
As an approach, coaching-based models have been demonstrated to enhance student self-efficacy, improve grades, and increase retention and graduation rates. Coaching-based training models are also key in mentor development, focusing on open-ended questions and active listening to create supportive environments where mentees can independently find solutions. This approach not only builds mentors’ communication and leadership skills but also enhance…
It was the Best Sex of My Life”: A Qualitative Analysis of Black Women’s Most Pleasurable Sexual Experiences
Sexual pleasure is an integral component of sexual health, human rights, and overall wellbeing and can be a helpful lens for understanding the agency and freedom present at the individual, relational, and community level. Further, one's most pleasurable sexual experience can be a pivotal moment that allows for expanded understandings of pleasure and can change how one structures future sexual experiences. It is particularly important to study sex…
I Know That It Exists, But Will I Ever Achieve Pleasure?” Black Women’s Perceptions of Sexual Pleasure after Experiencing Sexual Pain
Student perceptions of STEM engagement and student-led learning in a biotechnology-focused honors course: A qualitative case study
“Honors 152: What is possible? Developments in Biotechnology” is a course tailored for introductory students of all majors to promote self-guided exploration of science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM). By introducing academic journal articles early in the semester and using authentic learning strategies, the course helps students grow more confident in exploring unfamiliar topics in biotechnology. Students demonstrate their learni…
Gender differences in health risk factors for co-use of gabapentin and opioids among Black Americans
Background Despite recent increases in gabapentin misuse among Black Americans who use opioids, there is a dearth of research examining gabapentin misuse among this high-risk group. The current study examines associations between health-related risk factors (e.g. pain and insomnia) and gabapentin misuse among Black adults who use opioids, as well as gender differences in these associations.Method Data were derived from a mixed-methods study exami…
I’m going to use the formula God gave me”: The Role of the Black Church in Breastfeeding Support for Black Mothers
Breastfeeding Barriers Among Black Mothers: Maternal Guilt, Shame, and Other Affective Stressors
Black women initiate and continue breastfeeding at lower rates than any other racial and ethnic group. The current study qualitatively examines barriers to breastfeeding among Black mothers. Participants included 37 Black cisgender mothers stratified by age with varying breastfeeding experiences. Data were analyzed using inductive thematic analysis. Results highlighted maternal guilt, shame, and/or other affective barriers (i.e., concerns about l…
Adolescent Sexual and Reproductive Health (3 works) · African american (3 works) · Black women (3 works) · Human sexuality (3 works) · Psychology (3 works) · Qualitative research (3 works) · Breastfeeding (2 works) · Breastfeeding Practices and Influences (2 works) · Gender Roles and Identity Studies (2 works) · Gender Studies (2 works)