Tres Stefurak
Biographic Data
| ID | 5884874 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Tres Stefurak |
| GIVEN NAMES | Tres |
| FAMILY NAME | Stefurak |
| SIGNATURE | STEFURAK T |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of South Alabama |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-6006-2543 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 10 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 6 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 10 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2007 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Is spirituality a verb? How Christian A.A. members conceptualize spirituality
This Consensual Qualitative Research study investigated how Christian Alcoholics Anonymous (A.A.) members in the Southeastern United States with sustained sobriety conceptualize spirituality, and their beliefs about how spirituality aided their recovery. Emergent themes of pre-recovery periods were futile attempts to nurture a connection with the sacred, lack of connectedness, and spiritual struggles leading to sanctifying substances. Emergent th…
Mock jurors’ personal connection to sexual assault victimization relates to propensity to convict in a representative community sample
Rape by any other name… Comparing sexual assault cases labeled “suspicious circumstances” to those labeled sex crimes
The Relationship of Public Service Motivation to Job Satisfaction and Job Performance of Emergency Medical Services Professionals
Public service motivation (PSM) are motivational factors that are unique in professions that serve the public. This study examined PSM’s relationship to self-reported job satisfaction and job performance in a unique sample of emergency medical services professionals, in which little research on the PSM construct has been undertaken. The PSM factors that emerged in this study did not mirror the traditional four-factor structure. The public interes…
The Promise Initiative
AIMS: A mixed-methods study details a multidisciplinary team's efforts to assess and transform police response to sexual assault in a mid-size community. METHOD: A police department-wide survey (n = 331) determined baseline levels of officer exposure to trauma-informed training, rape myth acceptance, and awareness of community and nationwide sexual assault movements to understand officer attitudes towards factors influencing sexual assault invest…
Understanding the philosophical positions of classical and neopragmatists for mixed methods research
Dialectical Pluralism
This article articulates the process philosophy developed by Johnson labelled dialectical pluralism (DP). DP assumes a pluralistic ontology and relies on a dialectical, dialogical, and hermeneutical process where stakeholders continually interact with differences (e.g. in philosophy, paradigm, culture, methodology, method). A goal is to thrive on difference and similarity. DP process and outcomes are justified through the use of Rawlsian–like pro…
Between a rock and a hard place? Locus of control, religious problem-solving and psychological help-seeking
Drawing on a college and community sample, this study utilised hierarchical multiple regression to examine the relative contributions of demographic variables, psychological treatment experience, religious service attendance, locus of control, and religious problem-solving style in predicting attitudes towards psychological help-seeking. Women, those holding a graduate degree, and those with treatment experience held more positive attitudes towar…
Gender-specific models of homosexual prejudice
College Student Evaluations of Parent–Child Disciplinary Situations
The Promise Initiative
AIMS: A mixed-methods study details a multidisciplinary team's efforts to assess and transform police response to sexual assault in a mid-size community. METHOD: A police department-wide survey (n = 331) determined baseline levels of officer exposure to trauma-informed training, rape myth acceptance, and awareness of community and nationwide sexual assault movements to understand officer attitudes towards factors influencing sexual assault invest…
Understanding the philosophical positions of classical and neopragmatists for mixed methods research
College Student Evaluations of Parent–Child Disciplinary Situations
Gender-specific models of homosexual prejudice
Between a rock and a hard place? Locus of control, religious problem-solving and psychological help-seeking
Drawing on a college and community sample, this study utilised hierarchical multiple regression to examine the relative contributions of demographic variables, psychological treatment experience, religious service attendance, locus of control, and religious problem-solving style in predicting attitudes towards psychological help-seeking. Women, those holding a graduate degree, and those with treatment experience held more positive attitudes towar…
Dialectical Pluralism
This article articulates the process philosophy developed by Johnson labelled dialectical pluralism (DP). DP assumes a pluralistic ontology and relies on a dialectical, dialogical, and hermeneutical process where stakeholders continually interact with differences (e.g. in philosophy, paradigm, culture, methodology, method). A goal is to thrive on difference and similarity. DP process and outcomes are justified through the use of Rawlsian–like pro…
Understanding the philosophical positions of classical and neopragmatists for mixed methods research
The Promise Initiative
AIMS: A mixed-methods study details a multidisciplinary team's efforts to assess and transform police response to sexual assault in a mid-size community. METHOD: A police department-wide survey (n = 331) determined baseline levels of officer exposure to trauma-informed training, rape myth acceptance, and awareness of community and nationwide sexual assault movements to understand officer attitudes towards factors influencing sexual assault invest…
The Relationship of Public Service Motivation to Job Satisfaction and Job Performance of Emergency Medical Services Professionals
Public service motivation (PSM) are motivational factors that are unique in professions that serve the public. This study examined PSM’s relationship to self-reported job satisfaction and job performance in a unique sample of emergency medical services professionals, in which little research on the PSM construct has been undertaken. The PSM factors that emerged in this study did not mirror the traditional four-factor structure. The public interes…
Rape by any other name… Comparing sexual assault cases labeled “suspicious circumstances” to those labeled sex crimes
Is spirituality a verb? How Christian A.A. members conceptualize spirituality
This Consensual Qualitative Research study investigated how Christian Alcoholics Anonymous (A.A.) members in the Southeastern United States with sustained sobriety conceptualize spirituality, and their beliefs about how spirituality aided their recovery. Emergent themes of pre-recovery periods were futile attempts to nurture a connection with the sacred, lack of connectedness, and spiritual struggles leading to sanctifying substances. Emergent th…
Mock jurors’ personal connection to sexual assault victimization relates to propensity to convict in a representative community sample
Psychology (8 works) · Social Psychology (6 works) · Medicine (4 works) · Poison control (4 works) · Sociology (4 works) · Clinical Psychology (3 works) · Human Factors and Ergonomics (3 works) · Medical emergency (3 works) · Political science (3 works) · Sexual assault (3 works)