Bonnie F Hatchett
Biographic Data
| ID | 652806 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Bonnie F Hatchett |
| GIVEN NAMES | Bonnie F |
| FAMILY NAME | Hatchett |
| SIGNATURE | HATCHETT B F |
| AFFILIATIONS | The University of Texas at El Paso |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 8 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 2 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 8 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1991 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2011 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Beliefs of Older Mexican American Women about Alcohol and Alcohol Use
This exploratory study assessed the belief system regarding alcohol use in a non-clinical population of Mexican American women age 55 and older drawn from a potential population of 1,000 older adults who attend nine senior centers. The overriding research question was: What are the normative attitudes, knowledge, and behavior regarding alcohol in this population of older Mexican American women? Findings from this study can serve as a baseline for…
Attitudes of College Students in a Predominately Hispanic University Regarding Alcohol Use
The focus of this particular study is to determine the drinking-related attitudes of college students in a predominantly Hispanic university, and to determine if there are ethnic and gender-related differences in two areas: acceptable levels of consumption; and situational alcohol use. Study findings reflect the need to insure that substance abuse initiatives, planning, informational and counseling programs for students take into account the cult…
Mexican‐American women in the colonias
This study examined stressors experienced by a group of Mexican‐American women living in rural areas along the Texas/Mexico border, as well as the methods employed to cope with the identified stressors. Major stressors were related to financial issues, with primary coping mechanisms including: involvement with others, spiritual involvement, as well as various activities (physical, creative, soothing). Implications for allied health professionals …
An Approach to Community Outreach Practice in the 21st Century
This article presents the findings of a study about knowledge, attitudes and beliefs about AIDS held by older Hispanic adults. Members of the convenience sample provided responses that identify concerns about effective practice in outeach and information provision to older adults with regard to risky sexual practices. Intervention to prevent the spread of HIV/AIDS among older adults needs to be culturally competent and to be attuned to social pra…
African Americans and Research Participation
This article focuses on the recruitment process that was undertaken in an attempt to secure African American participants for a behavioral research study that took place in 1998. This research study at Wayne State University (Detroit) was funded by the National Institute on Aging/National Institutes of Health (NIA/NIH). The research was supported by Grant No. AG09203 to Gisela Labouvie-Vief; an ongoing longitudinal/cross-sequential study continue…
Alcohol Problems Among Older African-American Women
Homeless adults on the Texas‐Mexico Border
The southwestern borderland region of the United States is characterized by poverty, significant unemployment, and high rates of homelessness, especially among the immigrant population. One difficulty in determining how to assist the homeless is the lack of information about this population. This study was undertaken in response to the research gap in one border community—El Paso, Texas. The aim of this study is to determine the characteristics o…
Women, alcoholism, and family therapy
Lisansky Gomberg, Edith S. PhD; Nelson, Belinda W. MSW; Hatchett, Bonnie F. MSW Author Information
An Approach to Community Outreach Practice in the 21st Century
This article presents the findings of a study about knowledge, attitudes and beliefs about AIDS held by older Hispanic adults. Members of the convenience sample provided responses that identify concerns about effective practice in outeach and information provision to older adults with regard to risky sexual practices. Intervention to prevent the spread of HIV/AIDS among older adults needs to be culturally competent and to be attuned to social pra…
Homeless adults on the Texas‐Mexico Border
The southwestern borderland region of the United States is characterized by poverty, significant unemployment, and high rates of homelessness, especially among the immigrant population. One difficulty in determining how to assist the homeless is the lack of information about this population. This study was undertaken in response to the research gap in one border community—El Paso, Texas. The aim of this study is to determine the characteristics o…
Women, alcoholism, and family therapy
Lisansky Gomberg, Edith S. PhD; Nelson, Belinda W. MSW; Hatchett, Bonnie F. MSW Author Information
Alcohol Problems Among Older African-American Women
Homeless adults on the Texas‐Mexico Border
The southwestern borderland region of the United States is characterized by poverty, significant unemployment, and high rates of homelessness, especially among the immigrant population. One difficulty in determining how to assist the homeless is the lack of information about this population. This study was undertaken in response to the research gap in one border community—El Paso, Texas. The aim of this study is to determine the characteristics o…
African Americans and Research Participation
This article focuses on the recruitment process that was undertaken in an attempt to secure African American participants for a behavioral research study that took place in 1998. This research study at Wayne State University (Detroit) was funded by the National Institute on Aging/National Institutes of Health (NIA/NIH). The research was supported by Grant No. AG09203 to Gisela Labouvie-Vief; an ongoing longitudinal/cross-sequential study continue…
Mexican‐American women in the colonias
This study examined stressors experienced by a group of Mexican‐American women living in rural areas along the Texas/Mexico border, as well as the methods employed to cope with the identified stressors. Major stressors were related to financial issues, with primary coping mechanisms including: involvement with others, spiritual involvement, as well as various activities (physical, creative, soothing). Implications for allied health professionals …
An Approach to Community Outreach Practice in the 21st Century
This article presents the findings of a study about knowledge, attitudes and beliefs about AIDS held by older Hispanic adults. Members of the convenience sample provided responses that identify concerns about effective practice in outeach and information provision to older adults with regard to risky sexual practices. Intervention to prevent the spread of HIV/AIDS among older adults needs to be culturally competent and to be attuned to social pra…
Attitudes of College Students in a Predominately Hispanic University Regarding Alcohol Use
The focus of this particular study is to determine the drinking-related attitudes of college students in a predominantly Hispanic university, and to determine if there are ethnic and gender-related differences in two areas: acceptable levels of consumption; and situational alcohol use. Study findings reflect the need to insure that substance abuse initiatives, planning, informational and counseling programs for students take into account the cult…
Beliefs of Older Mexican American Women about Alcohol and Alcohol Use
This exploratory study assessed the belief system regarding alcohol use in a non-clinical population of Mexican American women age 55 and older drawn from a potential population of 1,000 older adults who attend nine senior centers. The overriding research question was: What are the normative attitudes, knowledge, and behavior regarding alcohol in this population of older Mexican American women? Findings from this study can serve as a baseline for…
Medicine (8 works) · Psychology (7 works) · Gerontology (6 works) · Political science (5 works) · Sociology (5 works) · Population (4 works) · Environmental health (3 works) · Ethnic group (3 works) · Substance Abuse Treatment and Outcomes (3 works) · Alcohol (2 works)