J V Cleofas
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 71632 |
|---|---|
| NOME | J V Cleofas |
| PRENOMES | J V |
| SOBRENOME | Cleofas |
| ASSINATURA | CLEOFAS J V |
| AFILIAÇÕES | De La Salle University |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-9203-0212 |
| VERIFICADO | Sim |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 24 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 12 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 24 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2019 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2026 |
| ÍNDICE H | 2 |
Culture, Clicks, and Crisis
Background: The arts play a critical role in shaping public opinion and policy discourse around mental health. This study examined global public interest in mental health topics within the Arts & Entertainment (A&E) category of Google searches, focusing on temporal trends, inter-topic associations, and country-level clustering. Methods: Using a descriptive infodemiological design, monthly Relative Search Volumes (RSVs) for seven topics (2004–2025…
Mastery Profiles and Mental Health Outcomes among Sexual Minority Emerging Adults
Personal and interpersonal resilience as predictors of mental well-being among emerging adults at risk for depression
Optimistic but tired of hearing about Covid
Because of prolonged exposure to unresolved adversities due to COVID-19, people in developing countries are at risk of developing pandemic fatigue. Cognizant of the role of optimism in the way individuals deal with health information and engage in health protective behaviors, this study sought to test the predictive relationship of optimism with COVID-19 information and behavioral fatigue. A total of 1,190 legal-aged, young Filipino students (18 …
Kabataang Pinoy Online
Digital Affordances and the Self
Youth netizens as global citizens
The digitalization of everyday life among young people exposed them to knowledge and cultures from societies outside their own. Digital citizenship, characterized by online respect and civic engagement, can facilitate students’ positive interactions within the global community and enhance their global competencies, including self-awareness, intercultural communication, and global knowledge. However, empirical studies linking digital citizenship a…
The Influence of Covid-19 Program Innovativeness on Occupational Stress Outcomes of Community Health Workers in a Selected City Health Department in the Philippines
The COVID-19 pandemic has caused unprecedented strain on the health sector. Thus, public health organizations have been challenged to design innovative programs that address not only their constituents' needs but also their health workers' work conditions. In one City Health Department in the Philippines, a notable public health program innovation, which harmonizes COVID-19 testing and health risk assessments for other diseases in a single progra…
Family Health and Mental Well-Being Among Young Filipino Undergraduates
The family is a salient social institution influencing its members’ health capacities and outcomes. Particularly for collectivist societies like the Philippines, the family is a persistent social factor that shapes the health of its younger members, even during their college years. Following the health-promoting family framework, this study examines the relationship between family health and the mental well-being of young Filipino undergraduates …
Life calendaring as a qualitative strategy to examine human security among queer emerging adult men
Emerging adulthood has been characterized as a developmental period of insecurities and instabilities, especially among sexual minorities (i.e., queer people). This brief report proposes the utility of life calendaring as a tool to examine how queer emerging adults make sense of their security. First, this paper reviews the basic principles of human security as an approach to human development among emerging adults and explains how sexuality infl…
Sexual Orientation Disparities in Adulting
Family, friends, school and nation
As societies recover from the systemic socio-economic impacts of the 2019 novel coronavirus disease pandemic, the mental health of the youth must be monitored as they transition back to on-campus learning. This study sought to determine the socio-ecological determinants of mental health among Filipino college students after a 2-year lockdown (i.e., community quarantine). A total of 1204 students aged 18-24 participated in this cross-sectional onl…
Communal and national resilience as predictors of happiness among young Filipino LGBTQ+ undergraduates
Lesbian, gay, bisexual, trans, queer, and other gender and sexual minority (LGBTQ+) persons are less happy and more vulnerable to mental health risks than their cisheterosexual counterparts. Evidence suggests that resilient social systems promote the mental well-being and happiness of LGBTQ+ youth. Using the lens of capability approach, this study sought to determine the relationship between collective resilience (i.e. communal and national resil…
Simulation Training Needs Assessment for Disaster Preparedness and Disaster Response among selected agencies in National Capital Region, Philippines
The double-edged impact of Internet use on mental health outcomes among Filipino university students
Findings highlight the importance of online social support as a pathway to harness the positive effects of Internet on mental health. Recommendations to improve online social support for students are discussed herein
Internet access as a moderator of mental health and satisfaction with life during the Covid-19 pandemic
Videoconferencing fatigue and online student engagement among Filipino senior high school students
Introduction The ubiquity of online classes during the COVID-19 pandemic induced the widespread use of videoconferencing applications. However, the prolonged use of these applications can lead to videoconferencing fatigue. Drawing from an online survey sample of 215 senior high school students from a selected private university in Manila, Philippines, this mixed methods study examines videoconferencing fatigue and its relationship with online stu…
Enhancing Mass Casualty Disaster Management Competencies through an Integrated Disaster Simulation Training Program
Emerging Adulthood Uses and Gratifications of Social Media During the Covid-19 Pandemic
This exploratory mixed methods study examines how the emerging adulthood development tasks of autonomy, intimacy, and identity are reflected in the social media (SM) uses and gratifications during the COVID-19 pandemic. This research draws its analysis from qualitative and quantitative data from an online survey of 1003 Filipino college students aged 18-29. Convenient sampling was done via online recruitment on social media sites. Qualitative fin…
Demographic, Health and Pandemic-Related Determinants of Covid-19 Vaccination Intention Among Filipino Emerging Adults
Emerging adults have become more susceptible to COVID-19 because of the emergence of the Delta and Omicron variants. Vaccination can help protect them from contracting the virus. However, in the Philippines, vaccine acceptance rates are low. This cross-sectional study sought to determine the demographic, health, and pandemic-related determinants of COVID-19 vaccination intention among Filipino emerging adults. A total of 1692 Filipinos aged 18-24…
Savvy and woke
Social media has become a viable platform for political participation in issues related to gender, especially among the youth. Evidence suggests that gender and sexual identities, digital access, and skills foster political participation in social media. This study sought to determine the predictive relationship of gender, digital profile, and social media competence with social media political participation in gender issues (SMPP-GI) among young…
Single mothering during the Covid-19 pandemic
Family and work lives are continually transformed by the COVID-19 pandemic. Single parent families may be disproportionately affected by prolonged confinement and work-from-home (WFH) arrangements. This photovoice study explores how single mothering is shaped by WFH during the COVID-19 pandemic using an ecological perspective. Fifteen (15) single mothers participated in this remote photovoice project that was facilitated through digital and Inter…
Anxious, Apart, and Attentive
Cognizant of the nature and type of family as factors that affect the experience and coping of its members, this study sought to examine the impact of the pandemic on overseas Filipino workers’ (OFW) families using a qualitative instrumental case study of four OFW families. Three themes emerged from the analysis: (1) worry over the conditions of the distant family members, (2) disruptions in plans and family relationships, and (3) monitoring and …
Student involvement, mental health and quality of life of college students in a selected university in Manila, Philippines
This study was conceived within the context of increasing incidence of mental health challenges observed among college adolescents in the Philippines. Being an important social institution, the school must be able to create a social environment in order to foster better mental wellbeing and quality of life among its students. This research sought to examine the relationship among student involvement, mental health and quality of life among colleg…
Savvy and woke
Social media has become a viable platform for political participation in issues related to gender, especially among the youth. Evidence suggests that gender and sexual identities, digital access, and skills foster political participation in social media. This study sought to determine the predictive relationship of gender, digital profile, and social media competence with social media political participation in gender issues (SMPP-GI) among young…
Family, friends, school and nation
As societies recover from the systemic socio-economic impacts of the 2019 novel coronavirus disease pandemic, the mental health of the youth must be monitored as they transition back to on-campus learning. This study sought to determine the socio-ecological determinants of mental health among Filipino college students after a 2-year lockdown (i.e., community quarantine). A total of 1204 students aged 18-24 participated in this cross-sectional onl…
The double-edged impact of Internet use on mental health outcomes among Filipino university students
Findings highlight the importance of online social support as a pathway to harness the positive effects of Internet on mental health. Recommendations to improve online social support for students are discussed herein
Single mothering during the Covid-19 pandemic
Family and work lives are continually transformed by the COVID-19 pandemic. Single parent families may be disproportionately affected by prolonged confinement and work-from-home (WFH) arrangements. This photovoice study explores how single mothering is shaped by WFH during the COVID-19 pandemic using an ecological perspective. Fifteen (15) single mothers participated in this remote photovoice project that was facilitated through digital and Inter…
Kabataang Pinoy Online
Digital Affordances and the Self
Communal and national resilience as predictors of happiness among young Filipino LGBTQ+ undergraduates
Lesbian, gay, bisexual, trans, queer, and other gender and sexual minority (LGBTQ+) persons are less happy and more vulnerable to mental health risks than their cisheterosexual counterparts. Evidence suggests that resilient social systems promote the mental well-being and happiness of LGBTQ+ youth. Using the lens of capability approach, this study sought to determine the relationship between collective resilience (i.e. communal and national resil…
Student involvement, mental health and quality of life of college students in a selected university in Manila, Philippines
This study was conceived within the context of increasing incidence of mental health challenges observed among college adolescents in the Philippines. Being an important social institution, the school must be able to create a social environment in order to foster better mental wellbeing and quality of life among its students. This research sought to examine the relationship among student involvement, mental health and quality of life among colleg…
Anxious, Apart, and Attentive
Cognizant of the nature and type of family as factors that affect the experience and coping of its members, this study sought to examine the impact of the pandemic on overseas Filipino workers’ (OFW) families using a qualitative instrumental case study of four OFW families. Three themes emerged from the analysis: (1) worry over the conditions of the distant family members, (2) disruptions in plans and family relationships, and (3) monitoring and …
Videoconferencing fatigue and online student engagement among Filipino senior high school students
Introduction The ubiquity of online classes during the COVID-19 pandemic induced the widespread use of videoconferencing applications. However, the prolonged use of these applications can lead to videoconferencing fatigue. Drawing from an online survey sample of 215 senior high school students from a selected private university in Manila, Philippines, this mixed methods study examines videoconferencing fatigue and its relationship with online stu…
Enhancing Mass Casualty Disaster Management Competencies through an Integrated Disaster Simulation Training Program
Emerging Adulthood Uses and Gratifications of Social Media During the Covid-19 Pandemic
This exploratory mixed methods study examines how the emerging adulthood development tasks of autonomy, intimacy, and identity are reflected in the social media (SM) uses and gratifications during the COVID-19 pandemic. This research draws its analysis from qualitative and quantitative data from an online survey of 1003 Filipino college students aged 18-29. Convenient sampling was done via online recruitment on social media sites. Qualitative fin…
Demographic, Health and Pandemic-Related Determinants of Covid-19 Vaccination Intention Among Filipino Emerging Adults
Emerging adults have become more susceptible to COVID-19 because of the emergence of the Delta and Omicron variants. Vaccination can help protect them from contracting the virus. However, in the Philippines, vaccine acceptance rates are low. This cross-sectional study sought to determine the demographic, health, and pandemic-related determinants of COVID-19 vaccination intention among Filipino emerging adults. A total of 1692 Filipinos aged 18-24…
Savvy and woke
Social media has become a viable platform for political participation in issues related to gender, especially among the youth. Evidence suggests that gender and sexual identities, digital access, and skills foster political participation in social media. This study sought to determine the predictive relationship of gender, digital profile, and social media competence with social media political participation in gender issues (SMPP-GI) among young…
Single mothering during the Covid-19 pandemic
Family and work lives are continually transformed by the COVID-19 pandemic. Single parent families may be disproportionately affected by prolonged confinement and work-from-home (WFH) arrangements. This photovoice study explores how single mothering is shaped by WFH during the COVID-19 pandemic using an ecological perspective. Fifteen (15) single mothers participated in this remote photovoice project that was facilitated through digital and Inter…
Simulation Training Needs Assessment for Disaster Preparedness and Disaster Response among selected agencies in National Capital Region, Philippines
The double-edged impact of Internet use on mental health outcomes among Filipino university students
Findings highlight the importance of online social support as a pathway to harness the positive effects of Internet on mental health. Recommendations to improve online social support for students are discussed herein
Internet access as a moderator of mental health and satisfaction with life during the Covid-19 pandemic
Youth netizens as global citizens
The digitalization of everyday life among young people exposed them to knowledge and cultures from societies outside their own. Digital citizenship, characterized by online respect and civic engagement, can facilitate students’ positive interactions within the global community and enhance their global competencies, including self-awareness, intercultural communication, and global knowledge. However, empirical studies linking digital citizenship a…
The Influence of Covid-19 Program Innovativeness on Occupational Stress Outcomes of Community Health Workers in a Selected City Health Department in the Philippines
The COVID-19 pandemic has caused unprecedented strain on the health sector. Thus, public health organizations have been challenged to design innovative programs that address not only their constituents' needs but also their health workers' work conditions. In one City Health Department in the Philippines, a notable public health program innovation, which harmonizes COVID-19 testing and health risk assessments for other diseases in a single progra…
Family Health and Mental Well-Being Among Young Filipino Undergraduates
The family is a salient social institution influencing its members’ health capacities and outcomes. Particularly for collectivist societies like the Philippines, the family is a persistent social factor that shapes the health of its younger members, even during their college years. Following the health-promoting family framework, this study examines the relationship between family health and the mental well-being of young Filipino undergraduates …
Life calendaring as a qualitative strategy to examine human security among queer emerging adult men
Emerging adulthood has been characterized as a developmental period of insecurities and instabilities, especially among sexual minorities (i.e., queer people). This brief report proposes the utility of life calendaring as a tool to examine how queer emerging adults make sense of their security. First, this paper reviews the basic principles of human security as an approach to human development among emerging adults and explains how sexuality infl…
Sexual Orientation Disparities in Adulting
Family, friends, school and nation
As societies recover from the systemic socio-economic impacts of the 2019 novel coronavirus disease pandemic, the mental health of the youth must be monitored as they transition back to on-campus learning. This study sought to determine the socio-ecological determinants of mental health among Filipino college students after a 2-year lockdown (i.e., community quarantine). A total of 1204 students aged 18-24 participated in this cross-sectional onl…
Communal and national resilience as predictors of happiness among young Filipino LGBTQ+ undergraduates
Lesbian, gay, bisexual, trans, queer, and other gender and sexual minority (LGBTQ+) persons are less happy and more vulnerable to mental health risks than their cisheterosexual counterparts. Evidence suggests that resilient social systems promote the mental well-being and happiness of LGBTQ+ youth. Using the lens of capability approach, this study sought to determine the relationship between collective resilience (i.e. communal and national resil…
Mastery Profiles and Mental Health Outcomes among Sexual Minority Emerging Adults
Personal and interpersonal resilience as predictors of mental well-being among emerging adults at risk for depression
Optimistic but tired of hearing about Covid
Because of prolonged exposure to unresolved adversities due to COVID-19, people in developing countries are at risk of developing pandemic fatigue. Cognizant of the role of optimism in the way individuals deal with health information and engage in health protective behaviors, this study sought to test the predictive relationship of optimism with COVID-19 information and behavioral fatigue. A total of 1,190 legal-aged, young Filipino students (18 …
Kabataang Pinoy Online
Digital Affordances and the Self
Culture, Clicks, and Crisis
Background: The arts play a critical role in shaping public opinion and policy discourse around mental health. This study examined global public interest in mental health topics within the Arts & Entertainment (A&E) category of Google searches, focusing on temporal trends, inter-topic associations, and country-level clustering. Methods: Using a descriptive infodemiological design, monthly Relative Search Volumes (RSVs) for seven topics (2004–2025…
Psychology (18 obras) · Medicine (14 obras) · Social Psychology (13 obras) · Sociology (12 obras) · Mental health (10 obras) · Psychiatry (10 obras) · Social Psychology (9 obras) · Clinical Psychology (8 obras) · COVID-19 and Mental Health (7 obras) · Clinical Psychology (6 obras)