Rachel T Fouladi
Biographic Data
| ID | 759089 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Rachel T Fouladi |
| GIVEN NAMES | Rachel T |
| FAMILY NAME | Fouladi |
| SIGNATURE | FOULADI R T |
| AFFILIATIONS | Simon Fraser University |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-2873-6170 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 11 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 17 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 11 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1993 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2024 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Navigating intimate relationships of Iranians in the context of immigration: Insights from a qualitative systematic review and empirical investigation
Immigration can create a variety of experiences for individuals and impact their intimate relationships. We conducted two studies to explore how immigration influences people and their intimate relationships. The first study was a qualitative systematic review conducted following the PRISMA statement to explore the perceptions of Iranian immigrants on their intimate relationships. Eighteen studies were included in this review, uncovering four mai…
Exploring Item Position as a Source for the Measured Temporal Improvement on the CES-D
"Exploring Item Position as a Source for the Measured Temporal Improvement on the CES-D." Multivariate Behavioral Research, 50(6), p. 734
Comparing Treatment and Control Groups on Multiple Outcomes: Robust Procedures for Testing a Directional Alternative Hypothesis
This study considers the problem of testing the difference between treatment and control groups on m ≥ 2 measures when it is assumed a priori that the treatment group will perform better than the control group on all measures. Two procedures are investigated that do not rest on the assumptions of covariance homogeneity or multivariate normality: a likelihood ratio test based on a bootstrap critical value and a composite step-down procedure based …
Mode effects in the center for epidemiologic studies depression (CES-D) scale: Personal digital assistant vs. paper and pencil administration
Outcomes of a Brief Sexual Health Intervention for Homeless Youth
Homeless youth face various health challenges. The effectiveness of a short intervention to promote sexual health in 572 homeless 16-23-year-olds ( M = 19.467+1.89) was conducted using a quasi-experimental repeated measures design. Data collected at three time points (pre-intervention, immediately post-intervention and follow-up) via laptop computers were analyzed using multivariate general linear mixed models. A significant condition by time int…
Examination of Internal Consistency and Construct Validity of Scores on the Parental Attachment Scale: Preliminary Psychometric Results
The Parental Attachment Scale was developed through exploratory factor analysis, confirmatory factor analysis, and validation of a final 23-item scale. Comparison with existing parental attachment measures and a subliminally primed lexical decision task was also conducted. Results across the 3 studies suggested satisfactory internal consistency and construct validity
Mardia's Multivariate Kurtosis with Missing Data
Mardia's measure of multivariate kurtosis has been implemented in many statistical packages commonly used by social scientists. It provides important information on whether a commonly used multivariate procedure is appropriate for inference. Many statistical packages also have options for missing data. However, there is no procedure for applying Mardia's kurtosis to a data set with missing values. In this article Mardia's kurtosis is extended to …
Seeking Help for Erectile Dysfunction After Treatment for Prostate Cancer
The Effect of Multicollinearity on Multilevel Modeling Parameter Estimates and Standard Errors
This study investigates the quality of multilevel model parameter estimates and standard errors as a function of varying magnitudes of correlation among Level 1 predictors and model characteristics. The results of the study showthat with multicollinearity presented at Level 1 of a two-level mixed-effects linear model, the fixed-effect parameter estimates produce relatively unbiased values; however, the variance and covariance component estimates …
Continued Attachment to Parents: Its Relationship to Affect Regulation and Perceived Stress Among College Students
The factor pattern of parental attachment measures was examined as well as the relationship of the resultant oblique factors to emotional functioning and perceived stress
Tests of Multivariate Independence: A Critical Analysis of "A Monte Carlo Study of Testing the Significance of Correlation Matrices" by Silver and Dunlap
Silver and Dunlap (1989) reviewed several tests for the hypothesis of multivariate independence, and, on the basis of Monte Carlo results, recommended a procedure by Brien, Venables, and Mayo (1984) as providing best overall performance. More recently (Silver and Dunlap, 1990), they have distributed computer software implementing this recommendation. In this paper, the writers demonstrate that Brien et al.'s test is not a proper test for multivar…
Outcomes of a Brief Sexual Health Intervention for Homeless Youth
Homeless youth face various health challenges. The effectiveness of a short intervention to promote sexual health in 572 homeless 16-23-year-olds ( M = 19.467+1.89) was conducted using a quasi-experimental repeated measures design. Data collected at three time points (pre-intervention, immediately post-intervention and follow-up) via laptop computers were analyzed using multivariate general linear mixed models. A significant condition by time int…
Continued Attachment to Parents: Its Relationship to Affect Regulation and Perceived Stress Among College Students
The factor pattern of parental attachment measures was examined as well as the relationship of the resultant oblique factors to emotional functioning and perceived stress
Seeking Help for Erectile Dysfunction After Treatment for Prostate Cancer
Tests of Multivariate Independence: A Critical Analysis of "A Monte Carlo Study of Testing the Significance of Correlation Matrices" by Silver and Dunlap
Silver and Dunlap (1989) reviewed several tests for the hypothesis of multivariate independence, and, on the basis of Monte Carlo results, recommended a procedure by Brien, Venables, and Mayo (1984) as providing best overall performance. More recently (Silver and Dunlap, 1990), they have distributed computer software implementing this recommendation. In this paper, the writers demonstrate that Brien et al.'s test is not a proper test for multivar…
Continued Attachment to Parents: Its Relationship to Affect Regulation and Perceived Stress Among College Students
The factor pattern of parental attachment measures was examined as well as the relationship of the resultant oblique factors to emotional functioning and perceived stress
The Effect of Multicollinearity on Multilevel Modeling Parameter Estimates and Standard Errors
This study investigates the quality of multilevel model parameter estimates and standard errors as a function of varying magnitudes of correlation among Level 1 predictors and model characteristics. The results of the study showthat with multicollinearity presented at Level 1 of a two-level mixed-effects linear model, the fixed-effect parameter estimates produce relatively unbiased values; however, the variance and covariance component estimates …
Mardia's Multivariate Kurtosis with Missing Data
Mardia's measure of multivariate kurtosis has been implemented in many statistical packages commonly used by social scientists. It provides important information on whether a commonly used multivariate procedure is appropriate for inference. Many statistical packages also have options for missing data. However, there is no procedure for applying Mardia's kurtosis to a data set with missing values. In this article Mardia's kurtosis is extended to …
Seeking Help for Erectile Dysfunction After Treatment for Prostate Cancer
Examination of Internal Consistency and Construct Validity of Scores on the Parental Attachment Scale: Preliminary Psychometric Results
The Parental Attachment Scale was developed through exploratory factor analysis, confirmatory factor analysis, and validation of a final 23-item scale. Comparison with existing parental attachment measures and a subliminally primed lexical decision task was also conducted. Results across the 3 studies suggested satisfactory internal consistency and construct validity
Mode effects in the center for epidemiologic studies depression (CES-D) scale: Personal digital assistant vs. paper and pencil administration
Outcomes of a Brief Sexual Health Intervention for Homeless Youth
Homeless youth face various health challenges. The effectiveness of a short intervention to promote sexual health in 572 homeless 16-23-year-olds ( M = 19.467+1.89) was conducted using a quasi-experimental repeated measures design. Data collected at three time points (pre-intervention, immediately post-intervention and follow-up) via laptop computers were analyzed using multivariate general linear mixed models. A significant condition by time int…
Comparing Treatment and Control Groups on Multiple Outcomes: Robust Procedures for Testing a Directional Alternative Hypothesis
This study considers the problem of testing the difference between treatment and control groups on m ≥ 2 measures when it is assumed a priori that the treatment group will perform better than the control group on all measures. Two procedures are investigated that do not rest on the assumptions of covariance homogeneity or multivariate normality: a likelihood ratio test based on a bootstrap critical value and a composite step-down procedure based …
Exploring Item Position as a Source for the Measured Temporal Improvement on the CES-D
"Exploring Item Position as a Source for the Measured Temporal Improvement on the CES-D." Multivariate Behavioral Research, 50(6), p. 734
Navigating intimate relationships of Iranians in the context of immigration: Insights from a qualitative systematic review and empirical investigation
Immigration can create a variety of experiences for individuals and impact their intimate relationships. We conducted two studies to explore how immigration influences people and their intimate relationships. The first study was a qualitative systematic review conducted following the PRISMA statement to explore the perceptions of Iranian immigrants on their intimate relationships. Eighteen studies were included in this review, uncovering four mai…
Psychology (8 works) · Statistics (5 works) · Child and Adolescent Psychosocial and Emotional Development (4 works) · Mathematics (4 works) · Advanced Statistical Methods and Models (3 works) · Attachment and Relationship Dynamics (3 works) · Clinical Psychology (3 works) · Clinical Psychology (3 works) · Computer Science (3 works) · Developmental psychology (3 works)