Ryan J Gagnon
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 763603 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Ryan J Gagnon |
| NOMBRES | Ryan J |
| APELLIDO | Gagnon |
| FIRMA | GAGNON R J |
| AFILIACIONES | Clemson University |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-0338-6370 |
| VERIFICADO | Sí |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 17 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 37 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 17 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2018 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2024 |
| ÍNDICE H | 3 |
Amplifying Elder voices
This study examined a culturally tailored life skills curriculum for addressing tribal youth needs within a positive youth development programme context. In partnership with a Midwest United States tribe and a community-based out-of-school time (OST) organization, the research team interviewed tribal Elders to understand the potential fit of the curriculum and assess how well the curriculum might align with and support youths’ needs. Tribal Elder…
Developmental differences in reported overparenting, autonomy, and glucose monitoring within a medical specialty camp context
Developmentally inappropriate and excessive parenting can manifest at higher levels in children with Type 1 diabetes (T1D). A child’s age, level of T1D training, and time since T1D diagnosis have been associated with higher levels of developmentally excessive parenting (i.e., overparenting), lower rates of autonomy granting, and lower rates of continuous glucose monitoring (CGM). Utilizing a structural equation model, the present study examined t…
Examining Patient- and Community-Level Factors Associated with Pediatric Mental Healthcare Access Within a Patient Navigation Program
In 2021, national leaders in the United States declared a "national youth mental health crisis." Still, only 1-in-4 children receive adequate mental healthcare access. Patient Navigator Programs (PNPs) can improve children's referral-to-connection to mental health services. We examined patient- and community-level factors associated with pediatric mental healthcare access. Pediatric Support Services (PSS) is a PNP that triages mental and behavior…
Identifying Risk Factors Associated with Repeated Referrals Within a Pediatric Navigation Program
Vaccine hesitancy, parental concerns, and Covid-19 in a digital leisure context
Due to the increasing prevalence of parental vaccine hesitancy or refusal, it is important to understand parental motives for vaccine hesitancy. This study examines social media conversations and commentaries regarding concerns about parenting, vaccine hesitancy, and the COVID-19 pandemic within an in-person leisure and recreation context: out-of-school time (OST) programs. A generative, probabilistic Bayesian machine learning model was used to a…
Benefits and Challenges of Overparenting within an Emerging Youth Sport
Camp as context for need satisfaction among Native American youth
Pre-college STEM camps as developmental context
Examining perceived adolescent socioemotional development and repeated camp experiences using a planned missing data design
In questionnaire-based research, leisure investigators must balance the need for comprehensive measurement with participant fatigue associated with lengthy questionnaires. Planned missing data designs (PMDD) offer a solution to reduce survey length while maintaining precision in measurement. This study introduces PMDD through an examination of the influence of parental years of camp experience as a child (M = 2.54 years) and their child’s level o…
Measurement Theory and Applications for the Social Sciences
Measurement theory and application is becoming increasingly normative across the social sciences. Bandalos (2018) reflects this growth and provides both the new and experienced methodologist with a clear understanding of the important concepts within measurement theory. This review provides a summary of the primary concepts in the book and a description of the book’s usefulness
Division-I Student-Athletes’ Affective and Cognitive Responses to Receiving Confirmation From Their Head Coach
Empirical evidence of its effectiveness, however, has been limited to athlete affect and based on data from retrospective samples of former high school athletes. This study addresses these limitations by exploring the effectiveness of coaches’ use of confirmation with collegiate student-athletes and considers its influence on their satisfaction with coaches and sport, competitiveness, and cognitive learning. Data obtained from 177 Division-I stud…
Examining overparenting, socioeconomic status, and parental out-of-school time experience
Tough decisions in medical specialty camps
A structural model exploring gender differences in perceived constraints to competition climbing
Competition climbing has recently been thrust into the spotlight with its integration into the Olympics starting in 2020. A growing body of research has focused on the leisure experience of competition climbing and has indicated that it may be a unique setting in which gendered constraints manifest differently than previously understood. The current study seeks to continue building our understanding of leisure constraints by focusing on perceived…
Exploring overparenting in summer camp
This study explores the development and validation of a measure of overparenting (OP) within a common youth leisure context, residential summer camp. A sample of 1140 parents (primarily mothers (89%)) of campers from 18 residential camps completed an online questionnaire pertaining to behaviours commonly associated with OP including parental support, control, and parental anxieties associated with nature and people in nature. The results of the m…
Place-Based Pathways to Proenvironmental Behavior
This study expands existing models of proenvironmental behavior (PEB) to examine the potentially important and interacting influences of nature-based recreation and sense of place on participation in conservation-oriented activities. We tested hypothesized relationships using a structural equation modeling approach that accounted for common behavioral antecedents within a sample of 1,124 nature-based recreationists and property owners in rural co…
Interpreting perceived constraints to ethnic and racial recreation participation using a recreation systems approach
Ethnic and racial minority groups continue to experience limited access to leisure activities, resources, and services. To reverse this trend, leisure scholars have developed numerous models of constraints to recreation participation. The present article introduces an alternative systems approach to modeling constraints, which organizes constraints by their component parts – functions, mechanisms, or capacities – as well as their mode: social, ps…
Place-Based Pathways to Proenvironmental Behavior
This study expands existing models of proenvironmental behavior (PEB) to examine the potentially important and interacting influences of nature-based recreation and sense of place on participation in conservation-oriented activities. We tested hypothesized relationships using a structural equation modeling approach that accounted for common behavioral antecedents within a sample of 1,124 nature-based recreationists and property owners in rural co…
Tough decisions in medical specialty camps
Camp as context for need satisfaction among Native American youth
A structural model exploring gender differences in perceived constraints to competition climbing
Competition climbing has recently been thrust into the spotlight with its integration into the Olympics starting in 2020. A growing body of research has focused on the leisure experience of competition climbing and has indicated that it may be a unique setting in which gendered constraints manifest differently than previously understood. The current study seeks to continue building our understanding of leisure constraints by focusing on perceived…
Exploring overparenting in summer camp
This study explores the development and validation of a measure of overparenting (OP) within a common youth leisure context, residential summer camp. A sample of 1140 parents (primarily mothers (89%)) of campers from 18 residential camps completed an online questionnaire pertaining to behaviours commonly associated with OP including parental support, control, and parental anxieties associated with nature and people in nature. The results of the m…
Examining perceived adolescent socioemotional development and repeated camp experiences using a planned missing data design
In questionnaire-based research, leisure investigators must balance the need for comprehensive measurement with participant fatigue associated with lengthy questionnaires. Planned missing data designs (PMDD) offer a solution to reduce survey length while maintaining precision in measurement. This study introduces PMDD through an examination of the influence of parental years of camp experience as a child (M = 2.54 years) and their child’s level o…
Division-I Student-Athletes’ Affective and Cognitive Responses to Receiving Confirmation From Their Head Coach
Empirical evidence of its effectiveness, however, has been limited to athlete affect and based on data from retrospective samples of former high school athletes. This study addresses these limitations by exploring the effectiveness of coaches’ use of confirmation with collegiate student-athletes and considers its influence on their satisfaction with coaches and sport, competitiveness, and cognitive learning. Data obtained from 177 Division-I stud…
Examining overparenting, socioeconomic status, and parental out-of-school time experience
Interpreting perceived constraints to ethnic and racial recreation participation using a recreation systems approach
Ethnic and racial minority groups continue to experience limited access to leisure activities, resources, and services. To reverse this trend, leisure scholars have developed numerous models of constraints to recreation participation. The present article introduces an alternative systems approach to modeling constraints, which organizes constraints by their component parts – functions, mechanisms, or capacities – as well as their mode: social, ps…
A structural model exploring gender differences in perceived constraints to competition climbing
Competition climbing has recently been thrust into the spotlight with its integration into the Olympics starting in 2020. A growing body of research has focused on the leisure experience of competition climbing and has indicated that it may be a unique setting in which gendered constraints manifest differently than previously understood. The current study seeks to continue building our understanding of leisure constraints by focusing on perceived…
Exploring overparenting in summer camp
This study explores the development and validation of a measure of overparenting (OP) within a common youth leisure context, residential summer camp. A sample of 1140 parents (primarily mothers (89%)) of campers from 18 residential camps completed an online questionnaire pertaining to behaviours commonly associated with OP including parental support, control, and parental anxieties associated with nature and people in nature. The results of the m…
Place-Based Pathways to Proenvironmental Behavior
This study expands existing models of proenvironmental behavior (PEB) to examine the potentially important and interacting influences of nature-based recreation and sense of place on participation in conservation-oriented activities. We tested hypothesized relationships using a structural equation modeling approach that accounted for common behavioral antecedents within a sample of 1,124 nature-based recreationists and property owners in rural co…
Interpreting perceived constraints to ethnic and racial recreation participation using a recreation systems approach
Ethnic and racial minority groups continue to experience limited access to leisure activities, resources, and services. To reverse this trend, leisure scholars have developed numerous models of constraints to recreation participation. The present article introduces an alternative systems approach to modeling constraints, which organizes constraints by their component parts – functions, mechanisms, or capacities – as well as their mode: social, ps…
Measurement Theory and Applications for the Social Sciences
Measurement theory and application is becoming increasingly normative across the social sciences. Bandalos (2018) reflects this growth and provides both the new and experienced methodologist with a clear understanding of the important concepts within measurement theory. This review provides a summary of the primary concepts in the book and a description of the book’s usefulness
Division-I Student-Athletes’ Affective and Cognitive Responses to Receiving Confirmation From Their Head Coach
Empirical evidence of its effectiveness, however, has been limited to athlete affect and based on data from retrospective samples of former high school athletes. This study addresses these limitations by exploring the effectiveness of coaches’ use of confirmation with collegiate student-athletes and considers its influence on their satisfaction with coaches and sport, competitiveness, and cognitive learning. Data obtained from 177 Division-I stud…
Examining overparenting, socioeconomic status, and parental out-of-school time experience
Tough decisions in medical specialty camps
Camp as context for need satisfaction among Native American youth
Pre-college STEM camps as developmental context
Examining perceived adolescent socioemotional development and repeated camp experiences using a planned missing data design
In questionnaire-based research, leisure investigators must balance the need for comprehensive measurement with participant fatigue associated with lengthy questionnaires. Planned missing data designs (PMDD) offer a solution to reduce survey length while maintaining precision in measurement. This study introduces PMDD through an examination of the influence of parental years of camp experience as a child (M = 2.54 years) and their child’s level o…
Benefits and Challenges of Overparenting within an Emerging Youth Sport
Identifying Risk Factors Associated with Repeated Referrals Within a Pediatric Navigation Program
Vaccine hesitancy, parental concerns, and Covid-19 in a digital leisure context
Due to the increasing prevalence of parental vaccine hesitancy or refusal, it is important to understand parental motives for vaccine hesitancy. This study examines social media conversations and commentaries regarding concerns about parenting, vaccine hesitancy, and the COVID-19 pandemic within an in-person leisure and recreation context: out-of-school time (OST) programs. A generative, probabilistic Bayesian machine learning model was used to a…
Amplifying Elder voices
This study examined a culturally tailored life skills curriculum for addressing tribal youth needs within a positive youth development programme context. In partnership with a Midwest United States tribe and a community-based out-of-school time (OST) organization, the research team interviewed tribal Elders to understand the potential fit of the curriculum and assess how well the curriculum might align with and support youths’ needs. Tribal Elder…
Developmental differences in reported overparenting, autonomy, and glucose monitoring within a medical specialty camp context
Developmentally inappropriate and excessive parenting can manifest at higher levels in children with Type 1 diabetes (T1D). A child’s age, level of T1D training, and time since T1D diagnosis have been associated with higher levels of developmentally excessive parenting (i.e., overparenting), lower rates of autonomy granting, and lower rates of continuous glucose monitoring (CGM). Utilizing a structural equation model, the present study examined t…
Examining Patient- and Community-Level Factors Associated with Pediatric Mental Healthcare Access Within a Patient Navigation Program
In 2021, national leaders in the United States declared a "national youth mental health crisis." Still, only 1-in-4 children receive adequate mental healthcare access. Patient Navigator Programs (PNPs) can improve children's referral-to-connection to mental health services. We examined patient- and community-level factors associated with pediatric mental healthcare access. Pediatric Support Services (PSS) is a PNP that triages mental and behavior…
Psychology (12 obras) · Social Psychology (8 obras) · Social Psychology (8 obras) · Developmental psychology (7 obras) · Medicine (7 obras) · Political science (7 obras) · Context (archaeology (6 obras) · Youth Development and Social Support (6 obras) · Computer Science (5 obras) · Sociology (5 obras)