Krzysztof Czaderny
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 80441 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Krzysztof Czaderny |
| NOMBRES | Krzysztof |
| APELLIDO | Czaderny |
| FIRMA | CZADERNY K |
| AFILIACIONES | Krakow University of Economics |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-0767-1304 |
| VERIFICADO | Sí |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 10 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 1 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 10 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2019 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2025 |
| ÍNDICE H | 1 |
Health-related lifestyle behaviours and healthcare utilisation among adolescent immigrants in Europe
The healthy immigrant paradox suggests that immigrants tend to have better health than native residents, despite facing socio-economic disadvantages. At the same time, immigrants are considered to utilise healthcare less. This study compares health-related lifestyle behaviours and healthcare utilisation between foreign-born and native-born adolescents living in Europe. It uses the partial least squares method and data from the 2019 European Healt…
Intergenerational transmission of health adversities under conditions of low social support
The Longitudinal Relationship Between Acculturation and Alcohol Use Among Immigrant Adolescents in Europe
This study examines the relationship between alcohol use among immigrant adolescents living in Europe and their sense of national belonging as well as the ethnic composition of their friendship networks, contributing to the broader discussion on the healthy immigrant effect. To date, the majority of longitudinal studies examining the relationship between acculturation and alcohol use have been conducted in the United States. This study employs a …
Explaining Life-Course Differences in Homeless Men Using Family-of-Origin Theory
Moderating Effect of Gender on the Relationship Between Sexual Knowledge and Sexual Activity Among Adolescents
Introduction Adolescent sexual activity is an important topic for public health policies and can be shaped by them. This study examines the relationship between sexual knowledge and sexual activity and tests the moderating effect of gender. Methods This study uses a random sample of 1246 Polish adolescents aged 18−19 years. The methods of partial least squares path modeling and bootstrap testing are utilized. Results Among boys, unlike among girl…
Segregation, education, and inclusion of European Roma
The isolation of Romani people is rooted both in discrimination by non-Roma and in Romani informal institutions known as romaniya. Residential desegregation is a sectoral objective in the European Union public policies for Roma. The current study is based on the EU-MIDIS II study of 20,375 Romani adults from south-western and south-eastern Europe. A logistic regression with fractional polynomial transformation is used to model hypothesised relati…
Explaining spatial patterns of lung cancer mortality in Russia
Socialization theory assumes that socialization agents, such as family, school, and church, inculcate human values and behaviors. The current study proposes that socialization has affected social acceptability of tobacco use. The analysis identifies socio-demographic risk factors, as measured in two postwar Soviet censuses, for age-adjusted lung cancer mortality in Russia in 2014−2018, using findings from the micro-level. Based on the 1959 and 19…
Adolescent Personality Risk Factors for Tobacco Smoking and Alcohol Misuse in Adult Men
Background: Social identity theory proposes that people define themselves in terms of the social groups they belong to or aspire to belong to. Tobacco smoking and alcohol use in men have been hypothesized to be symbolic of adult male status. The current study examines whether adolescent personality characteristics linked to masculinity and nonconformity are associated with tobacco smoking and alcohol misuse in men. Methods: The analysis is based …
Risk factors for homelessness
This study aims to assess the pathway relationships between adolescent adversities, adult addictive behaviours, divorce, conviction, long‐standing unemployment, disability, and homelessness. A structural equation model was estimated using data on n 1 = 677 homeless men and n 2 = 651 housed men of the same age and educational distribution, living in Warsaw, Poland. Retrospective adolescent adversities were found to be significantly related to the …
Lung cancer mortality in historical context. How stable are spatial patterns of smoking over time
The lands of the Recovered Territories were acquired by Poland in 1945 and populated by almost 5 million Polish settlers mostly from central provinces in the country and from ex-Polish territories in the east. Transgenerational persistence of informal inst
Risk factors for homelessness
This study aims to assess the pathway relationships between adolescent adversities, adult addictive behaviours, divorce, conviction, long‐standing unemployment, disability, and homelessness. A structural equation model was estimated using data on n 1 = 677 homeless men and n 2 = 651 housed men of the same age and educational distribution, living in Warsaw, Poland. Retrospective adolescent adversities were found to be significantly related to the …
Lung cancer mortality in historical context. How stable are spatial patterns of smoking over time
The lands of the Recovered Territories were acquired by Poland in 1945 and populated by almost 5 million Polish settlers mostly from central provinces in the country and from ex-Polish territories in the east. Transgenerational persistence of informal inst
Adolescent Personality Risk Factors for Tobacco Smoking and Alcohol Misuse in Adult Men
Background: Social identity theory proposes that people define themselves in terms of the social groups they belong to or aspire to belong to. Tobacco smoking and alcohol use in men have been hypothesized to be symbolic of adult male status. The current study examines whether adolescent personality characteristics linked to masculinity and nonconformity are associated with tobacco smoking and alcohol misuse in men. Methods: The analysis is based …
Risk factors for homelessness
This study aims to assess the pathway relationships between adolescent adversities, adult addictive behaviours, divorce, conviction, long‐standing unemployment, disability, and homelessness. A structural equation model was estimated using data on n 1 = 677 homeless men and n 2 = 651 housed men of the same age and educational distribution, living in Warsaw, Poland. Retrospective adolescent adversities were found to be significantly related to the …
Segregation, education, and inclusion of European Roma
The isolation of Romani people is rooted both in discrimination by non-Roma and in Romani informal institutions known as romaniya. Residential desegregation is a sectoral objective in the European Union public policies for Roma. The current study is based on the EU-MIDIS II study of 20,375 Romani adults from south-western and south-eastern Europe. A logistic regression with fractional polynomial transformation is used to model hypothesised relati…
Explaining spatial patterns of lung cancer mortality in Russia
Socialization theory assumes that socialization agents, such as family, school, and church, inculcate human values and behaviors. The current study proposes that socialization has affected social acceptability of tobacco use. The analysis identifies socio-demographic risk factors, as measured in two postwar Soviet censuses, for age-adjusted lung cancer mortality in Russia in 2014−2018, using findings from the micro-level. Based on the 1959 and 19…
Explaining Life-Course Differences in Homeless Men Using Family-of-Origin Theory
Moderating Effect of Gender on the Relationship Between Sexual Knowledge and Sexual Activity Among Adolescents
Introduction Adolescent sexual activity is an important topic for public health policies and can be shaped by them. This study examines the relationship between sexual knowledge and sexual activity and tests the moderating effect of gender. Methods This study uses a random sample of 1246 Polish adolescents aged 18−19 years. The methods of partial least squares path modeling and bootstrap testing are utilized. Results Among boys, unlike among girl…
Health-related lifestyle behaviours and healthcare utilisation among adolescent immigrants in Europe
The healthy immigrant paradox suggests that immigrants tend to have better health than native residents, despite facing socio-economic disadvantages. At the same time, immigrants are considered to utilise healthcare less. This study compares health-related lifestyle behaviours and healthcare utilisation between foreign-born and native-born adolescents living in Europe. It uses the partial least squares method and data from the 2019 European Healt…
Intergenerational transmission of health adversities under conditions of low social support
The Longitudinal Relationship Between Acculturation and Alcohol Use Among Immigrant Adolescents in Europe
This study examines the relationship between alcohol use among immigrant adolescents living in Europe and their sense of national belonging as well as the ethnic composition of their friendship networks, contributing to the broader discussion on the healthy immigrant effect. To date, the majority of longitudinal studies examining the relationship between acculturation and alcohol use have been conducted in the United States. This study employs a …
Psychology (7 obras) · Developmental psychology (5 obras) · Economics (5 obras) · Medicine (5 obras) · Sociology (5 obras) · Demographic economics (4 obras) · Geography (4 obras) · Social Psychology (4 obras) · Demography (3 obras) · Demography (3 obras)