Stéphanie E M Gauvin
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 5220194 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Stéphanie E M Gauvin |
| PRENOMES | Stéphanie E M |
| SOBRENOME | Gauvin |
| ASSINATURA | GAUVIN S E M |
| AFILIAÇÕES | Queen's University |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-1943-6344 |
| VERIFICADO | Sim |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 10 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 21 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 10 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2019 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2025 |
| ÍNDICE H | 2 |
Love Lost in Translation
Empathic accuracy—the ability to decipher others’ thoughts and feelings—promotes relationship satisfaction. Those high in attachment avoidance tend to be less empathically accurate; however, past research has been limited to relatively negative or neutral contexts. We extend work on attachment and empathic accuracy to the positive context of love. To do so, we combined data from three dyadic studies ( N = 303 dyads) in which couple members shared…
Pain characteristics, sexual script flexibility, and penetration control cognitions in those experiencing anodyspareunia
Anodyspareunia is the experience of recurrent or persistent anal pain during receptive anal penetration. We examined pain characteristics and the role of control cognitions and sexual flexibility in those with anodyspareunia. We recruited two online convenience samples (N = 96, N = 123) of individuals who experienced pain during receptive anal penetration. Those with anodyspareunia reported pain, on average, during 44% of penetrative activity occ…
Where Does the “B” Belong
Bisexuality remains a stereotyped sexual identity in which bisexuals face prejudice from both gay/lesbian and heterosexual populations. Some bisexual individuals internalize society’s negative attitudes, resulting in an experience of self-stigma. Consequently, many bisexual individuals report a reduced sense of belonging. The current study explored whether self-stigma mediates the association between experiences of anti-bisexual prejudice and a s…
An Investigation of Sexual and Relationship Adjustment During Covid-19
Sexual Orientation Across Porn Use, Sexual Fantasy, and In-Person Sexuality
Reflections in comics
Comics are an innovative way to translate health knowledge and research to service providers and communities. A theoretical framework intertwining poststructuralism and queer theory was used to explore the experiences of queer artists in the creation and production of body image comic anthology entitled Rainbow Reflections: Body Image Comics for Queer Men. The aim was to examine the beliefs of the artists about the potentiality of comics to addre…
Transgender-specific factors related to healthcare professional students’ engagement in affirmative practice with LGBTQ+ clients
Transgender individuals face many barriers to healthcare access, including providers’ lack of knowledge on transgender-specific healthcare needs. Physicians and medical students report a lack of training on and low confidence with transgender-related healthcare. Previous research has demonstrated the importance of self-efficacy and beliefs regarding affirmative practice for counsellors’ engagement in affirmative practice with LGBTQ+ clients. The …
Empirical Evaluation of Rainbow Reflections
Communication patterns in women with provoked vestibulodynia and their partners
Provoked vestibulodynia (PVD) is a recurrent vulvovaginal pain condition that has potentially negative consequences for women and their partners’ sexual functioning and overall quality of life. Research has found that greater observed empathic responses during conversations about the impact of vulvodynia are associated with greater relational and sexual satisfaction. However, observed self-disclosure was unrelated to relational or sexual satisfac…
Picking up good vibrations
Vibrator use is thought to be associated with positive sexual functioning for women with female or male partners. Vibrator use that is discrepant across contexts (i.e. the individual uses a vibrator in solitary but not partnered contexts), however, has only been examined in women with female partners. Results indicate that women who were discrepant reported lower sexual functioning than women who were non-discrepant (i.e. those who use a vibrator…
Where Does the “B” Belong
Bisexuality remains a stereotyped sexual identity in which bisexuals face prejudice from both gay/lesbian and heterosexual populations. Some bisexual individuals internalize society’s negative attitudes, resulting in an experience of self-stigma. Consequently, many bisexual individuals report a reduced sense of belonging. The current study explored whether self-stigma mediates the association between experiences of anti-bisexual prejudice and a s…
An Investigation of Sexual and Relationship Adjustment During Covid-19
Sexual Orientation Across Porn Use, Sexual Fantasy, and In-Person Sexuality
Empirical Evaluation of Rainbow Reflections
Communication patterns in women with provoked vestibulodynia and their partners
Provoked vestibulodynia (PVD) is a recurrent vulvovaginal pain condition that has potentially negative consequences for women and their partners’ sexual functioning and overall quality of life. Research has found that greater observed empathic responses during conversations about the impact of vulvodynia are associated with greater relational and sexual satisfaction. However, observed self-disclosure was unrelated to relational or sexual satisfac…
Communication patterns in women with provoked vestibulodynia and their partners
Provoked vestibulodynia (PVD) is a recurrent vulvovaginal pain condition that has potentially negative consequences for women and their partners’ sexual functioning and overall quality of life. Research has found that greater observed empathic responses during conversations about the impact of vulvodynia are associated with greater relational and sexual satisfaction. However, observed self-disclosure was unrelated to relational or sexual satisfac…
Picking up good vibrations
Vibrator use is thought to be associated with positive sexual functioning for women with female or male partners. Vibrator use that is discrepant across contexts (i.e. the individual uses a vibrator in solitary but not partnered contexts), however, has only been examined in women with female partners. Results indicate that women who were discrepant reported lower sexual functioning than women who were non-discrepant (i.e. those who use a vibrator…
Reflections in comics
Comics are an innovative way to translate health knowledge and research to service providers and communities. A theoretical framework intertwining poststructuralism and queer theory was used to explore the experiences of queer artists in the creation and production of body image comic anthology entitled Rainbow Reflections: Body Image Comics for Queer Men. The aim was to examine the beliefs of the artists about the potentiality of comics to addre…
Transgender-specific factors related to healthcare professional students’ engagement in affirmative practice with LGBTQ+ clients
Transgender individuals face many barriers to healthcare access, including providers’ lack of knowledge on transgender-specific healthcare needs. Physicians and medical students report a lack of training on and low confidence with transgender-related healthcare. Previous research has demonstrated the importance of self-efficacy and beliefs regarding affirmative practice for counsellors’ engagement in affirmative practice with LGBTQ+ clients. The …
Empirical Evaluation of Rainbow Reflections
Pain characteristics, sexual script flexibility, and penetration control cognitions in those experiencing anodyspareunia
Anodyspareunia is the experience of recurrent or persistent anal pain during receptive anal penetration. We examined pain characteristics and the role of control cognitions and sexual flexibility in those with anodyspareunia. We recruited two online convenience samples (N = 96, N = 123) of individuals who experienced pain during receptive anal penetration. Those with anodyspareunia reported pain, on average, during 44% of penetrative activity occ…
Where Does the “B” Belong
Bisexuality remains a stereotyped sexual identity in which bisexuals face prejudice from both gay/lesbian and heterosexual populations. Some bisexual individuals internalize society’s negative attitudes, resulting in an experience of self-stigma. Consequently, many bisexual individuals report a reduced sense of belonging. The current study explored whether self-stigma mediates the association between experiences of anti-bisexual prejudice and a s…
An Investigation of Sexual and Relationship Adjustment During Covid-19
Sexual Orientation Across Porn Use, Sexual Fantasy, and In-Person Sexuality
Love Lost in Translation
Empathic accuracy—the ability to decipher others’ thoughts and feelings—promotes relationship satisfaction. Those high in attachment avoidance tend to be less empathically accurate; however, past research has been limited to relatively negative or neutral contexts. We extend work on attachment and empathic accuracy to the positive context of love. To do so, we combined data from three dyadic studies ( N = 303 dyads) in which couple members shared…
Psychology (10 obras) · Developmental psychology (7 obras) · Social Psychology (6 obras) · Clinical Psychology (5 obras) · Clinical Psychology (4 obras) · LGBTQ Health, Identity, and Policy (4 obras) · Sexuality, Behavior, and Technology (4 obras) · Attachment and Relationship Dynamics (3 obras) · Gender Studies (3 obras) · Lesbian (3 obras)