B Olmstead
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 70546 |
|---|---|
| NOME | B Olmstead |
| PRENOMES | B |
| SOBRENOME | Olmstead |
| ASSINATURA | OLMSTEAD B |
| AFILIAÇÕES | University of Tennessee at Knoxville |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-9713-2162 |
| VERIFICADO | Sim |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 34 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 104 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 34 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2011 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2026 |
| ÍNDICE H | 7 |
A Meta-Analysis of Friends with Benefits Relationships
Disclosure of Sexually Transmitted Infections to Sexual Partners
The purpose of this review was to systematically and critically evaluate the STI disclosure literature (excluding HIV disclosure literature), summarize limitations and omissions, and identify opportunities for future research. We used the Health Disclosure Decision-Making Model (DD-MM) as a guiding theoretical framework. Following PRISMA guidelines, database searches using key terms identified 387 possible articles, 32 of which ultimately met inc…
It Is A Purposefully Ambiguous Term”
Are the Developmental Features of Emerging Adulthood Associated with Willingness to Engage in Consensually Nonmonogamous Relationships
Effectiveness of a Sexual Health Seminar at Improving Contraceptive and Perceived Sexually Transmitted Infection Knowledge Among First-Semester College Students
Meanings Ascribed to Sex and Commitment Among College-Attending and Non-College Emerging Adults
Scripting Theories
Scripting theories focus on the enactment of roles based on structural positions and the social and cultural norms and expectations attached to these positions. These theories are applied in a number of academic disciplines and content areas with prominent variations including sexual and gender scripts. However, across approaches, these theories emphasize that intrapersonal processes, such as the meaning that individuals give to roles, interact w…
First-year college students’ experiences of a brief sexual health seminar
College provides young adults with ongoing opportunities for relationship and sexual decision-making, but to date only limited attention has been given to college-level sexual health education experiences among first-year students. This study examined the experiences of 46 (31 women, 15 men) first-semester college students who participated in a brief sexual health seminar. Data were collected using semi-structured interviews and subjected to qual…
A Decade Review of Sex and Partnering in Adolescence and Young Adulthood
The formation and development of romantic relationships continues to be an important area of study among adolescent and young adult populations. Although many adolescents and young adults report having committed romantic relationship experiences, which may or may not include sexual activity, research has grown during the past decade to study a variety of sexual experiences and relationship types. Consistent with identity formation and exploration…
Are College Students’ Perceptions of the Developmental Features of Emerging Adulthood Associated with Motivations for Sex? Implications for Research and Policy
Are Perceptions of the Developmental Features of Emerging Adulthood and Endorsement of the Hookup Culture Associated with Number of Different Hookup Partners and Behaviors
A Qualitative Examination of the Sexual Possible Selves and Strategies of First-Semester College Students
Stepping Out of My Sexual Comfort Zone”
Willingness of Emerging Adults to Engage in Consensual Non-Monogamy
First Semester College Students’ Definitions of and Expectations for Engaging in Hookups
Our study was guided by a developmental lens (emerging adulthood) and the theory of symbolic interaction as we attended to the meanings and definitions that contextualize expectations for engaging in hookups while attending college. Using a directed approach to qualitative content analysis, we examined first semester college men’s and women’s ( N = 253) responses to a series of open-ended questions focused on definitions of and expectations for h…
A Longitudinal Examination of the Directional Effects between Relationship Quality and Well-Being for a National Sample of U.S. Men and Women
Betrayals in Emerging Adulthood
Infidelity is associated with considerable distress and discord in dating relationships. The current mixed methods study examined both the written narratives and survey responses of 104 (59.6% women) emerging adults to investigate reasons for engaging in infidelity (i.e., sexual and emotional infidelity). Emerging adults' reasons for engaging in infidelity were attributed primarily to their primary relationships and/or their romantic partners not…
Meanings for Sex and Commitment Among First Semester College Men and Women
The Symbolic Nature of Trust in Heterosexual Adolescent Romantic Relationships
Do differences matter? A typology of emerging adult romantic relationship
Romantic relationships among emerging adults (individuals aged 18-25 years) are typically homogenously classified both theoretically and empirically as "exploratory" and "unstable." With a sample of college students ( N = 340), we examined within-group variation among romantic relationships in emerging adulthood using latent class analyses. Four predictor variables indicated four types of romantic relationships among emerging adult college studen…
Breaking Up in Emerging Adulthood
Using a unique sample of individuals who have and have not attended college, the present mixed-methods study examined narratives of 113 (47% women) emerging adults’ motivations for initiating breakups with romantic partners. Findings indicated that emerging adults’ motivations for ending their romantic relationships were largely due to their relationships and/or their romantic partners not fulfilling their needs for interdependence. Additionally,…
Testing the Validity and Factor Structure of the Willingness to Engage in Consensual Non-Monogamy Scale Among College Men and Women
Willingness to Engage in Consensual Nonmonogamy Among Emerging Adults
Research on consensual nonmonogamy (CNM) has increased over the past decade. However, willingness to engage in CNM is an understudied phenomenon within this body of literature. Little research has examined the correlates of this aspect of CNM or focused on individuals in the developmental period of emerging adulthood. This study used multigroup structural equation modeling (SEM) to test a conceptual model of emerging adults' (ages 18 to 29; N = 8…
The Sexual Possible Selves and Strategies of First-Semester College Students
The purpose of this study was to expand research on emerging adult sexuality by examining first-semester college students' (N = 282) possible selves and strategies related to sex, and by considering whether these varied by demographic characteristics. Students were first asked to describe what they expected and feared regarding sex and sexuality in the coming year and were then asked to articulate strategies for achieving goals and avoiding fears…
College Adjustment, Relationship Satisfaction, and Conflict Management
Emerging adulthood is a period in the life course that consists of several developmental tasks, including occupational and relationship exploration. Consistent with the developmental tasks of this period, we tested a model of individual development. Using a sample of emerging adults in romantic relationships ( N = 267), we examined the longitudinal association between conflict management and relationship satisfaction and subsequent college adjust…
Do differences matter? A typology of emerging adult romantic relationship
Romantic relationships among emerging adults (individuals aged 18-25 years) are typically homogenously classified both theoretically and empirically as "exploratory" and "unstable." With a sample of college students ( N = 340), we examined within-group variation among romantic relationships in emerging adulthood using latent class analyses. Four predictor variables indicated four types of romantic relationships among emerging adult college studen…
Emerging Adults’ Expectations for Pornography Use in the Context of Future Committed Romantic Relationships
Hooking Up and Risk Behaviors Among First Semester College Men
Some scholars assert that a hookup culture exists on college campuses and that individuals who attend college are socialized into a hookup script. This study examines hooking up among first-semester college men (N = 158), with specific attention to precollege heavy episodic drinking (i.e., binge drinking) and precollege hookup experience. We found that freshman men begin a pattern of hooking up well before attending college. After controlling for…
Hooking Up and Penetrative Hookups
Willingness of Emerging Adults to Engage in Consensual Non-Monogamy
A Longitudinal Examination of the Directional Effects between Relationship Quality and Well-Being for a National Sample of U.S. Men and Women
Willingness to Engage in Consensual Nonmonogamy Among Emerging Adults
Research on consensual nonmonogamy (CNM) has increased over the past decade. However, willingness to engage in CNM is an understudied phenomenon within this body of literature. Little research has examined the correlates of this aspect of CNM or focused on individuals in the developmental period of emerging adulthood. This study used multigroup structural equation modeling (SEM) to test a conceptual model of emerging adults' (ages 18 to 29; N = 8…
First Semester College Students’ Definitions of and Expectations for Engaging in Hookups
Our study was guided by a developmental lens (emerging adulthood) and the theory of symbolic interaction as we attended to the meanings and definitions that contextualize expectations for engaging in hookups while attending college. Using a directed approach to qualitative content analysis, we examined first semester college men’s and women’s ( N = 253) responses to a series of open-ended questions focused on definitions of and expectations for h…
Betrayals in Emerging Adulthood
Infidelity is associated with considerable distress and discord in dating relationships. The current mixed methods study examined both the written narratives and survey responses of 104 (59.6% women) emerging adults to investigate reasons for engaging in infidelity (i.e., sexual and emotional infidelity). Emerging adults' reasons for engaging in infidelity were attributed primarily to their primary relationships and/or their romantic partners not…
Meanings for Sex and Commitment Among First Semester College Men and Women
The Sexual Possible Selves and Strategies of First-Semester College Students
The purpose of this study was to expand research on emerging adult sexuality by examining first-semester college students' (N = 282) possible selves and strategies related to sex, and by considering whether these varied by demographic characteristics. Students were first asked to describe what they expected and feared regarding sex and sexuality in the coming year and were then asked to articulate strategies for achieving goals and avoiding fears…
Sex, Commitment, and Casual Sex Relationships Among College Men
The Symbolic Nature of Trust in Heterosexual Adolescent Romantic Relationships
Are College Students’ Perceptions of the Developmental Features of Emerging Adulthood Associated with Motivations for Sex? Implications for Research and Policy
Meanings Ascribed to Sex and Commitment Among College-Attending and Non-College Emerging Adults
Scripting Theories
Scripting theories focus on the enactment of roles based on structural positions and the social and cultural norms and expectations attached to these positions. These theories are applied in a number of academic disciplines and content areas with prominent variations including sexual and gender scripts. However, across approaches, these theories emphasize that intrapersonal processes, such as the meaning that individuals give to roles, interact w…
Are Perceptions of the Developmental Features of Emerging Adulthood and Endorsement of the Hookup Culture Associated with Number of Different Hookup Partners and Behaviors
A Qualitative Examination of the Sexual Possible Selves and Strategies of First-Semester College Students
Stepping Out of My Sexual Comfort Zone”
Testing the Validity and Factor Structure of the Willingness to Engage in Consensual Non-Monogamy Scale Among College Men and Women
The Role of Family Structure and Attachment in College Student Hookups
In the Child's Best Interest
The authors conducted a content analysis of appellate court foster care cases in which fathers appealed the termination of their parental rights. Applying the Responsible Fathering framework to organize the contextual issues that impede men from responsibly fathering, the authors sought to learn what factors affect decisions regarding the termination of their parental rights. Multiple risk factors emerged including lack of social support, financi…
A Love That Doesn't Last
We examined whether the consumption of pornography affects romantic relationships, with the expectation that higher levels of pornography consumption would correspond to weakened commitment in young adult romantic relationships. Study 1 (n = 367) found that higher pornography consumption was related to lower commitment, and Study 2 (n = 34) replicated this finding using observational data. Study 3 (n = 20) participants were randomly assigned to e…
College Men, Unplanned Pregnancy, and Marriage
We conducted a qualitative content analysis of written responses from 148 college men to questions about pregnancy resolution and marriage in the event of an unplanned pregnancy. We used Marsiglio's ( 1991 ) concepts of procreative consciousness and responsibility as a source of theoretical sensitivity during data analysis. Men's written comments were analyzed using a modified version of the grounded theory method of open, axial, and selective co…
Hooking Up and Risk Behaviors Among First Semester College Men
Some scholars assert that a hookup culture exists on college campuses and that individuals who attend college are socialized into a hookup script. This study examines hooking up among first-semester college men (N = 158), with specific attention to precollege heavy episodic drinking (i.e., binge drinking) and precollege hookup experience. We found that freshman men begin a pattern of hooking up well before attending college. After controlling for…
The Role of Family Structure and Attachment in College Student Hookups
Sex, Commitment, and Casual Sex Relationships Among College Men
Hooking Up and Penetrative Hookups
Emerging Adults’ Expectations for Pornography Use in the Context of Future Committed Romantic Relationships
College Adjustment, Relationship Satisfaction, and Conflict Management
Emerging adulthood is a period in the life course that consists of several developmental tasks, including occupational and relationship exploration. Consistent with the developmental tasks of this period, we tested a model of individual development. Using a sample of emerging adults in romantic relationships ( N = 267), we examined the longitudinal association between conflict management and relationship satisfaction and subsequent college adjust…
Hooking up during the college years
Hook ups are sexual encounters that can include a variety of behaviours (e.g., kissing to intercourse) with no expectation of future contact or a committed relationship. Although hooking up is reported to be common on college campuses across the USA, little is known about whether the frequency of hooking up changes over the course of the college experience. Using cross-sectional data and the covariates alcohol use, gender and relationship status,…
Breaking Up in Emerging Adulthood
Using a unique sample of individuals who have and have not attended college, the present mixed-methods study examined narratives of 113 (47% women) emerging adults’ motivations for initiating breakups with romantic partners. Findings indicated that emerging adults’ motivations for ending their romantic relationships were largely due to their relationships and/or their romantic partners not fulfilling their needs for interdependence. Additionally,…
Testing the Validity and Factor Structure of the Willingness to Engage in Consensual Non-Monogamy Scale Among College Men and Women
Willingness to Engage in Consensual Nonmonogamy Among Emerging Adults
Research on consensual nonmonogamy (CNM) has increased over the past decade. However, willingness to engage in CNM is an understudied phenomenon within this body of literature. Little research has examined the correlates of this aspect of CNM or focused on individuals in the developmental period of emerging adulthood. This study used multigroup structural equation modeling (SEM) to test a conceptual model of emerging adults' (ages 18 to 29; N = 8…
The Sexual Possible Selves and Strategies of First-Semester College Students
The purpose of this study was to expand research on emerging adult sexuality by examining first-semester college students' (N = 282) possible selves and strategies related to sex, and by considering whether these varied by demographic characteristics. Students were first asked to describe what they expected and feared regarding sex and sexuality in the coming year and were then asked to articulate strategies for achieving goals and avoiding fears…
First Semester College Students’ Definitions of and Expectations for Engaging in Hookups
Our study was guided by a developmental lens (emerging adulthood) and the theory of symbolic interaction as we attended to the meanings and definitions that contextualize expectations for engaging in hookups while attending college. Using a directed approach to qualitative content analysis, we examined first semester college men’s and women’s ( N = 253) responses to a series of open-ended questions focused on definitions of and expectations for h…
A Longitudinal Examination of the Directional Effects between Relationship Quality and Well-Being for a National Sample of U.S. Men and Women
Betrayals in Emerging Adulthood
Infidelity is associated with considerable distress and discord in dating relationships. The current mixed methods study examined both the written narratives and survey responses of 104 (59.6% women) emerging adults to investigate reasons for engaging in infidelity (i.e., sexual and emotional infidelity). Emerging adults' reasons for engaging in infidelity were attributed primarily to their primary relationships and/or their romantic partners not…
Meanings for Sex and Commitment Among First Semester College Men and Women
The Symbolic Nature of Trust in Heterosexual Adolescent Romantic Relationships
Do differences matter? A typology of emerging adult romantic relationship
Romantic relationships among emerging adults (individuals aged 18-25 years) are typically homogenously classified both theoretically and empirically as "exploratory" and "unstable." With a sample of college students ( N = 340), we examined within-group variation among romantic relationships in emerging adulthood using latent class analyses. Four predictor variables indicated four types of romantic relationships among emerging adult college studen…
Willingness of Emerging Adults to Engage in Consensual Non-Monogamy
A Qualitative Examination of the Sexual Possible Selves and Strategies of First-Semester College Students
Stepping Out of My Sexual Comfort Zone”
First-year college students’ experiences of a brief sexual health seminar
College provides young adults with ongoing opportunities for relationship and sexual decision-making, but to date only limited attention has been given to college-level sexual health education experiences among first-year students. This study examined the experiences of 46 (31 women, 15 men) first-semester college students who participated in a brief sexual health seminar. Data were collected using semi-structured interviews and subjected to qual…
A Decade Review of Sex and Partnering in Adolescence and Young Adulthood
The formation and development of romantic relationships continues to be an important area of study among adolescent and young adult populations. Although many adolescents and young adults report having committed romantic relationship experiences, which may or may not include sexual activity, research has grown during the past decade to study a variety of sexual experiences and relationship types. Consistent with identity formation and exploration…
Psychology (33 obras) · Social Psychology (27 obras) · Developmental psychology (26 obras) · Adolescent Sexual and Reproductive Health (20 obras) · Medicine (16 obras) · Sociology (15 obras) · Clinical Psychology (14 obras) · Sexual behavior (14 obras) · Sexuality, Behavior, and Technology (14 obras) · Social Psychology (13 obras)