Warwick Hosking
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 98323 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Warwick Hosking |
| PRENOMES | Warwick |
| SOBRENOME | Hosking |
| ASSINATURA | HOSKING W |
| AFILIAÇÕES | Victoria University |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-4707-5483 |
| VERIFICADO | Sim |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 16 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 55 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 16 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2009 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2025 |
| ÍNDICE H | 5 |
Examining associations between body appreciation and positive well-being among young adults
Interest in positive body image stems from its contrast with negative body image. Research shows self-compassion and physical activity enhance body appreciation and positive well-being, yet their interaction in young adults is not well understood. This study examined connections between self-compassion, planned physical activity and intrinsic exercise motivations in 386 adults aged 18-39 ( Mage = 27.54; SD = 5.58). Path analysis and serial mediat…
Social connectedness and suicidal ideation
Overall, the findings confirm the importance of our social relatedness in suicide. Increasing belongingness and reducing the perception of being a burden on others may be an important intervention strategy for weakening the link between distress and suicide ideation
The Gender Paradox
It is important to understand the role of social determinants, such as gender, in suicidal ideation. This study examined whether conformity to specific masculine norms, particularly high self-reliance and emotional self-control, moderated the relationship between psychological distress and suicidal ideation for men. The other norms explored were those pertaining to behavioral–emotional or social hierarchy status aspects of masculinity, and whethe…
Internalized Homonegativity and Mental Health Among Chinese Gay and Bisexual Cisgender Men
Body Appreciation Scale (BAS-2)
Background The present study considers a measure of positive body image, the Body Appreciation Scale-2, which assesses acceptance and/or favourable opinions towards the body (BAS-2). Potential variations of the psychometric properties of the scale across males and females, as well as across its different items invite for further investigation. The present study contributes to this area of knowledge via the employment of gender Measurement Invaria…
Body Image Disturbances as Predictors of Reduced Mental Health Among Australian Gay Men
The Mental Health Impact of Physical Appearance Concerns in the Context of Other Life Domains Among Australian Gay Men
Rural‐Urban Differences in Mental Health, Resilience, Stigma, and Social Support Among Young Australian Gay Men
PURPOSE: Depression and anxiety are common among young gay men, particularly in comparison with their heterosexual counterparts. Little is known about the mental health and well-being of those living in rural areas, where access to support and opportunities for connecting with other gay men may be relatively limited. We examined differences in the well-being of young rural and urban Australian gay men, including mental health, resilience, stigma-…
Health Disparities Among Common Subcultural Identities of Young Gay Men
Australian Gay Men’s Satisfaction with Sexual Agreements
Prevalence and Correlates of Sexual Partner Concurrency Among Australian Gay Men Aged 18–39 Years
Satisfaction with Open Sexual Agreements in Australian Gay Men’s Relationships
Agreements About Extra-Dyadic Sex in Gay Men's Relationships
Research comparing the quality of monogamous and non-monogamous ("open") relationships among gay men has produced mixed findings. In addition, little is known about the consequences of breaking the rules of relationship agreements about extra-dyadic sex. Results from a survey of 229 gay men in romantic relationships showed that open relationships were less passionate, but no less intimate or committed, than monogamous or "threesome-only" relation…
Using Cognitive Interviewing and Behavioral Coding to Determine Measurement Equivalence across Linguistic and Cultural Groups
This study examined and compared results from two questionnaire pretesting methods (i.e., behavioral coding and cognitive interviewing [CI]) to assess systematic measurement bias in survey questions for adult smokers across six countries (United States, Australia, Uruguay, Mexico, Malaysia, and Thailand). Protocol development and translation involved multiple bilingual partners in each linguistic/cultural group. The study was conducted with conve…
How reactions to cigarette packet health warnings influence quitting
Objectives To examine prospectively the impact of health warnings on quitting activity. Design Five waves (2002–06) of a cohort survey where reactions to health warnings at one survey wave are used to predict cessation activity at the next wave, controlling for country (proxy for warning differences) and other factors. These analyses were replicated on four wave‐to‐wave transitions. Setting and participants Smokers from Australia, Canada, the Uni…
Impact of graphic and text warnings on cigarette packs
Australia's new health warnings increased reactions that are prospectively predictive of cessation activity. Warning size increases warning effectiveness and graphic warnings may be superior to text-based warnings. While there is partial wear-out in the initial impact associated with all warnings, stronger warnings tend to sustain their effects for longer. These findings support arguments for governments to exceed minimum FCTC requirements on war…
Agreements About Extra-Dyadic Sex in Gay Men's Relationships
Research comparing the quality of monogamous and non-monogamous ("open") relationships among gay men has produced mixed findings. In addition, little is known about the consequences of breaking the rules of relationship agreements about extra-dyadic sex. Results from a survey of 229 gay men in romantic relationships showed that open relationships were less passionate, but no less intimate or committed, than monogamous or "threesome-only" relation…
Health Disparities Among Common Subcultural Identities of Young Gay Men
Australian Gay Men’s Satisfaction with Sexual Agreements
Using Cognitive Interviewing and Behavioral Coding to Determine Measurement Equivalence across Linguistic and Cultural Groups
This study examined and compared results from two questionnaire pretesting methods (i.e., behavioral coding and cognitive interviewing [CI]) to assess systematic measurement bias in survey questions for adult smokers across six countries (United States, Australia, Uruguay, Mexico, Malaysia, and Thailand). Protocol development and translation involved multiple bilingual partners in each linguistic/cultural group. The study was conducted with conve…
Satisfaction with Open Sexual Agreements in Australian Gay Men’s Relationships
The Mental Health Impact of Physical Appearance Concerns in the Context of Other Life Domains Among Australian Gay Men
Internalized Homonegativity and Mental Health Among Chinese Gay and Bisexual Cisgender Men
Body Image Disturbances as Predictors of Reduced Mental Health Among Australian Gay Men
How reactions to cigarette packet health warnings influence quitting
Objectives To examine prospectively the impact of health warnings on quitting activity. Design Five waves (2002–06) of a cohort survey where reactions to health warnings at one survey wave are used to predict cessation activity at the next wave, controlling for country (proxy for warning differences) and other factors. These analyses were replicated on four wave‐to‐wave transitions. Setting and participants Smokers from Australia, Canada, the Uni…
Impact of graphic and text warnings on cigarette packs
Australia's new health warnings increased reactions that are prospectively predictive of cessation activity. Warning size increases warning effectiveness and graphic warnings may be superior to text-based warnings. While there is partial wear-out in the initial impact associated with all warnings, stronger warnings tend to sustain their effects for longer. These findings support arguments for governments to exceed minimum FCTC requirements on war…
Using Cognitive Interviewing and Behavioral Coding to Determine Measurement Equivalence across Linguistic and Cultural Groups
This study examined and compared results from two questionnaire pretesting methods (i.e., behavioral coding and cognitive interviewing [CI]) to assess systematic measurement bias in survey questions for adult smokers across six countries (United States, Australia, Uruguay, Mexico, Malaysia, and Thailand). Protocol development and translation involved multiple bilingual partners in each linguistic/cultural group. The study was conducted with conve…
Prevalence and Correlates of Sexual Partner Concurrency Among Australian Gay Men Aged 18–39 Years
Satisfaction with Open Sexual Agreements in Australian Gay Men’s Relationships
Agreements About Extra-Dyadic Sex in Gay Men's Relationships
Research comparing the quality of monogamous and non-monogamous ("open") relationships among gay men has produced mixed findings. In addition, little is known about the consequences of breaking the rules of relationship agreements about extra-dyadic sex. Results from a survey of 229 gay men in romantic relationships showed that open relationships were less passionate, but no less intimate or committed, than monogamous or "threesome-only" relation…
Health Disparities Among Common Subcultural Identities of Young Gay Men
Australian Gay Men’s Satisfaction with Sexual Agreements
Rural‐Urban Differences in Mental Health, Resilience, Stigma, and Social Support Among Young Australian Gay Men
PURPOSE: Depression and anxiety are common among young gay men, particularly in comparison with their heterosexual counterparts. Little is known about the mental health and well-being of those living in rural areas, where access to support and opportunities for connecting with other gay men may be relatively limited. We examined differences in the well-being of young rural and urban Australian gay men, including mental health, resilience, stigma-…
The Mental Health Impact of Physical Appearance Concerns in the Context of Other Life Domains Among Australian Gay Men
Body Image Disturbances as Predictors of Reduced Mental Health Among Australian Gay Men
Body Appreciation Scale (BAS-2)
Background The present study considers a measure of positive body image, the Body Appreciation Scale-2, which assesses acceptance and/or favourable opinions towards the body (BAS-2). Potential variations of the psychometric properties of the scale across males and females, as well as across its different items invite for further investigation. The present study contributes to this area of knowledge via the employment of gender Measurement Invaria…
The Gender Paradox
It is important to understand the role of social determinants, such as gender, in suicidal ideation. This study examined whether conformity to specific masculine norms, particularly high self-reliance and emotional self-control, moderated the relationship between psychological distress and suicidal ideation for men. The other norms explored were those pertaining to behavioral–emotional or social hierarchy status aspects of masculinity, and whethe…
Internalized Homonegativity and Mental Health Among Chinese Gay and Bisexual Cisgender Men
Social connectedness and suicidal ideation
Overall, the findings confirm the importance of our social relatedness in suicide. Increasing belongingness and reducing the perception of being a burden on others may be an important intervention strategy for weakening the link between distress and suicide ideation
Examining associations between body appreciation and positive well-being among young adults
Interest in positive body image stems from its contrast with negative body image. Research shows self-compassion and physical activity enhance body appreciation and positive well-being, yet their interaction in young adults is not well understood. This study examined connections between self-compassion, planned physical activity and intrinsic exercise motivations in 386 adults aged 18-39 ( Mage = 27.54; SD = 5.58). Path analysis and serial mediat…
Psychology (16 obras) · Social Psychology (13 obras) · Medicine (10 obras) · Clinical Psychology (8 obras) · Developmental psychology (7 obras) · Distress (6 obras) · Psychiatry (6 obras) · LGBTQ Health, Identity, and Policy (5 obras) · Mental health (5 obras) · Public health (5 obras)