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Appraisal factors associated with depression in college students

Description: This poster examines the relationships between the selected psychological factors of loneliness, positive state of mine, and forgiveness, and depressive symptoms in college students.
Date: May 23, 2009
Creator: Haynes, Megan; Vosvick, Mark A. & Chng, Chwee-Lye

Changes in HIV-Related Concerns and Depression over Time

Description: This poster illustrates a study to determine if concerns and depression change over time for each gender after receiving an HIV diagnosis and throughout the disease course.
Date: May 22, 2008
Creator: Martin, Luci A. & Vosvick, Mark A.

Complimentary/Alternative Medicine and Perceived Stress in People Living with HIV/AIDS

Description: This poster examines the difference between contemporary and alternative medicine (CAM) and non-CAM users' total symptoms, dispositional optimism, pessimism, and perceived stress as well as how symptom load and outcome expectancies might predict stress perceptions.
Date: August 18, 2005
Creator: Ballinger, Julie; Vosvick, Mark A. & Ranucci, Melissa B.

Coping Strategies, Depression and Perceived Stress in HIV+ Individuals

Description: This poster discusses how a complex view of coping can facilitate understanding of how patients adapt to HIV and help guide researchers in the development of interventions that fit the specific disease course.
Date: August 10, 2006
Creator: Martin, Luci A.; Vosvick, Mark A. & Smith, Nathan Grant

Denial, Daily Hassles and Distress in HIV Positive Individuals

Description: This poster uses social cognitive theory to model the relationship between health distress, denial, and daily hassles faced by HIV individuals.
Date: March 9, 2011
Creator: Gomez, Brooke; DeSena, Thomas; Miller, James; Deaton, Kyle; Ridings, John & Vosvick, Mark A.

Disclosure-Related Stigma and Risky Sexual Behavior in HIV+ Adults

Description: This poster illustrates how understanding the complex relationship between stigma and high risk behaviors in the lives of HIV+ individuals is important for developing community interventions to reduce risky sexual behavior.
Date: November 11, 2009
Creator: Lewis, Kimberly; Chng, Chwee-Lye & Vosvick, Mark A.

Forgiveness in HIV+ Adults: Anger, Stigma, and Health Distress

Description: This poster discusses how the experience of living with HIV can trigger anger, stress, and stigmatization which may result in negative health outcomes, thus limiting people living with HIV/AIDS in their ability to forgive.
Date: April 22, 2009
Creator: Wray, Ashley; Vosvick, Mark A. & Chng, Chwee-Lye
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