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Family Adaptation of Single Parents in the United States Army: An Empirical Analysis of Work Stressors and Adaptive Resources

94 single fathers and 144 single mothers who were Active Duty U.S. Army Soldiers participated in a survey examining the contributions of work stressors, family and community resources, and Army support resources to family adaptation.

1993

Bowen, G.L.

Orthner, D.K.

Zimmerman, L.I.

Newly Reported Respiratory Symptoms and Conditions among Military Personnel Deployed to Iraq and Afghanistan: A Prospective Population-based Study

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Survey and administrative data from 46,077 Service members from all branches of the U.S. Military were used to examine differences in respiratory symptoms and conditions between deployed and non-deployed Service members from 2001-2006.

2009

Smith, B.

Wong, C.A.

Smith, T.C.

Boyko, E.J.,

Gackstetter, G.D.

Ryan, M.A.K.

Deployment Stress and Well-being among Military Spouses: The Role of Social Support

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A survey of 639 spouses of currently or recently deployed Canadian Armed Forces members examined the moderating role of social support in the link between deployment stress and military spouses’ psychological well-being.

2014

Skomorovsky, A.

The Effects of Peer Group Climate on Intimate Partner Violence among Married Male U.S. Army Soldiers

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This research examined the relation between Soldier personal characteristics and peer-group factors with intimate partner violence. Personal factors included depression, marital adjustment, and alcohol problems.

2003

Rosen, L. N.

Kaminski, R. J.

Parmley, A. M.

Knudson, K. H.

Fancher, P.

Posttraumatic Growth among Gulf War I Veterans: The Predictive Role of Deployment-related Experiences and Background Characteristics

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61 Veterans who were on the registry of Gulf War I Veterans and who had obtained any type of care at the VA Boston Healthcare System completed a survey. Data was used to assess deployment-related and demographic predictors of posttraumatic growth.

2006

Maguen, S.

Vogt, D.S.

King, L.A.

King, D.W.

Litz, B.T.

Factors Associated with Posttraumatic Stress among Peacekeeping Soldiers

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3,481 Dutch Veterans of the Royal Netherlands Military Service who had participated in international peacekeeping operations from 1975-1996 were included in this study.

2005

Dirkzwager, A. J. E.

Bramsen, I.

Van Der Ploeg, H. M.

Anger, Hostility, and Aggression among Iraq and Afghanistan War Veterans Reporting PTSD and Subthreshold PTSD

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Scores were compared on self-report measures of anger, hostility, and aggression for Veterans in three different groups: those who screened positive for PTSD, those with subthreshold PTSD, and those without PTSD symptoms.

2007

Jakupcak, M.

Conybeare, D.

Phelps, L.

Hunt, S.

Holmes, H. A.

Felker B.

Klevens, M.

McFall, M. E.

Disordered Eating and Weight Changes after Deployment: Longitudinal Assessment of a Large U.S. Military Cohort

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Scores were compared on a self-report measure of disordered eating in a sample of Service members who either: deployed with combat exposure, deployed without combat exposure, or did not deploy.

2009

Jacobson, I. G.

Smith, T. C.

Smith, B.

Keel, P. K.

Amoroso, P. J.

Wells, T. S.

Bathalon, G. P.

Boyko, E. J.

Ryan, M. A. K.

Timing of Postcombat Mental Health Assessments

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509 Army Soldiers (who had returned within the previous week from a 12-month deployment to Iraq) participated in a study to examine changes in psychological symptoms between homecoming and 120 days later.

2007

Bliese, P.D.

Wright, K.M.

Adler, A.B.

Thomas, J.L.

Hoge, C.W.

Patterns of Mutual and Nonmutual Spouse Abuse in the U.S. Army (1998–2002)

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Researchers determined the patterns and severity of domestic violence incidents (N = 20,959) among Army enlisted personnel as reported to the Army Central Registry database from 1998 to 2002.Over the 5 year period of the study, 58% of the cases were nonmutual (one-sided) and 42% were mutual (bidi

2004

McCarroll, J. E.

Ursano, R. J.

Fan, Z.

Newby, J. H.

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