Friday - American Psychological Association

FRIDAY 10:00–10:50 am
2110 Poster Session: I
Convention Center, Level II, West Hall A4-B3
Division: 19
Postdeployment Health Reassessment of Air Force Mental Health
Personnel Deployed From 2004–2011. David A. Shwalb, MS,
and Anderson B. Rowan, PhD, U.S. Air Force, Joint Base
Andrews, MD; Anna R. Tabor, PsyD, U.S. Air Force, Malmstrom
AFB, MT; Wendy J. Travis, PhD, LCSW, U.S. Air Force, Lackland
AFB, TX; Rachel E. Foster, PhD, U.S. Air Force, Bolling AFB,
DC; John P. Hatch, PhD, University of Texas Health Science
Center at San Antonio; and William C. Isler, PhD, U.S. Air
Force, Columbus AFB, MS (F-17)
Promoting Academic Success Following OEF/OIF Deployment.
Dana J. Weber, MEd, and Sharon E. Robinson-Kurpius, PhD,
Arizona State University (F-18)
Gender Difference in Military Psychiatric Inpatients Admitted for
Suicide Ideation. Brianne J. George, BS, Elisabeth Carlin, MA,
Lauren Testa, BS, Jessica M. MacIntyre, BS, and Marjan G.
Holloway, PhD, Uniformed Services University of the Health
Sciences (F-19)
Stigma Threat and Psychological Help-Seeking Attitudes in
Military Personnel. Treloar A. Price, PsyD, Joseph Francis, PsyD,
and William L. Hathaway, PhD, Regent University (F-20)
Character Strengths and Academic, Physical, and Military
Performance at West Point. Dennis R. Kelly, PhD, and Michael
D. Matthews, PhD, United States Military Academy; and
Christopher Peterson, PhD, and Nansook Park, PhD, University
of Michigan–Ann Arbor (F-21)
Crying Wolf or Feigning ‘‘Fine’’: Honesty in Reporting of
Psychological Symptoms in the Military. Amanda M.
Kruszewski, MA, and Kathleen A. Gathercoal, PhD, George Fox
University (F-22)
Predictors and Protective Factors of Burnout in Military
Psychologists. Matthew S. Jackson, MA, and Nehad Sandozi,
MA, Ball State University (G-1)
Committing Acts of Purposeful Harm and Substance Use in
Combat Veterans. Erin K. Bailey, BS, and Quyen Tiet, PhD,
Alliant International University–San Francisco (G-2)
Lesbian Soldiers: Stories of Minority Stress in the U.S. Military.
Julie D. Clark, PhD, and Meladee Garst, MS, Oklahoma State
University (G-3)
Service Member Satisfaction With Tele-Behavioral Health
Services. Mercedes LaVoy, PhD, Lynette Pujol, PhD, Patrick
Brady, PsyD, Michael West, PsyD, Fred Baker, RN, Lindsay
Minarovic, BA, Cristina Munguia, AA, Dennis Grill, PhD, and
Bruce Crow, PsyD, Brooke Army Medical Center, Fort Sam
Houston, TX (G-4)
Development of a Behavioral Health-Risk Profile Among
Active-Duty Soldiers in a High-Risk Population. Michael S.
Gallaway, PhD, MPH, U.S. Army Institute of Public Health,
Gunpowder, MD; Michael R. Bell, MD, MPH, Uniformed
Services University of the Health Sciences; and Amy M.
Millikan, MD, MPH, David S. Fink, MPH, Rossybelle Perales,
MPH, Christine Lagana-Riordan, PhD, MSW, and Joseph A.
Pecko, PhD, MSW, U.S. Army Institute of Public Health,
Gunpowder, MD (G-5)
Women’s Health by Military Status: Are There Disparities? Keren
Lehavot, PhD, Katherine D. Hoerster, PhD, MPH, Karin M.
Nelson, MD, Matthew Jakupcak, PhD, and Tracy L. Simpson,
PhD, VA Puget Sound Health Care System, Seattle, WA (G-6)
Active Duty and National Guard Intimate Partner Violence,
Deployment, and Behavioral Health. Julie C. Merrill, MS,
Lyndon A. Riviere, PhD, Richard Herrell, PhD, and Jeffrey L.
Thomas, PhD, Walter Reed Army Institute of Research, Silver
Spring, MD (G-7)
Effects of Blast Exposure in an OEF/OIF Polytrauma Clinic
Sample. Elga Kinnear, MA, and Wayne V. Adams, PhD, George
Fox University (G-8)
Trust Restoration Between a Military Organization and
Indigenous Population. Ritu Gill, PhD, Angela R. Febbraro,
PhD, and Megan M. Thompson, PhD, Defence Research &
Development Canada, Toronto, ON (G-9)
Affect of Age in Regards to Posttraumatic Stress Symptomology.
Jason K. Mitchell, MA, and Jessica Modrell, BA, George Fox
University; and Justin Orton, PsyD, Madigan Army Medical
System, Tacoma, WA (G-10)
Advancing Theory on Unit Cohesion in the Military. Arwen H.
DeCostanza, PhD, Armando X. Estrada, PhD, and Gia A.
DiRosa, MA, U.S. Army Research Institute for the Behavioral
and Social Sciences, Aberdeen Proving Ground, MD (G-11)
Marital and Life Satisfaction in Military Spouses: The Role of
Perceived Social Support and Coping Strategies. Steve G.
Caloudas, PhD, Northwest Christian University; Elizabeth A.
Maynard, PhD, Loyola University Maryland; Adrianne Anderson,
MS, University of Houston; and Ben Felleman, BA, Seattle
Pacific University (G-12)
Developing Military Clinical Psychology Tracks in Doctoral
Training Programs. David R. Castro-Blanco, PhD, Joseph
Troiani, PhD, Melissa Dreffin, MA, and Linda Rice, PhD, Adler
School of Professional Psychology (G-13)
Psychological Courage As a Facilitator of Treatment Seeking in
an Active Duty Military Sample. Cynthia L.S. Pury, PhD, Heidi
Zinzow, PhD, Crystal Burnette, BA, and Chad Breeden, PhD,
Clemson University (G-14)
Perceptions of Mental Health Treatment As Barriers to Care
Among Active Duty Soldiers. Heidi Zinzow, PhD, Cynthia L.S.
Pury, PhD, and Skye Gillispie, BA, Clemson University (G-15)
The Multiple Ways Leaders Can Either Facilitate or Prevent
Treatment Seeking by Military Personnel. Thomas W. Britt,
PhD, Mary Anne Raymond, PhD, and Anna C. McFadden, BS,
Clemson University (G-16)
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