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Featured Publications  Fitzgerald, M., ... , 2024, Childhood sexual abuse and cholesterol risk: Testing body mass index as a mediator across gender in a national sample of adults., Child Abuse Negl

 Furlong, C., ... , 2023, Experiences of sexual assault and financial stability: Sense of control as a potential mechanism. , Violence Against Women

 Pichardo, C. ... , 2024, The association of context with reported self-efficacy for cancer-preventive behaviors and perceived cancer risk in U.S. Adults from the Midlife in the United States (MIDUS) study., Int J Environ Res Public Health

 Liu, L., ... , 2023, A marginal structural model analysis for the effect modification by education on the association between cancer diagnosis history and major depressive symptoms: Findings from midlife development in the U.S. (MIDUS)., J Affect Disord

 Zainal, N. ... , 2024, Daily stress reactivity and risk appraisal mediates childhood parental abuse predicting adulthood psychopathology severity: An 18-year longitudinal mediation analysis, J Affect Disord

 Narisada, ... , 2023, Work stressors and the buffering functions of the sense of control in the United States and Japan: A test of the diminished buffering hypothesis., Society and Mental Health

 McKinnon, L., ... , 2023, Sound reasons for unsound sleep: Comparative support for the sentinel hypothesis in industrial and nonindustrial groups., Evol Med Public Health

 Woods, S. ... , 2024, Longitudinal associations of family relationship quality with chronic pain incidence and persistence among aging African Americans., J Gerontol B Psychol Sci Soc Sci

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