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Research
Latest papers
Did COVID-19 change the trajectory of children's internalising symptoms? A meta-analysis of longitudinal studies and moderating factors.
Journal of affective disorders · 2026
Indoor nature exposure and influence on physiological stress markers.
International journal of environmental health research · 2021
Child catastrophizing about parent chronic pain: A potential child vulnerability factor.
British journal of health psychology · 2020
Latest funding
- $2,387,367
CAN-P: A Team Engaged in Cognitive-Neuroscience Investigations of Cannabis and PTSD links.
CIHR · 2026 · Co-investigator
- $100,000
BodyScreen: A Phase III Randomized Controlled Trial Evaluating a Co-Designed Mobile Intervention Targeting Maladaptive Social Media Use and Psychological Risk Factors to Reduce Eating Disorder Risk in Youth
CIHR · 2026 · Co-investigator
- $100,000
How and For Whom Does Gambling-Related Cyberloafing Explain the Links of Problem Gambling Severity to Adverse Work and Mental Health Outcomes?
CIHR · 2023 · Co-investigator
6 publications.
Did COVID-19 change the trajectory of children's internalising symptoms? A meta-analysis of longitudinal studies and moderating factors.
Elgendi MM, Stewart SH, Sherry S, Deacon SH
Indoor nature exposure and influence on physiological stress markers.
McSweeney J, Johnson S, Sherry S, Singleton J, Rainham D
Child catastrophizing about parent chronic pain: A potential child vulnerability factor.
Higgins KS, Chambers CT, Rosen NO, Sherry S, Mohammadi S, Lynch ME, Campbell-Yeo M, Clark AJ
Testing the intergenerational model of transmission of risk for chronic pain from parents to their children: an empirical investigation of social transmission pathways.
Higgins KS, Chambers CT, Rosen NO, Sherry S, Mohammadi S, Lynch M, Campbell-Yeo M, Clark AJ
Enhancement motives moderate the relationship between high-arousal positive moods and drinking quantity: Evidence from a 22-day experience sampling study.
Gautreau C, Sherry S, Battista S, Goldstein A, Stewart S
Narcissism, perfectionism, and interest in cosmetic surgery.
Fitzpatrick S, Sherry S, Hartling N, Hewitt P, Flett G, Sherry D
CAN-P: A Team Engaged in Cognitive-Neuroscience Investigations of Cannabis and PTSD links.
Principal investigators: Stewart, Sherry H; Rudnick, Abraham; Jutras-Aswad, Didier; Le Foll, Bernard; MacKillop, James; Mayo, Leah M; Schütz, Christian G; Tibbo, Philip G; Wang, JianLi
Keywords: Automatic Cognitive Biases; Behavior Economics; Cannabis Use Disorder; Comorbidity; Conditioned Craving; Cue Reactivity; Functional Magnetic Resonance Imaging; Ptsd; Sex Differences; Trauma
BodyScreen: A Phase III Randomized Controlled Trial Evaluating a Co-Designed Mobile Intervention Targeting Maladaptive Social Media Use and Psychological Risk Factors to Reduce Eating Disorder Risk in Youth
Principal investigators: Meier, Sandra M; Coelho, Jennifer S; Jones, Shaleen; Keshen, Aaron; Mills, Jennifer S
Keywords: Digital Intervention; Eating Disorder; Prevention; Social Media
How and For Whom Does Gambling-Related Cyberloafing Explain the Links of Problem Gambling Severity to Adverse Work and Mental Health Outcomes?
Principal investigators: Stewart, Sherry H; Yakovenko, Igor
Keywords: Absorption; Coping Motives; Cyberloafing; Daily Diary; Emotional Distress; Impulsivity; Longitudinal Survey; Mobile Sensing; Problem Gambling Severity; Work Performance And Engagement
Tests of the social influence hypothesis on drinking motives and drinking behavior in dating couples
Principal investigators: Stewart, Sherry H.
Keywords: drinking motives; romantic couples; social influence; emerging adulthood; development; heavy drinking; relationships
Not so perfect after all: self-critical perfectionism in romantic relationships and breakups
Principal investigators: Sherry, Simon B.
Keywords: perfectionism; romantic relationships; couples; psychological distress; experience sampling designs; multiwave longitudinal designs
The Perfectionism Model of Binge Eating: Short-term Longitudinal Assessment in a Population At-risk for Obesity
Principal investigators: Snow, Stephanie
Keywords: At-Risk For Obesity; Binge Eating; Depressive Affect; Dietary Restraint; Health-Related Consequences; Interpersonal Problems; Perfectionistic Traits
Your Personality and Your Mood: Can Your Personality Make You Anxious, Manic, or Depressed?
Principal investigators: Sherry, Simon B
Keywords: Anxiety Disorders; Anxiety Sensitivity; Bipolar Disorder; Mood Disorders; Neuroticism; Perfectionism; Personality
Is it All Just in My Head? Understanding and Treating Health Anxiety and Hypochondriasis
Principal investigators: Sherry, Simon B
Keywords: Determinants Of Health; Health Anxiety; Healthcare Utilization; Hypochondriasis; Knowledge Translation; Treatment
The early course of bipolar disorder: From genetic risk to illness onset
Principal investigators: Duffy, Anne C
Keywords: Bipolar Disorder; Child And Adolescent; Clinical Course; High Risk; Prodrome; Risk Factors
Perfectionistic concerns, social disconnection, and depressive symptoms: an experience sampling study with longitudinal follow-up
Principal investigators: Sherry, Simon B.
Keywords: perfectionism; social maladjustment; depressive symptoms; experience sampling
From CIHR, NSERC and SSHRC funding decisions: CIHR since 2008, NSERC since 1991 and SSHRC since 1998, including their latest published competition results.
Frequent collaborators
- Marsha Campbell-Yeo and Simon Sherry: 2 shared papers
- Sherry Stewart and Abby Goldstein: 1 shared paper
- Sherry Stewart and Simon Sherry: 1 shared paper
- Daniel Rainham and Simon Sherry: 1 shared paper
- Abby Goldstein and Simon Sherry: 1 shared paper
- Pediatrics
- Department of Applied Psychology and Human Development
- Health, Faculty of
- Psychiatry
- Other
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