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Research
Latest funding
- $100,000
A Multi-Method Investigation of Sexual Pain Experiences and Measurement in Black Canadian Womxn
CIHR · 2024 · Co-investigator
- $599,086
Examining the efficacy of a multimodal virtual program on pain and sexual outcomes in individuals with provoked vestibulodynia: A randomized clinical trial
CIHR · 2024 · Co-investigator
- $239,355
An AI-guided Imagery Writing Program to Improve Chinese Healthcare Workers’ Mental Health
SSHRC · 2022 · Co-investigator
A Multi-Method Investigation of Sexual Pain Experiences and Measurement in Black Canadian Womxn
Principal investigators: Pukall, Caroline F; Adams, Olivia R; Thorpe, Shemeka Y; Wilson, Ciann L; Wilson, Rosemary A
Keywords: Black Women; Canadian Women; Lived Experience; Mixed Methods; Pain Measures; Sexual Pain; Thematic Analysis
Examining the efficacy of a multimodal virtual program on pain and sexual outcomes in individuals with provoked vestibulodynia: A randomized clinical trial
Principal investigators: Pukall, Caroline F; Bergeron, Sophie; McLean, Linda
Keywords: Mixed Methods; Pain Outcomes; Pelvic Health Program; Sexual Pain; Sexual Wellbeing; Thematic Analyses; Vulvodynia
An AI-guided Imagery Writing Program to Improve Chinese Healthcare Workers’ Mental Health
Principal investigators: Ji, Li-Jun
Keywords: Emotion; Emotional expressing and sharing; culture; time travelling; advising; meaning in life; mental health; healthcare workers
How Does Participant Prospection and Non-Naïveté Affect The Reliability and Robustness of Results?
Principal investigators: Jacobson, Jill
Keywords: (1) Psychology Research Methods; (2) Participant Prospection; (3) Participant Naïveté; (4) Within-Subjects Designs; (5) Participant Consent; (6) Online Research Methodology; (7) Online Samples; (8) Effect Sizes; (9) Robustness of Results; (10) Replicability
Effects of dysphoria and social anxiety on eyewitness memory
Principal investigators: Jacobson, Jill A.
Keywords: eyewitness memory; dysphoria; social anxiety
From CIHR, NSERC and SSHRC funding decisions: CIHR since 2008, NSERC since 1991 and SSHRC since 1998, including their latest published competition results.
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