Richard G Wight
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Recent Articles
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Surkan P, Wang R, Huang Y, Stall R, Plankey M, Teplin L, et al.
LGBT Health
. 2020 Mar;
7(3):155-165.
PMID: 32186958
We investigated the relation between adversities in early adolescence and risk of a depressive phenotype in adulthood, and whether stress in adulthood modified these associations. A total of 1138 men...
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Upchurch D, Krueger E, Wight R
J Adolesc Health
. 2016 Aug;
59(5):562-569.
PMID: 27567062
Purpose: Lesbian, gay, and bisexual (LGB) young adults experience a wide range of health disparities, compared to heterosexuals. However, LGBs also experience many barriers to conventional health care, including social...
3.
Wight R, LeBlanc A, Meyer I, Harig F
Soc Sci Med
. 2015 Nov;
147:200-8.
PMID: 26588435
Objective: In this paper we introduce the construct of "internalized gay ageism," or the sense that one feels denigrated or depreciated because of aging in the context of a gay...
4.
Wight R, Harig F, Aneshensel C, Detels R
Res Aging
. 2015 Jun;
38(4):427-52.
PMID: 26071237
We concatenate 28 years of historical depressive symptoms data from a longitudinal cohort study of U.S. gay men who are now midlife and older (n = 312), with newly collected...
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LeBlanc A, Frost D, Wight R
J Marriage Fam
. 2015 Feb;
77(1):40-59.
PMID: 25663713
Drawing from 2 largely isolated approaches to the study of social stress-stress proliferation and minority stress-the authors theorize about stress and mental health among same-sex couples. With this integrated stress...
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Wight R, LeBlanc A, Badgett M
Am J Public Health
. 2012 Dec;
103(2):339-46.
PMID: 23237155
Objectives: We examined whether same-sex marriage was associated with nonspecific psychological distress among self-identified lesbian, gay, and bisexual adults, and whether it had the potential to offset mental health disparities...
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Wight R, Aneshensel C, Barrett C, Ko M, Chodosh J, Karlamangla A
J Epidemiol Community Health
. 2012 Aug;
67(2):153-8.
PMID: 22918896
Background: Little is known about how a neighbourhood's unemployment history may set the stage for depressive symptomatology. This study examines the effects of urban neighbourhood unemployment history on current depressive...
8.
Wight R, LeBlanc A, de Vries B, Detels R
Am J Public Health
. 2012 Mar;
102(3):503-10.
PMID: 22390515
Objectives: We investigated associations between stress and mental health (positive affect, depressive symptoms) among HIV-negative and HIV-positive midlife and older gay-identified men, along with the mediating and moderating effects of...
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Aneshensel C, Ko M, Chodosh J, Wight R
J Health Soc Behav
. 2011 Jun;
52(2):163-79.
PMID: 21673145
This study examines the association of cognitive functioning with urban neighborhood socioeconomic disadvantage and racial/ethnic segregation for a U.S. national sample of persons in late middle age, a time in...
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Aneshensel C, Ko M, Chodosh J, Wight R
J Health Soc Behav
. 2011 Jun;
52(2):162.
PMID: 21673144
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