Experiences of Quitting Smoking among Bisexual Women
In this study we will conduct qualitative interviews to understand the cigarette smoking quitting experiences among bisexual women who currently smoke. This study is in-progress. Do you currently smoke cigarettes but want to quit? Have you ever tried to quit smoking cigarettes? Join our research study for 18-34 year old bisexual women! You can earn $20 for completing a 1-hour zoom interview. Take the 5-minute survey to see if you are eligible: Click Here
Online Smoking Cessation Intervention
This study is completely online and aims to examine the feasibility and effectiveness of a smoking cessation writing intervention for young LGBQ+ women. This study is in-progress. Do you want to quit smoking cigarettes? Join our research study for 18-30 year old sexual minority women who want to quit smoking! You can earn up to $80 for completing a brief survey, a 2-day writing intervention, plus a 2-week follow-up. Take the 5-minute survey to see if you are eligible! Click Here
Implicit Cognitions of Marijuana Use
This study examines attitudes about marijuana use, and related health (e.g., mental health) and psychological (e.g., resilience) correlates. We will use the Implicit Association Task to examine attitudes towards marijuana. Differences on sex and sexual identity will be examined, as well current marijuana use status (past 30-day user vs. not). This study is in-progress and available for ODU students who are currently enrolled in the SONA Research Participation System. The survey is completed in the research lab in MGB on the ODU Norfolk campus. To sign up for the study go to the SONA webpage. Those who are eligible (18 years and older) and complete the study will receive 1.5 SONA research credits.
Cigarette Use and Mindfulness among Young Adult Sexual Minority Women
In this study we will examine the relationship between mindfulness and cigarette use and related factors (e.g., nicotine dependence, other tobacco use) among a sample of young adult LGBQ+ women. This study is in-progress and available for ODU students who are currently enrolled in the SONA Research Participation System. The survey is completely online and available for sign up through the SONA webpage. Those who are eligible and complete the survey will receive 1 SONA research credit.
Factors related to Marijuana Use among Young Adult Women
This cross-sectional survey study examined factors related to cannabis use such as motives, attitudes, demand, and harm perceptions. Routes of administration (e.g., blunts, vaping) were also examined.
Currently, we have published one manuscript from this dataset examining differences between sexual minority women and heterosexual women on route of cannabis administration and cannabis use frequency in the past 30-days. See publication here.