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Amanda Brouwer

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Winona State University

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College of Liberal Arts

Psychology

Amanda Brouwer is currently serving as a College Of Liberal Arts Professor at Winona State University.

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psychology behavioral sciences applied social psychology health promotion public health health psychology behavior change (public health) self-care intervention adolescent health sexual health health sciences diabetes motivation diabetes care positive behavior interventions diabetes mellitus diabetes management self-monitoring type 2 women's health behavioral nutrition pediatric diabetes diabetes research youth services sexual behavior lifestyle changes self-efficacy theory blood pressure self-as-doer identity behavioral responses identity (social science) diabetes therapies public health nutrition social medicine food choice mating psychology victimology sexual harassment health care disparities health inequities health disparities peer-led hypertension intervention diabetes self-care behaviors lgbt health lgbt youth homosexuality transgender health behavioral research alternative sexuality identity issues social isolation sexual identity feminist perspectives behavior prediction behavioral insights patient empowerment spirituality christian practice religiosity community health psychosocial research health outcomes psychosocial factors social stress social-emotional wellbeing primary care practice health care experiences differential homophobia identity disclosure healthy eating behaviors healthy diet behaviors christian vocation college adjustment identity status intervening effects shared illness social psychological factors health behaviors chronic disease physical activity

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Social Determinants of Health and Health Outcomes: The Mediating Role of Coping Strategies.. WMJ (2020)

public healthpsychosocial factorsmental healthapplied social psychologywell-beingsocial determinants of healthpsychologysocial medicinesocial stresssocial determinantshealth outcomescoping strategiessocial-emotional wellbeingpsychological medicine

Anderson, Brouwer, Wendorf Amp; Cahill (2016) Women’s Behavioral Responses to the Threat of a Hypothetical Date Rape Stimulus: A Qualitative Analysis. (2019)

RaeAnn AndersonAmanda BrouwerAngela R. WendorfShawn P Cahill

criminologysocial sciencespsychological violenceexperimental social psychologyexperimental psychologybehavioral responseswomen's healthbehavioral sciencespsychological traumamating psychologyqualitative researchapplied social psychologypsychologysocial psychologywomen's studiessexual harassmentfeminist researchfeminist criminologyvictimology

The Self-As-Doer Identity and Physical Activity: The Mediating Effect of Self-Efficacy for Managing Physical Activity Barriers. Identity (2019)

self-managementpositive behavior interventionsapplied social psychologyhealth psychologyphysical activitypsychologyhealth promotionself-efficacy theoryself-monitoringmediating effectself-as-doer identityapplied psychologybehavioral sciences

What Happens After the In-Season?: Exploring Off-Season Stress of College Football Athletes. Journal of Psychology and the Behavioral Sciences (2019)

sport physical therapyperformance studiescollege football athletespsychologysport medicinesport sciencesport psychologyoff-season stressstress (biology)athletic traininghuman performancebehavioral sciences

An Alternative School Model for Pregnant and Parenting Teens: A Qualitative Analysis. Child and Adolescent Social Work Journal (2018)

youth servicesqualitative analysissociologyadolescent healtheducationhealth educationadolescenceadolescent psychologyalternative school modelapplied developmental psychologyteenage pregnancy

Cancer Was a Speed Bump in My Path to Enlightenment: A Qualitative Analysis of Emerging Adult Survivors' Childhood Cancer Experiences. Journal of Psychosocial Oncology (2017)

speed bumpcancer carequalitative analysiscancer educationnursingadolescent healthlived experiencequalitative researchfamily medicineoncologychildhood cancer experiencessupportive care

“Cancer Was a Speed Bump in My Path to Enlightenment:” a Qualitative Analysis of Situational Coping Experiences Among Young Adult Survivors of Childhood Cancer. Journal of Psychosocial Oncology (2017)

Rebecca H. FosterAmanda M. BrouwerRobyn DillonMatthew J. BitskoKamar GodderMarilyn Stern

situational coping experiencesyoung adult survivorschildhood cancerpsychosocial researchhealth psychologyqualitative researchpsychologypsychiatryoncologyresiliencebehavioral sciences

Motivation for Health Behavior Change: The Self-As-Doer Identity. (2017)

behavior change (individual)applied social psychologyhealth psychologypsychologyhealth promotionhealth behavior changesocial identityapplied psychologybehavior change (public health)behavioral sciences

Motivation for Sustaining Health Behavior Change. Routledge eBooks (2017)

positive behavior interventionsmotivationhealth promotionhealth behavior changelifestyle supportpreventive medicinelifestyle changesbehavior change (public health)health policy

Motivation for Sustaining Health Behavior Change: The Self-As-Doer Identity. (2017)

self-care interventionmotivationapplied social psychologypsychologyhealth promotionhealth behavior changelifestyle changessocial identitysupportive carebehavior change (public health)

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Amanda Brouwer

Professor

Winona State University

Affiliations

College of Liberal Arts

Psychology

Amanda Brouwer is currently serving as a College Of Liberal Arts Professor at Winona State University.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Amanda Brouwer

Winona State University

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Social Determinants of Health and Health Outcomes: The Mediating Role of Coping Strategies.. WMJ (2020)

Anderson, Brouwer, Wendorf Amp; Cahill (2016) Women’s Behavioral Responses to the Threat of a Hypothetical Date Rape Stimulus: A Qualitative Analysis. (2019)

RaeAnn AndersonAmanda BrouwerAngela R. WendorfShawn P Cahill

The Self-As-Doer Identity and Physical Activity: The Mediating Effect of Self-Efficacy for Managing Physical Activity Barriers. Identity (2019)

What Happens After the In-Season?: Exploring Off-Season Stress of College Football Athletes. Journal of Psychology and the Behavioral Sciences (2019)

An Alternative School Model for Pregnant and Parenting Teens: A Qualitative Analysis. Child and Adolescent Social Work Journal (2018)

youth servicesqualitative analysissociologyadolescent healtheducationhealth educationadolescenceadolescent psychologyalternative school modelapplied developmental psychologyteenage pregnancy

Cancer Was a Speed Bump in My Path to Enlightenment: A Qualitative Analysis of Emerging Adult Survivors' Childhood Cancer Experiences. Journal of Psychosocial Oncology (2017)

speed bumpcancer carequalitative analysiscancer educationnursingadolescent healthlived experiencequalitative researchfamily medicineoncologychildhood cancer experiencessupportive care

Rebecca H. FosterAmanda M. BrouwerRobyn DillonMatthew J. BitskoKamar GodderMarilyn Stern

situational coping experiencesyoung adult survivorschildhood cancerpsychosocial researchhealth psychologyqualitative researchpsychologypsychiatryoncologyresiliencebehavioral sciences

Motivation for Health Behavior Change: The Self-As-Doer Identity. (2017)

Motivation for Sustaining Health Behavior Change. Routledge eBooks (2017)

positive behavior interventionsmotivationhealth promotionhealth behavior changelifestyle supportpreventive medicinelifestyle changesbehavior change (public health)health policy

Motivation for Sustaining Health Behavior Change: The Self-As-Doer Identity. (2017)

self-care interventionmotivationapplied social psychologypsychologyhealth promotionhealth behavior changelifestyle changessocial identitysupportive carebehavior change (public health)

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