Cassidy Sandoval

Assistant Professor

Appalachian State University

Affiliations

Appalachian State University

College of Arts and Sciences

Department Of Psychology

Cassidy Sandoval is currently serving as an Appalachian State University Assistant Professor at Appalachian State University.

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Cassidy Sandoval

Appalachian State University

Assistant Professor

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behavioral sciences psychology mental health clinical psychology health psychology psychiatry social psychology behavioral health psychopathology women's health addictive behaviors human behavior women's studies behavioral research family psychology lgbt health psychological assessment psychoneuroendocrinology meta-analysis psychosocial research domestic violence partner violence behavior therapy human sexuality weight bias internalization alcohol use sexual minority women same-sex relationships binge eating sexual minority social sciences experimental psychology counseling psychology applied cognitive psychology neuropsychopharmacology experimental medicine feminist criminology psychological methods psychological trauma sexual abuse lgbt youth occupational health psychology psychosocial factors psychopharmacology experimental pharmacology minority stress experimental psychopathology correctional practice couple therapy mating psychology protocol analysis lived experience adolescent psychology environmental psychology psychological violence sexual violence black experience behavioral medicine veterinary behavioral medicine concurrent mental health personal relationships intimate relationships biological psychology food choice conceptually-related correlates construct validity daily lives dyadic examination intimate partner aggression relationship functioning body dissatisfaction actor-partner interdependence model same-sex female couples heterosexual young women behavior change (public health) health promotion social science research adolescent health medical internet research social determinants of health psychological medicine physical activity behavioral nutrition child nutrition behavioral disorders sociology rural health population health obesity applied social psychology health equity public health nutrition preventive medicine applied psychology wellness substance use health education hunger in the united states health sciences health policy public health global health eating disorders pediatric obesity family medicine medical sociology weight disorders health communication social impact environmental health perspective body composition preventive healthcare stigma public health ethics positive behavior interventions health planning harm reduction jama psychiatry

Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Are Affective States Associated With Disordered Eating Behaviors in the Daily Lives of Sexual Minority and Heterosexual Young Women?: An Ecological Momentary Assessment Study. Annals of Behavioral Medicine (2025)

Exploring Help-Seeking Behaviors Among Black Sexual Minority Cisgender Women in Late Adolescence: The Role of Abuse Experiences. Journal of Interpersonal Violence (2025)

Lauren V. ButlerCassidy M. SandovalCharlotte A. DawsonKristin E. Heron

violence against womensexual violencehelp-seeking behaviorsbehavioral sciencesafrican american studiesinterpersonal violencevulnerabilitygender studieslate adolescencepsychological violenceblack experiencedomestic violenceracial discriminationstigmapartner violencesexual abuselgbt youthpsychological traumaabuse experiences

Pregnant Adults’ Interest in Physical and Mental Health Behavior Change Interventions Using Mobile Technology. Journal of Technology in Behavioral Science (2025)

Refining an Ecological Momentary Assessment Study of Binge Eating Among Sexual Minority and Heterosexual Young Women: A Mixed Methods Pilot Study. UNC Libraries (2025)

The Roles of Scholars in Advancing Addiction and Behavioral Health Treatment. (2025)

Daily Relationship Functioning and Disordered Eating Behaviors Among Sexual Minority Women in Same-Sex Relationships. Annals of Behavioral Medicine (2024)

Kelly A RomanoCassidy M SandovalRobin J LewisKristin E Heron

psychopathologysame-sex relationshipsbehavioral disordersbehavioral researchfamily psychologybehavioral healthbehavior therapyconcurrent mental healthmental healthdaily relationship functioningwomen's healthbiological psychiatrysexual minority womeneating behaviorsbehavioral medicinepsychologyveterinary behavioral medicinepsychiatryhealth psychologyclinical psychologypsychoneuroendocrinologybehavioral sciences

A Dyadic Examination of Alcohol Use and Intimate Partner Aggression Among Women in Same-Sex Relationships. Addictive Behaviors (2022)

Ruschelle M. LeoneSarah J. EhlkeAlyssa NorrisCassidy M. SandovalLauren V. ButlerBarbara WinsteadMichelle KelleyRobin J. Lewis

same-sex relationshipscouple therapybehavioral researchcriminologyhuman behaviorintimate partner aggressionmental healthaddictive behaviorssocial psychologydeviance (sociology)dyadic examinationpsychologysociologyfeminist criminologydomestic violencewomen's studiesalcohol usepartner violencemating psychologybehavioral sciencescorrectional practice

A Meta-Analysis of Associations Between Weight Bias Internalization and Conceptually-Related Correlates: A Step Towards Improving Construct Validity. Clinical Psychology Review (2022)

Kelly A. RomanoKristin E. HeronCassidy M. SandovalLindsay M. HowardRachel I. MacIntyreTyler B. Mason

meta-analysisstatisticsclinical psychologyconstruct validityconceptually-related correlatespsychologyweight bias internalizationbehavioral sciences

Does Fat Talk Affect Relationship and Sexual Satisfaction?: Adults' Perceptions of Fat Talk in a Fictional Romantic Relationship. Eating Behaviors (2022)

interpersonal relationshipsfat talkintimate relationshipsinterpersonal communicationpersonal relationshipsfictional romantic relationshippsychologysexual behaviorapplied social psychologyaffect relationshiphuman sexualitysocial psychologybehavioral sciences

Rationale and Design of an Ecological Momentary Assessment Study Examining Predictors of Binge Eating Among Sexual Minority and Heterosexual Young Women: Protocol for the Health and Experiences in Real Life (Her Life) Study. JMIR Research Protocols (2022)

Kristin E HeronAbby L BraitmanCharlotte A DawsonCassidy M SandovalLauren V ButlerAlicia MoulderRobin J Lewis

real lifequeer theorybinge eatingadolescent healthbehavioral sciencespsychological assessmentadolescent psychologysexual minoritybehavioral healthenvironmental psychologymental healthaddictive behaviorsheterosexual young womenpsychological methodslgbt healthpsychologylived experiencehealth psychologyprotocol analysispsychoneuroendocrinologypublic healthqualitative research