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Catherine Walker O'Neal

Assistant Professor

University of Georgia

Affiliations

College of Family and Consumer Sciences

Human Development and Family Science

Catherine Walker O'neal is currently serving as a College Of Family And Consumer Sciences Assistant Professor at University of Georgia.

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Catherine Walker O'Neal

University of Georgia

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psychology mental health public health behavioral sciences family psychology social sciences adolescent health health psychology adolescent psychology adolescence well-being family relations later adulthood ageing family process military psychology social gerontology geriatrics marriage developmental psychology developmental psychopathology family issues occupational health psychology family violence midlife health adult development young adults depressive symptoms social determinants of health child psychology family dynamics life course family relationships behavioral health intergenerational relations early socioeconomic adversity marital therapy work-family interface correctional practice loneliness older african americans early life course young adulthood social science research family studies community psychology psychosocial research parental care healthy aging military couples mid-later years applied developmental psychology economic psychology neuroscience of aging applied social psychology work adjustment juvenile delinquency subjective well-being adolescent medicine geriatric medicine physical health dyadic analysis family functioning behavioral nutrition behavioral research worker health health inequities behavioral medicine child mental health community building psychosocial factors family economic hardship stressful life events relationship provisions economic pressure health behaviors education financial literacy family medicine military families family stress program evaluation

Notable Scholarly Works

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Family Financial Socialization and Financial Capabilities of the U.S. Military Service Members: Do Demographics Matter?. Journal of Financial Counseling and Planning (2024)

Catherine Walker O’NealMallory Lucier-GreerRachel Maureen Okamoto

military contextfinancefinancial capabilitiesmilitary familiesfamily financial socializationdemography

Finances and Fights: How Military Members’ Financial Attitudes and Behaviors Are Linked to Romantic Relationship Processes and Outcomes. Journal of Financial Counseling and Planning (2024)

Clairee PetersonCatherine Walker O’NealMallory Lucier-GreerRachel Okamoto

romantic relationship processesfinancefinancial attitudesmilitary membersbehavioral sciences

Meredith L. FarnsworthCatherine W. O’Neal

military-related stresswork-family interfacemilitary psychologyadolescent childrenwork-family impactbehavioral sciences

Is Unit Cohesion a Double-Edged Sword? a Moderated Mediation Model of Combat Exposure, Work Stressors, and Marital Satisfaction. Journal of Social and Personal Relationships (2024)

Nick Frye-CoxMallory Lucier-GreerCatherine Walker O’NealEvin Winkleman Richardson

combat exposuremarital satisfactionorganizational psychologywork stressorsorganizational behaviormoderated mediation modelsociologyapplied social psychologymilitary psychologysocial science researchdouble-edged swordsocial sciencessocial psychologyunit cohesionbehavioral sciences

Mental Health Profiles of Depressive Symptoms and Personal Well‐Being Among Active‐Duty Military Families. Family Process (2024)

Catherine Walker O'NealJustin A. LavnerTodd M. JensenMallory Lucier‐Greer

family psychologypsychologymilitary psychologyfamily processmental healthpublic healthactive-duty military familiesdepressiondepressive symptomspsychiatrypersonal well-beinghealth psychology

Military‐Connected Adolescents' Coping Strategies and Psychological Well‐Being: The Moderating Role of Family Functioning. Child & Family Social Work (2024)

Meredith L. FarnsworthCatherine W. O'Neal

child psychologyfamily functioningeducational psychologypsychological well-beingadolescent healthmilitary psychologyrehabilitationmilitary-connected adolescentssocial sciencessocial workadolescent psychologybehavioral sciences

Psychopathological Symptoms and Resilience Processes Among Korean Adolescents in the Context of Neighborhood Disadvantage. Journal of Youth and Adolescence (2024)

Seo Woo LeeTae Kyoung LeeKandauda A. S. WickramaCatherine Walker O’Neal

psychopathologyadolescencepsychopathological symptomsresiliencesocial isolationkorean adolescentsresilience processespsychologyadolescent healthmental healthneighborhood disadvantageadolescent psychology

Trends in the Annual Incidence Rates of Child Sexual Abuse and Child Maltreatment Over the Past 25 Years in the United States. Child Abuse Review (2024)

Mallory Lucier‐GreerKaylee ShortEmily Marie WrightCatherine Walker O'Neal

child maltreatmentunited stateshealth sciencesannual incidence rateschild sexual abusecriminologypsychiatric epidemiologymental healthpublic healthshort-term variabilityepidemiology

Adolescent Difficulties During Parental Deployment and Anxiety: A Focus on Measurement and Family Processes. Child & Family Social Work (2023)

Haley ShermanCatherine Walker O'NealAllison TidwellMallory Lucier‐Greer

psychologyadolescent healthparental deploymentadolescent difficultiessocial sciencesadolescent psychologybehavioral sciences

Continuity in Hostile Family Relationships Mediated by Family Psychopathology: An Application of Systems Perspective.. Journal of Family Psychology (2023)

Tae Kyoung LeeKandauda A S WickramaCatherine Walker O'Neal

family psychologypsychologymental healthfamily psychopathologysocial sciencesbehavioral scienceshostile family relationships

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Catherine Walker O'Neal

Assistant Professor

University of Georgia

Affiliations

College of Family and Consumer Sciences

Human Development and Family Science

Catherine Walker O'neal is currently serving as a College Of Family And Consumer Sciences Assistant Professor at University of Georgia.

Honors

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Experiences

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Catherine Walker O'Neal

University of Georgia

Assistant Professor

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Family Financial Socialization and Financial Capabilities of the U.S. Military Service Members: Do Demographics Matter?. Journal of Financial Counseling and Planning (2024)

Catherine Walker O’NealMallory Lucier-GreerRachel Maureen Okamoto

military contextfinancefinancial capabilitiesmilitary familiesfamily financial socializationdemography

Finances and Fights: How Military Members’ Financial Attitudes and Behaviors Are Linked to Romantic Relationship Processes and Outcomes. Journal of Financial Counseling and Planning (2024)

Clairee PetersonCatherine Walker O’NealMallory Lucier-GreerRachel Okamoto

romantic relationship processesfinancefinancial attitudesmilitary membersbehavioral sciences

Meredith L. FarnsworthCatherine W. O’Neal

military-related stresswork-family interfacemilitary psychologyadolescent childrenwork-family impactbehavioral sciences

Is Unit Cohesion a Double-Edged Sword? a Moderated Mediation Model of Combat Exposure, Work Stressors, and Marital Satisfaction. Journal of Social and Personal Relationships (2024)

Nick Frye-CoxMallory Lucier-GreerCatherine Walker O’NealEvin Winkleman Richardson

Mental Health Profiles of Depressive Symptoms and Personal Well‐Being Among Active‐Duty Military Families. Family Process (2024)

Catherine Walker O'NealJustin A. LavnerTodd M. JensenMallory Lucier‐Greer

family psychologypsychologymilitary psychologyfamily processmental healthpublic healthactive-duty military familiesdepressiondepressive symptomspsychiatrypersonal well-beinghealth psychology

Military‐Connected Adolescents' Coping Strategies and Psychological Well‐Being: The Moderating Role of Family Functioning. Child & Family Social Work (2024)

Meredith L. FarnsworthCatherine W. O'Neal

Psychopathological Symptoms and Resilience Processes Among Korean Adolescents in the Context of Neighborhood Disadvantage. Journal of Youth and Adolescence (2024)

Seo Woo LeeTae Kyoung LeeKandauda A. S. WickramaCatherine Walker O’Neal

Trends in the Annual Incidence Rates of Child Sexual Abuse and Child Maltreatment Over the Past 25 Years in the United States. Child Abuse Review (2024)

Mallory Lucier‐GreerKaylee ShortEmily Marie WrightCatherine Walker O'Neal

child maltreatmentunited stateshealth sciencesannual incidence rateschild sexual abusecriminologypsychiatric epidemiologymental healthpublic healthshort-term variabilityepidemiology

Adolescent Difficulties During Parental Deployment and Anxiety: A Focus on Measurement and Family Processes. Child & Family Social Work (2023)

Haley ShermanCatherine Walker O'NealAllison TidwellMallory Lucier‐Greer

psychologyadolescent healthparental deploymentadolescent difficultiessocial sciencesadolescent psychologybehavioral sciences

Continuity in Hostile Family Relationships Mediated by Family Psychopathology: An Application of Systems Perspective.. Journal of Family Psychology (2023)

Tae Kyoung LeeKandauda A S WickramaCatherine Walker O'Neal

family psychologypsychologymental healthfamily psychopathologysocial sciencesbehavioral scienceshostile family relationships

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