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Steffany J. Fredman

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Pennsylvania State University

Steffany J. Fredman is currently serving as an Associate Professor at Pennsylvania State University.

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Pennsylvania State University

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psychology psychiatry mental health behavioral sciences post-traumatic stress disorder family psychology clinical psychology trauma counseling psychology military psychology psychopathology cognitive-behavioral conjoint therapy cognitive science couple therapy traumatology ptsd symptoms child development occupational health psychology family therapy health psychology cognitive therapy applied psychology family process developmental psychopathology child psychology psychological trauma therapeutic relationship cognitive psychology behavior therapy psychosocial research correctional practice partner accommodation service members family relations clinical psychiatry behavior analysis applied social psychology psychological science occupational therapy social science research marriage parental care clinical practice significant others black couples treatment outcomes related conditions military dyads applied cognitive psychology developmental psychology human relations american studies interracial relationships family relationships psychosocial issues psychoanalytic psychotherapy behavior management behavior modification social gerontology health disparities life course social epidemiology socioeconomics meta-analysis individual therapy child mental health treatment options behavioral health psychometrics intervention development theory-driven research military-related ptsd cognitive-behavioral couple therapy interpersonal context initial testing community sample contemporary family therapy well-being family adaptation family medicine

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Associations Among Ptsd Symptoms, Fear of Emotion, and Couple Communication Difficulties: A Between-Person Dyadic Analysis. Behaviour Research and Therapy (2024)

Steffany J FredmanJeesun LeeYunying LeEmily TavernaAmy D Marshall

social communication disorderdating violencepartner violencecounseling psychologybehavioral sciencesmilitary psychologyinterpersonal communicationpsychological traumafamily violencebetween-person dyadic analysisptsd symptomspsychopathologycouple communication difficultiespsychologybehavioral researchsocial stresspsychiatrypsychological co-morbiditiesanxiety disordersmental healthpost-traumatic stress disorder

Impact of the Revised Va/Dod Clinical Practice Guideline for Management of Posttraumatic Stress Disorder and Acute Stress Disorder for Couples and Families: Commentary on Lang Et Al. (2024). Journal of Traumatic Stress (2024)

Candice M. MonsonSteffany J. FredmanSkye FitzpatrickAlexandra MacdonaldNicole D. Pukay‐MartinMegan Shepherd‐BaniganEmily R. DworkinBrandi LuedtkeRachel DekelYael Shoval‐ZuckermanFred SautterShirley M. Glynn

medicinehospital medicineemergency medicinemental healthtraumatologyacute stress disorderpsychiatrytraumaclinical practiceintensive careclinical guidance

Intensive, Multi-Couple Group Treatment. (2024)

Steffany J. FredmanTabatha H. BlountVanessa JacobyCandice M. MonsonAlan L. Peterson

group processtreatment developmentcouple therapypsychologymulti-couple group treatment

Interparental Conflict Spillover: Examining Parental Depression Risk Pathways.. Journal of Family Psychology (2024)

Jeesun LeeCarlie J SloanSteffany J FredmanGregory M Fosco

family dynamicsfamily processmental healthpsychologyfamily psychologyinterparental conflict spillover

Pretreatment Relationship Characteristics Predict Outcomes From an Uncontrolled Trial of Intensive, Multicouple Group Ptsd Treatment.. Journal of Family Psychology (2024)

Steffany J FredmanYunying LeCandice M MonsonJacqueline A MogleAlexandra MacdonaldTabatha H BlountBrittany N Hall-ClarkBrooke A FinaKatherine A DondanvilleJim MintzBrett T LitzStacey Young-McCaughanJeffrey S YarvisTerence M KeaneAlan L Peterson

outcomes researchuncontrolled trialclinical psychologymental healthpost-traumatic stress disorderpsychologypretreatment relationship characteristicspsychiatryfamily psychologybehavioral sciences

The Significant Others’ Responses to Trauma Scale (Sorts): Applying Factor Analysis and Item Response Theory to a Measure of Ptsd Symptom Accommodation. European journal of psychotraumatology (2024)

Johanna Thompson-HollandsDaniel J. LeeElizabeth S. AllenNicole D. Pukay-MartinSarah B. CampbellKathleen M. ChardKeith D. RenshawJoel G. SprungerErica BirkleyKatherine A. DondanvilleBrett T. LitzDavid S. RiggsRichard P. SchobitzJeffrey S. YarvisStacey Young-McCaughanTerence M. KeaneAlan L. PetersonCandice M. MonsonSteffany J. Fredman

significant othersmental healthpsychopathologyconceptual analysispost-traumatic stress disorderpsychologytraumatologypsychiatrytraumavictimologyfactor analysisitem response theoryptsd symptom accommodationbehavioral sciences

An Exploration of Potential Pressures to Engage in Parenting Accommodation of Ptsd Symptoms for Military Couples. Family Process (2023)

Elizabeth S. AllenKeith D. RenshawSteffany J. Fredman

family therapyrehabilitationfamily involvementfamily processchild developmentpost-traumatic stress disorderfamily medicinepsychiatrypotential pressuresmilitary couplescorrectional practiceparental careptsd symptoms

Love, Health, and the ‘Hood: An Examination of Romantic Relationship Adjustment and Perceived Neighborhood Quality as Predictors of Partnered Black Americans’ Long-Term Psychological Health.. Journal of Psychopathology and Clinical Science (2023)

August I C JenkinsSteffany J FredmanAlyssa A GamaldoValarie KingDavid M Almeida

romantic relationship adjustmentlong-term psychological healthpartnered black americansclinical psychologymental healthpsychopathologysubjective well-beinghealth psychologysocial sciencespsychologypsychosocial researchneighborhood qualitypsychosocial determinantsfamily psychologyurban healthsocial-emotional wellbeingstigmabehavioral sciences

Psychometric Properties of the Self-Injurious Thoughts and Behaviors Interview–Short Form Among U.S. Active Duty Military Service Members and Veterans. Assessment (2023)

Ian H. StanleyBrian P. MarxBrooke A. FinaStacey Young-McCaughanHannah C. TylerDenise M. SloanAbby E. BlankenshipKatherine A. DondanvilleJames L. WalkerJoseph W. BoffaCraig J. BryanLily A. BrownCasey L. StraudJim MintzChadi G. AbdallahSudie E. BackTabatha H. BlountBryann B. DeBeerJulianne FlanaganEdna B. FoaPeter T. FoxSteffany J. FredmanJohn KrystalMeghan E. McDevitt-MurphyDonald D. McGearyKristi E. PruiksmaPatricia A. ResickJohn D. RoachePaulo ShiromaDaniel J. TaylorJennifer Schuster WachenAlexander M. KaplanArgelio L. López-RocaKarin L. NicholsonRichard P. SchobitzChristian C. SchraderAllah-Fard M. SharrieffJeffrey S. YarvisBrett T. LitzTerence M. KeaneAlan L. Peterson

military psychologyself-injurious thoughtshuman behaviorpsychologycognitive sciencepsychometricsbehavioral sciences

Responsivity to Interviewer During Interview-Based Assessment of Physical Intimate Partner Violence.. Psychology of Violence (2023)

Emily TavernaYunying LeSteffany J FredmanJacqueline A MogleMelanie S FischerDonald H BaucomAmy D Marshall

health communicationpsychological traumahuman behaviorpsychopathologysocial sciencespsychologyforensic psychologyoccupational health psychologytraumaviolence against womensocial psychologyinterview-based assessmentvictimologydomestic violencecounseling psychologypsychological assessmentmethodological perspectivesbehavioral sciences

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Steffany J. Fredman

Associate Professor

Pennsylvania State University

Steffany J. Fredman is currently serving as an Associate Professor at Pennsylvania State University.

Honors

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Education

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Steffany J. Fredman

Pennsylvania State University

Associate Professor

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Associations Among Ptsd Symptoms, Fear of Emotion, and Couple Communication Difficulties: A Between-Person Dyadic Analysis. Behaviour Research and Therapy (2024)

Steffany J FredmanJeesun LeeYunying LeEmily TavernaAmy D Marshall

medicinehospital medicineemergency medicinemental healthtraumatologyacute stress disorderpsychiatrytraumaclinical practiceintensive careclinical guidance

Intensive, Multi-Couple Group Treatment. (2024)

Steffany J. FredmanTabatha H. BlountVanessa JacobyCandice M. MonsonAlan L. Peterson

group processtreatment developmentcouple therapypsychologymulti-couple group treatment

Interparental Conflict Spillover: Examining Parental Depression Risk Pathways.. Journal of Family Psychology (2024)

Jeesun LeeCarlie J SloanSteffany J FredmanGregory M Fosco

family dynamicsfamily processmental healthpsychologyfamily psychologyinterparental conflict spillover

Pretreatment Relationship Characteristics Predict Outcomes From an Uncontrolled Trial of Intensive, Multicouple Group Ptsd Treatment.. Journal of Family Psychology (2024)

outcomes researchuncontrolled trialclinical psychologymental healthpost-traumatic stress disorderpsychologypretreatment relationship characteristicspsychiatryfamily psychologybehavioral sciences

An Exploration of Potential Pressures to Engage in Parenting Accommodation of Ptsd Symptoms for Military Couples. Family Process (2023)

Elizabeth S. AllenKeith D. RenshawSteffany J. Fredman

August I C JenkinsSteffany J FredmanAlyssa A GamaldoValarie KingDavid M Almeida

Psychometric Properties of the Self-Injurious Thoughts and Behaviors Interview–Short Form Among U.S. Active Duty Military Service Members and Veterans. Assessment (2023)

military psychologyself-injurious thoughtshuman behaviorpsychologycognitive sciencepsychometricsbehavioral sciences

Responsivity to Interviewer During Interview-Based Assessment of Physical Intimate Partner Violence.. Psychology of Violence (2023)

Emily TavernaYunying LeSteffany J FredmanJacqueline A MogleMelanie S FischerDonald H BaucomAmy D Marshall

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