Amy L Hequembourg (Amy Hequembourg)

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Publication Activity (10 Years)

Years Active: 2019-2023
Publications (10 Years): 5

Top Topics

Cross Sectional

Intimate Partner Violence

Top Venues

Aggressive behavior

International journal of environmental research and public health

Current psychiatry reports

SAGE open medicine

University at Buffalo

University at Buffalo (PHD)

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Affiliation History

University at Buffalo Sep 01 2018

United States

Associate Professor :: School of Nursing

University at Buffalo Aug 28 2006 - Aug 31 2018

United States

Senior Research Scientist :: Research Institute on Addictions

Education History

University at Buffalo

United States

PHD :: Sociology

State University of New York Fredonia

United States

BSC :: Health Services Administration

Publications

Dominic J Parrott, Konrad Bresin, Amy L Hequembourg, Brynne Velia, Kevin M Swartout, Cynthia A Stappenbeck, Katherine E Masyn, Jessica L Grom
Dyadic effects of minority stress and problematic alcohol use on sexual intimate partner violence in same sex couples. Aggressive behavior (2023)
Jessica A Blayney, Anna E Jaffe, Amy L Hequembourg, Dominic J Parrott
Sexual Victimization Among Sexual and Gender Minoritized Groups: Recent Research and Future Directions. Current psychiatry reports (2023)
Dominic J Parrott, Konrad Bresin, Amy L Hequembourg, Brynne Velia, Kevin M Swartout, Cynthia A Stappenbeck, Katherine E Masyn, Jessica L Grom
Dyadic effects of minority stress and problematic alcohol use on sexual intimate partner violence in same sex couples. Aggressive behavior (2023)
Samantha Auerbach, Kafuli Agbemenu, Rebecca A Lorenz, Amy L Hequembourg, Gretchen E Ely
Contraceptive Behavior in Appalachia: Exploring Use, Nonuse, and Contraceptive Attitudes. International journal of environmental research and public health 20 (19) (2023)
Amy L Hequembourg, Christina Panagakis
Maximizing respondent-driven sampling field procedures in the recruitment of sexual minorities for health research. SAGE open medicine 7 (2019)