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Deborah Bybee, Ph.D.
Research Professor
Ecological-Community Psychology
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Sullivan, Campbell, & Bybee (Bybee – Co-PI)
NIMH (R24 MH075941)
Developing a Violence against Women Research Infrastructure
Co-Principal Investigator. Funded by National Institute of Mental Health, 2007-2012.
Collaborative partnership with a community-based, specialty care agency serving female victims of domestic violence or sexual assault to 1) advance knowledge about developing research infrastructure in community settings and establishing collaborative research partnerships; (2) identify and incorporate factors in community settings that may be associated with quality care and optimal outcomes for clients; and (3) test adapted, evidence-based interventions in a community-based agency serving victims of violence against women.
Collaborative partnership with a community-based, specialty care agency serving female victims of domestic violence or sexual assault to 1) advance knowledge about developing research infrastructure in community settings and establishing collaborative research partnerships; (2) identify and incorporate factors in community settings that may be associated with quality care and optimal outcomes for clients; and (3) test adapted, evidence-based interventions in a community-based agency serving victims of violence against women.
Yoshihama (Bybee – Statistical Methodologist) NIJ (2005 WG BX 0009)
Justice System Response to Intimate
Partner Violence in Asian Communities
Co-Investigator.
Interview study of 500 battered women of Asian descent, using life history calendar methodology in order to delineate their life-course experience of interpersonal violence and contact with the criminal justice system.
Interview study of 500 battered women of Asian descent, using life history calendar methodology in order to delineate their life-course experience of interpersonal violence and contact with the criminal justice system.
Campbell & Bybee (Bybee – Co-PI) 01/01/06-12/31/08
NIJ (2005-WG-BX-0003)
A Systems Change Analysis
of SANE Programs: Identifying the Mediating Mechanisms of Criminal Justice
System Impact
Co-Principal Investigator. Funded by the National Institute of Justice. 2006-2007.
The purpose of this project is to determine whether prosecution rates for adult sexual assault cases in a Midwestern community increased after the implementation of a SANE program, and to identify the “critical ingredients” that contributed to that increase.
The purpose of this project is to determine whether prosecution rates for adult sexual assault cases in a Midwestern community increased after the implementation of a SANE program, and to identify the “critical ingredients” that contributed to that increase.