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Christopher D. Gjesfjeld, Ph.D.

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2008 University of Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh, PA, United States 
Area:
Social Work, Social Psychology, Clinical Psychology
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Catherine G. Greeno grad student 2008 University of Pittsburgh
 (Economic hardship, social support, and maternal depression: A test of the social support deterioration model.)

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Weaver A, Gjesfjeld C. (2014) Barriers to Preventive Services Use for Rural Women in the Southeastern United States Social Work Research. 38: 225-234
Hall SA, Gjesfjeld CD. (2013) Clergy: A partner in rural mental health? Journal of Rural Mental Health. 37: 50-57
Gjesfjeld CD, Weaver A, Schommer K. (2012) Rural Women's Transitions to Motherhood: Understanding Social Support in a Rural Community Journal of Family Social Work. 15: 435-448
Gjesfjeld CD, Jung JK. (2011) How far?: Using geographical information systems (GIS) to examine maternity care access for expectant mothers in a rural state. Social Work in Health Care. 50: 682-93
Gjesfjeld C, Kennedy M. (2011) Outpatient Commitment on the Ground: Listening to Consumers and Providers Advances in Social Work. 12: 152-163
Gjesfjeld CD, Greeno CG, Kim KH, et al. (2010) Economic Stress, Social Support, and Maternal Depression: Is Social Support Deterioration Occurring? Social Work Research. 34: 135-143
Colonna-Pydyn C, Gjesfjeld CD, Greeno CG. (2007) The factor structure of the barriers to treatment participation scale (BTPS): implications for future barriers scale development. Administration and Policy in Mental Health. 34: 563-9
Gjesfjeld CD, Greeno CG, Kim KH. (2007) A Confirmatory Factor Analysis of an Abbreviated Social Support Instrument: The MOS-SSS Research On Social Work Practice. 18: 231-237
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