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Theo Sandfort, Ph.D. Director, Training Program Co-Director, Development Core Professor of Clinical Sociomedical Sciences (in Psychiatry) |
selected publications
1. Yi H, Shidlo A, & Sandfort TG. Assessing maladaptive responses to the stress of being at-risk of HIV infection among HIV-negative gay men in New York City. Journal of Sex Research, 48: 62-73, 2011. PMC:2891415
2. Bos HMW, & Sandfort TGM. Children’s psychosocial adjustment and gender development in lesbian and two-mother families and heterosexual families. Sex Roles 62:114-126, 2010. NIHMSID # 146836
3. Sandfort TGM, Bos HMW, Collier KL, & Metselaar M. School environment and the mental health of sexual minority youths: A study among Dutch young adolescents. American Journal of Public Health 100: 1696-1700, 2010. PMC:2920966
4. Yi H, Sandfort T, & Shidlo A. Effects of disengagement coping with HIV risk on unprotected sex among HIV-negative gay men in New York City. Health Psychology 29:205-214, 2010. NIHMSID# 147799
5. Sandfort TGM, Bakker F, Schellevis F, & Vanwesenbeeck I. Coping styles as mediator of sexual orientation-related health differences. Archives of Sexual Behavior 38:253-263, 2009.
6. Sandfort TGM, Nel J, Rich E, Reddy V, & Yi H. HIV testing and self-reported HIV status in South African MSM: Results from a community-based survey. Sexually Transmitted Infections 84:425–429, 2008. PMC:2662340
7. Sandfort TGM, Orr M, Hirsch JS, & Santelli J. Long-term health consequences of timing of sexual initiation: Results from a national U.S. study. American Journal of Public Health 98(1):155-161, 2008. PMC:2156059
8. Van Bergen JEAM, Kerssens JJ, Schellevis FG, Sandfort TG, Coenen TT, & Bindels PJ. Sexually transmitted infection health-care seeking behaviour in the Netherlands: General practitioner attends to the majority of sexually transmitted infection consultations. International Journal of STD & AIDS 18:374-379, 2007.
9. Bakker FC, Sandfort TGM, Vanwesenbeeck I, van Lindert H, & Westert GP. Use of health care services higher for homosexuals and bisexuals than for heterosexuals; findings from a Dutch population survey. Social Science & Medicine 63:2022-2030, 2006.
10. Sandfort TGM, Bakker F, Schellevis F, Vanwesenbeeck I, & Van Lindert H. Sexual orientation and mental and physical health status: Findings from a Dutch population survey. American Journal of Public Health 96(6):1119-1125, 2006.
11. Dodge B, Sandfort TGM, Yarber WL, de Wit JBF. Sexual health across national cultures: Male college students in the United States and the Netherlands. American Journal of Health Behavior 29:172-182, 2005.
12. Sandfort TGM & Ehrhardt AA. Sexual health: A useful public health paradigm or a moral imperative? Archives of Sexual Behavior 33:181-187, 2004.
13. Sandfort TGM, de Graaf R, Bijl RV, Schnabel P. Sexual orientation and psychiatric disorders: Findings from the Netherlands Mental Health Survey and Incidence Study (NEMESIS). Archives of General Psychiatry 50(1):85-91, 2001.
14. Friedrich WN, Sandfort TGM, Oostveen J, & Cohen-Kettenis PT. Cultural differences in sexual behavior: 2-6 year old Dutch and American children. Journal of Psychology and Human Sexuality 12:117-128, 2000.
15. Bochow M, Chiarotti F, Davies P, Dubois-Arber F, Dür W, Fouchard F, Gruet F, McManus T, Markert S, Sandfort T, Sasse H, Schiltz MA, Tielman R, & Wasserfallen F. Sexual behaviour of gay and bisexual men in eight European countries. AIDS Care 6:533-549, 1994.
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Theo Sandfort, Ph.D.
Director, Training Program
Co-Director, Development Core
Professor of Clinical Sociomedical Sciences
(in Psychiatry)
TEL: 212-543-5925
FAX: 212-543-6003
tgs2001@columbia.edu
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