MEDICAL SOCIOLOGY SECTION SESSIONS AT THE 2000 ASA MEETING IN WASHINGTON, D.C.
SATURDAY, AUGUST 12
8:30 a.m.
12. Teaching Workshop. Teaching Medical Sociology
Hilton Washington
Organizer: Diane R. Brown, Wayne State University
Teaching Methods of Sociology and Health Policy for Undergraduates and Non-Majors. Larry Greil, Alfred University
Race, Cultural Issues in Medical Sociology. Erma Lawson, Harvard University
Using Technology Innovative and Methods in Teaching Medical Sociology. Eric R. Wright, Indiana University
Emerging Topics in Medical Sociology. William Cockerham, University of Alabama
21. Section on Sociology of Alcohol and Drugs. Theoretical Innovations in the Study of Drugs and Alcohol
Hilton Washington
Organizer:
Lana Harrison, University of DelawareFrom Center to Margin: Identity Change Processes of Older Injecting Drug Users.
Tammy Anderson and Judith A. Levy, University of Illinois, ChicagoSocial Capital and Drug Use after Treatment: A Study of Treated Heroin Addicts in Hong Kong.
Yuet-wah Cheung and Nicole Wai-ting Cheung, The Chinese University of Hong KongTeenage Smoking and the Adult Transition.
Doris R. Entwisle, Karl L. Alexander, and Linda Steffel Olson, Johns Hopkins UniversityAdolescent Drinking: A Chain of Determinants.
William S. Pooler and Carrie L. Cokely, Syracuse UniversityDiscussion:
Lana Harrison, University of Delaware10:30 a.m.
36. Teaching Workshop. Integrating Multicultural Perspectives into
Health-Related Courses (co-sponsored by the ASA Section on
Medical Sociology)
Hilton Washington
Organizer:
Robin D. Moremen, Northern Illinois UniversityPanel:
Martha Thompson, Northeastern Illinois UniversityAnne Figert
, Loyola University, ChicagoEric Wright
, Indiana UniversityRobert Peralta
, University of DelawareTassy Parker
, University of New Mexico39. Regular Session. Health and Well-Being
Hilton Washington
Organizer:
Mary Clare Lennon, Columbia UniversityAge, Education, and the Sense of Control: A Test of the "Cumulative Advantage" Hypothesis.
Scott Schieman, University of MiamiAdult Disability as a Determinant of the Health of Children in the United States.
Raymond R Hyatt, Jr., Brown UniversityRevisiting the Relationship between Gender, Marital Status, and Mental Illness.
Robin W. Simon, University of IowaGender, Paid Work, and Housework: The Division of Labor within Couples, Perceived Equity, and Self-Rated Health.
Chloe E. Bird, Brown University47. Section on Sociology of Alcohol and Drugs. Policy Directions for the 21st Century in Alcohol and Drug Control
Hilton Washington
Organizer:
Lana Harrison, University of DelawareWhat Policies Affect Heroine Use and HIV?
Bruce D. Johnson, National Development and Research Institutes; and Lisa Maher, University of New South WalesEffects of Drug Treatment for Heroin Sniffers: A Protective Factor against Moving to Injection?
Margaret S. Kelly and Dale D. Chitwood, University of MiamiHarm Reduction Rhetoric and the Limits of Rational Discourse: Practical and Philosophical Problems.
Andrew Hathaway, Center for Addiction and Mental HealthZero Tolerance for Drugs: A Dubious Strategy for Addressing Violent Crime in the 21st Century.
Henry H. Brownstein, University of BaltimoreDiscussion:
Samuel Friedman, National Development and Research Institutes
12:30 p.m.
51. Thematic Session. Health Policy and Inequality
Hilton Washington
Organizer:
David R. Williams, University of MichiganPresider:
Chiquita Collins, University of California, BerkeleyUnderstanding and Reducing Socioeconomic Disparities in Health.
James S. House, University of MichiganRace and Health: Persisting Disparities and Policy Options.
Thomas A. LaVeist, Johns Hopkins UniversityThe Political Determinants of Social Inequalities in Health and Health Policy.
Carlos Muntaner, Johns Hopkins UniversityDiscussion:
Jo Phelan, Columbia University61. Regular Session. Sociology of Emotions
Hilton Washington
Pathways from the Street: Modeling the Transitions from At-Risk
Organizer and Presider:
Carolyn Ellis, University of South FloridaPractices of Empathy in a Women's Prison.
Deborah W. Kilgore, Iowa State UniversityEmotions and Public Sexual Activities during Mardi Gras.
David Redmon, Southwestern UniversityPost Traumatic Stress Disorder: Examination of a Life History from the Perspective of the Sociology of Emotions.
Don Stewart, University of Nevada, Las VegasSelf, Emotion and the Computer.
Mary E. Virnoche, University of Colorado, BoulderSuspicious Bodies, Troubled Minds: Emotionality, Corporeality, and Reflexivity in Handling Heart Disease.
Elizabeth E. Wheatley, Smith College66. Regular Session. Medical Sociology: Migration, Health, and Women's Bodies
Hilton Washington
Organizer:
Lisa Sun-Hee Park, University of Colorado, BoulderPresider:
Brett Stockdill, California State University, PomonaSocial Factors Associated with Violence Against Pregnant Women: A Comparative Study between Morelos (Mexico) and California (United States).
Roberto Castro, National Autonomous University of Mexico; Corinne Peek-Asa and Lorena Garcia, University of California, Los Angeles; and Agustin Ruiz, National Autonomous University of MexicoThe Ties That Heal: Guatemalan Immigrant Women's Networks and Medical Treatment.
Cecilia Menjivar, Arizona State UniversityPolicing Immigrant Women's Bodies: Social Impact of Recent Welfare and Immigration Policies.
Lisa Sun-Hee Park, University of Colorado, Boulder; and Angela Irvine, Northwestern UniversityNegotiating "Responsible Citzenship": Biopolitical SubjectsTalk Back.
Anna Romina Guevarra, University of California, San Francisco69. Regular Session. Seeking Profit, Avoiding Danger: Social Aspects of Risk
Hilton Washington
Organizer:
Carol A Heimer, Northwestern University and American BarFoundation
Presider:
Barry Cohen, Northwestern University and American Bar Foundation Institutionalizing Risk Management: Early Twentieth Century Responses to Medical Research Hazards. Sydney Halpern, University of Illinois, ChicagoSources of Danger in Health Care Organizations: Four Mechanisms in Search of a Theory.
Elizabeth West, Royal College of Nursing InstituteThe Atomic Fallout Shelter as a Metaphor.
Andrew Szasz, University of California, Santa CruzRisk in the Pits: An Ethnography of the Chicago Board of Trade.
Caitlin Zaloom, University of California, BerkeleyDiscussion:
Carol A. Heimer, Northwestern University and American Bar Foundation
76. Section on Sociology of Alcohol and Drugs. Roundtables on the
Sociology of Alcohol and Drugs and Business Meeting
Hilton Washington
Informal Discussion Roundtables (12:30-1:30 p.m.):
Organizer:
Lana Harrison, University of Delaware1. The Risse of Marijuana as the Drug of Choice among Youthful Arrestees.
Andrew Golub and Bruce D. Johnson, National Development and Research InstitutesConsequences of Adolescent Marijuana Use on Young Adult Role Functioning among African-American and Puerto Ricans in New York City.
Richard E. Adams, Judith S. Brook, Elinor B. Balka, and Erica Johnson, Mount Sinai School of Medicine2. Social Norms Theory and College Student Drinking: A Critique and Reformation.
Robert Biggert, Assumption CollegeHow Do Adolescents Perceive Their Social Environment?: The Consequence and Cause of Their Perception of Peer Marijuana Use.
Hyun San Cho, University of North CarolinaUpdating Howard S. Becker's Theories on Marijuana Careers and Using Marijuana for Pleasure.
Michael Hallstone, University ofHawaii3. Social Participation in AA and Delayed Onset to Relapse.
Lisa J. Thomassen, Indiana UniversityRevisiting Age, Period, and Cohort Effects on Drug Use using the National Household Survey on Drug Abuse.
Ju-Sung Lee, Carnegie Mellon University4. Enforcement Strategies in Drug Distribution Networks.
Sylvie C. Tourigny, University of QueenslandVillian or Victim? Social Predictors of Drug Sentencing,1995-1996.
Lisa Pasko5. A Night in Ten Bar Rooms.
Diana L. Wall, University of GeorgiaWe're Not Here for the Alcohol!: Functional Drinking among Members of a Yachting Community.
Jill Harrison, University of New Hampshire6. Age and the Drug-Crime Nexus.
Charles Freeman and Lana Harrison, University of DelawareAn Ethnographers Perspective on Street Drug Markets in One U.S. City.
Lana Harrison, Ronald Beard, and Charles Freeman, University of DelawareSection on Sociology of Alcohol and Drugs Business Meeting (1:30-2:10
p.m.)
2:30 p.m.
88. Open Refereed Roundtables. Welfare, Work, Affirmative Action,
Health and Health Care
Hilton Washington
Organizer:
Che-Fu Lee, The Catholic University of America1. Assessment of Welfare Reform
Table Presider:
Neil G. Bennett, Columbia UniversityAn Evaluation of the Impact of Welfare Reform on the Economic Well-Being of Children, 1995-1998.
Neil G. Bennett, Younghwan Song, and Hsien-Hen Lu, Columbia UniversityOperationalizing the Welfare to Work Agenda: An Analysis of the Development and Execution of a Job Readiness Training Program.
Celeste M. Watkins, Harvard UniversityChild Service Professionals, Poverty, and Welfare Reform.
Gregg Robinson, Grossmont CollegeClass Conflict (including Marxism).
Joel Allen Reisberg, Wagner College93. Regular Session. Medical Sociology: Race/Social Inequality and Health
Hilton Washington
Organizer and Presider:
Lisa Sun-Hee Park, University of Colorado, BoulderThinking about Race: Three Possible Sources of the Racial Disparity in the Use of Medical Services.
Jennifer Malat, University of MichiganSex, Love, Secrets, and Lies: How Inequality Affects Disclosure of HIV Status.
Brett Stockdill and Sergio Antoniuk, California State University, PomonaCulture, Race and Identity: Influences on the Health Practices of Older Mixed Race Americans.
Cathy J. Tashiro, University of Washington, TacomaPsychosocial Risk Factors and Environmental Stressors Associated with Infant Mortality.
Irma T. Elo, University of Pennsylvania; and Jennifer Culhane, Thomas Jefferson UniversityRacing to the Bottom and/or Building from the Ground Up?: Effects of Devolution on Services for the Elderly in the San Francisco Bay Area.
Sara Shostak, Rene Beard, Sheryl Goldberg, and Karen Linkins, University of California San Francisco98. Regular Session. Substance Use, Abuse, and Treatment
Hilton Washington
Organizer and Presider:
Judith A. Richman, University of Illinois, ChicagoAdult Outcomes among Subjects from Alcoholic, Depressed and Non-Symptomatic Families.
Valerie Johnson and Steven Buyske, Rutgers UniversityNeighborhood Disadvantage, Stress, and Drug Abuse among Adults.
Jason D. Boardman and Christopher G. Ellison, University of Texas, Austin; Brian K. Finch, Florida State University; and David Williams and James Jackson, University of MichiganSocial Support Perceptions of Ex-offending Women: Recovery Challenges for Community-Based Drug-Free Treatment.
Anthony J. Lemelle, Purdue University; Gregory Falkin and Sheila Strauss, National Development and Research InstitutesPerceptions of Drinking and Alcoholism among African American Male Collegians.
Vincent E. Miles, Cheyney UniversityDiscussion:
Susan E. Martin, National Institute on Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism103. Section on Aging and the Life Course. Selection Effects as Life Course Processes
Hilton Washington
Organizer and Presider:
Linda K. George, Duke UniversityLife Course as Selection Sequence.
Angela M. O'Rand, Duke UniversityCareers, Gender, and the Life Course: Issues of Selection and Heterogeneity.
Phyllis Moen, Cornell UniversityIllness Careers and Selection Effects.
Carol S. Aneshensel, University of California, Los AngelesCold Fusion in the Social Sciences: The Link between IQ and Job Complexity.
Duane F. Alwin, University of MichiganSUNDAY, AUGUST 13
8:30 a.m.
108. Special Session. Recent Research in the Sociology of Mental
Health (co-sponsored by the ASA Minority Fellowship
Program and the ASA Minority Affairs Program)
Hilton Washington
Organizers:
Jack K. Martin, Kent State University; and Obie Clayton, Morehouse UniversityPresider:
Jack K. Martin, Kent State UniversityEthnic Differences in the Impact of School Context on Students' Mental Health.
Giovanni Burgos and Elbert Almazan, Indiana University, BloomingtonAddicts between a Rock and a Hard Place: Stigma and Boundary Maintenance during a Tuberculosis Health Crisis.
Antonio D. Jimenez, Northwestern UniversityThe Role of Social Factors in Maternal Psychological Well-Being and Pregnancy Outcomes.
Renee B. Canady, Michigan State UniversityPredicting Drug Dependency and Abuse among Ethnic Minority Students.
Robert L. Peralta, University of DelawareDiscussion:
Bernice A. Pescosolido, Indiana University, Bloomington111. Special Session. Substance Abuse, Minority Communities, and the Social Construction of AIDS
Hilton Washington
Organizers:
Anthony J. Lemelle, Purdue University; and Renee White, Central Connecticut State UniversityPresider:
Renee White, Central Connecticut State UniversitySocial Construction of AIDS among Young Heroin Injectors.
Sheigla Murphy, Terrence Murphy, Julia Choe, and Paloma Sales, Institute for Scientific Analysis, San FranciscoWar on Drugs, Black Incarceration and HIV/AIDS Risk Action.
Anthony J. Lemelle, Purdue UniversityHousehold Behavior Patterns and Implications for AIDS: A Case Study.
Eloise Dunlap, National Development and Research InstitutesRomantic Idealism: The Sexual Lives of Black Teenage Females.
Renee White, Central Connecticut State UniversityDiscussion:
Carol F. Black, Purdue University131. Section on Aging and the Life Course. Health and Functioning over the Life Course
Hilton Washington
(This session is dedicated to George Meyers.)
Organizer and Presider:
Ronald P. Abeles, National Institute of HealthChronic Disease in Midlife: The Long Arm of Childhood Experience.
Mark D. Hayward, Pennsylvania State University; Debra Blackwell, National Center for Health Statistics; and Eileen M. Crimmins, University of Southern CaliforniaSocioeconomic Differentials in Functional Status Transitions among the Aged in Wuhan, China.
Jersey Liang, University of Michigan; Xian Liu, Walter Reed Army Medical Center; and Shengzu Gu, Wuhan UniversityPersistent, New, and Resolved Economic Hardship: Does Age Moderate Their Association with Concurrent Change in Depression and Anxiety?
John Mirowsky, Ohio State UniversityFunctional Disability and Religious Service Attendance in Later Life: Examining the Barrier and Benefit Mechanism.
Jessica A. Kelley-Moore and Kenneth F. Ferraro, Purdue UniversityPerspectives of Old-Old Adults In and Out of HMOs on Rationing in Their Health Care Delivery.
Eva Kahana and A. Wisniewski, Case Western Reserve University; Boas Kahana, Cleveland State University; and K. Kercher, G. Seckin, and K. Stange, Case Western Reserve UniversityDiscussion:
Sidney M. Stahl, National Institute of Aging
10:30 a.m.
155. Regular Session. Aging: Inequality, Well-being, and Care
Hilton Washington
Organizer and Presider:
Tracy L. Dietz, University of Central FloridaCaring for an Aging Society: Cohort Values and Eldercare.
Tracy X. Karner, University of KansasUse of Informal Care: The Influence of End of Life Circumstances.
Robert J. Johnson and Timothy J. Gallagher, Kent State University; Fredric D. Wolinsky, St. Louis UniversityNever Married Women Reaching Retirement: A Case of Economic Vulnerability.
Howard Iams and Barbara Butrica, Social Security AdministrationInequality among Women in Later Life: Challenges to Conventional Approaches.
Andrea E. Willson, Florida State University161. Regular Session. Mental Health
Hilton Washington
Organizer:
Mark Tausig, University of AkronEarly Child Development, Poverty, and Maternal Depression.
Stephan M. Petterson and Alison Burke Albers, University of VirginiaThe Mediating Roles of Anxiety, Depression, and Hopelessness on Adolescent Suicidal Behaviors.
Elaine A. Thompson, James J. Mazza, Jearld R. Herting, and Leona L. Eggert, University of WashingtonDoes Mental Health Affect Transitions Out of the Labor Force in Older Workers?
Linda Wray, University of MichiganAge and the Effect of Economic Hardship on Distress.
Catherine E. Ross and John Mirowsky, Ohio State UniversityDiscussion:
Susan Roxburgh, Kent State University2:30 p.m.
205. MFP Professional Development Workshop. Research
Directions and Issues in the Sociology of Mental Health (co-sponsored
by the ASA Minority Fellowship Program and the
ASA Minority Affairs Program)
Hilton Washington
Organizer and Presider:
Edward Murguia, American Sociological AssociationPanel:
Carol Aneshensel, University of California, Los AngelesWilliam R. Avison
, University of Western OntarioDavid R. Williams
, University of Michigan217. Regular Session. Occupations and Professions: Specialization
in Health Professions
Marriott Wardman Park
Organizer and Presider:
Robert Zussman, University of Massachusetts AmherstCohort and Gender Changes in Specialty Choices among Physicians, 1970-1990.
Leslie Killgore, Mary Fennell, and Kevin Leicht, University of IowaNational Patterns of Medical Specialization: Comparing Medical Genetics in the UK and Canada.
William LeemingThe Division of Labour in Vision Care: Professional Competence in a System of Professions.
Fred Stevens, Frans van der Horst, Frans Nijhuis, and Sylvia Bours, University of Maastricht, The NetherlandsDiscussion:
Sydney Halpern, University of Illinois, Chicago222. Section on Sociology of Emotions. Refereed Roundtables. Researching Emotions: Theoretical and Empirical Considerations
Hilton Washington
Organizers:
Simon Gottschalk, University of Nevada, Las Vegas; and2. Emotions and Illness
Table Presider:
David A. Karp, Boston CollegeLiving One Day at a Time: Parental Dilemmas in Caring for Children with Cancer.
Annika Lillrank, Brandeis UniversityCommitted to Care: Mental Illness, Family Ties, Moral Responsibility.
David A. Karp, Boston College
MONDAY, AUGUST 14
8:30 a.m.
246. Regular Session. Population: Issues in Comparative Demography
Marriott Wardman Park
Organizer and Presider:
Franklin D. Wilson, University of Wisconsin, MadisonPatterns of Male and Female Fertility in Taiwan: Description and Explanations.
Dudley L. Poston, Jr., and Chiung-Fang Chang, Texas A&M UniversityThe Other Side of the Paradox: Low Birth Weight among Mexican Infants in Mexico.
Reanne Frank, and Robert A. Hummer, University of Texas, AustinRe-examining the Epidemiological Paradox: A Bi-national Study of Health among Mexican Non-Migrants, Returned Migrants, and Current U.S. Immigrants.
Shawn M. Kanaiaupuni, University of Wisconsin, Madison; and Katherine M. Donato, Rice UniversityExpectations, Gender, and Norms in Migration Decision Making.
Gordon F. De Jong, Pennsylvania State UniversityBridging Numbers and Meanings: The Role of Culture in Demographic Explanations.
Zhanlian Feng, Brown University10:30 a.m.
268. Regular Session. Sociology of the New Genetics
Marriott Wardman Park
Organizer and Presider:
Barbara Katz Rothman, City University of NewYork
Knowledge and Understanding: Lay Perspectives of the New Genetics.
Peter Conrad and Emily Kolker, Brandeis UniversityStories in Decisions: Understanding How At-Risk Individuals Decide to Request Predictive Testing for Huntington Disease.
Susan Cox, Brandeis UniversityIt's Our Baby But It's Her Body: Latino Couples, Gender Rationales, and Amniocentesis Decision Making.
Susan Markens, BrandeisUniversity;
Carole Browner and Mabel Preloran, University of California, Los AngelesSetting the Agenda in Genetic Counseling.
Alison Pilnick, University of NottinghamDiscussion:
Elizabeth Ettorre, University of Plymouth
2:30 p.m.
294. Special Session. Beyond AIDS: Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual Health Issues
Hilton Washington
Organizer and Presider:
Kristen Esterberg, University of Massachusetts, LowellSociological Perspectives on Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgendered Health: An Overview.
Don Barrett, California State University, San MarcosHealth Issues for Lesbians: From Preventive Health to Cancers, from Birthing to Aging.
Christy M. Ponticelli, University of South FloridaMedical Subjects and Objects: Emergent Lesbian and Gay Male Health Agendas on the National Stage.
Steven Epstein, University of California, San DiegoBeyond VD and HIV: Documenting Gay Men's Health Organizing Since Stonewall.
Eric E. Rofes and Crispin Hollings, Humboldt State UniversityDiscussion:
Kristen Esterberg, University of Massachusetts, Lowell296. Special Session. Medicare Reform (co-sponsored by the Section on Medical Sociology)
Hilton Washington
Organizer:
Anne Figert, Loyola University, ChicagoPresider:
William Gronfein, Indiana University-Purdue University at IndianapolisPanel:
Carroll L. Estes, University of California, San Francisco; Mary Jo Gibson, American Association for Retired Persons; Jonathan B. Oberlander, University of North CarolinaDiscussion:
William Gronfein, Indiana University-Purdue University at Indianapolis309. Regular Session. Death, Dying, and Bereavement
Hilton Washington
Organizer:
Renee R. Anspach, University of MichiganPresider:
Robert Zussman, University of Massachusetts AmherstLocation of Death: Gender Differences in the End of Life.
Chloe E. Bird and Oma Intrator, Brown UniversityBridging Law and Medicine in Death Investigation: Maintaining Professional Integrity in a Medical Examiner's Office.
Stefan Timmermans, Brandeis UniversityWhy Do People Request Physician-Assisted Death?
Tracy Shroepfer, University of MichiganDeath, Dying, and Decision-Making in Detroit: Determinants of Attitudes Toward Euthanasia.
Zhen Zeng and Renee R. Anspach, University of MichiganDiscussion:
Robert Zussman, University of Massachusetts AmherstTUESDAY, AUGUST 15
8:30 a.m.
370. Regular Session. Advocacy, Alternatives, and Coping with HIV/AIDS
Hilton Washington
Organizer:
Brenda Seals, Hunter CollegePresider:
Juan Battle, Hunter CollegePerceptions of Social Support Availability and Coping Behaviors among Gay Men with HIV.
Koji Ueno, Vanderbilt University; and Rebecca Adams, University of North Carolina, GreensboroFighting for Our Lives: Advocacy Training for Women Living with HIV/AIDS.
Leslie R. Wolfe, Wendy G. Smooth, Rose Ann M. Renteria, and Brynn Gaberman Epstein, Center for Women Policy StudiesEmbracing Religion, Changing Church: Views of Multi-cultural People with HIV.
Jean Oggins, University of California, San FranciscoUse of Alternative Therapists among People with HIV Infection.
Andrew S. London, Kent State University; Carrie E. Foote-Ardah, University of Colorado, Boulder; Jennifer Furin, Harvard Medical School; John A. Fleishman, Agency for Health Care and Policy Research; Samuel A. Bozzette, University of California, San Diego; and Martin F. Shapiro, University of California, Los AngelesDiscussion:
Norah D. Peters-Davis, Beaver College386. Section on Sociology of Mental Health. Beyond the Individual: Macrostructural and Cultural Influences on Mental Health and Illness
Hilton Washington
Organizer and Presider:
Jo C. Phelan, Columbia UniversityStructural Contexts of Adolescent Depression.
Carol S. Aneshensel, Dawn Upchurch, William Mason, and Richard G. Wight, University of California, Los AngelesRecession and Gender Differences in Exposure to Labor Market Stressors.
Mark Tausig and Rudy Fenwick, University of AkronUnfair Treatment, Neighborhood Effects, and Mental Health in the Detroit Metropolitan Area.
Amy Schulz, David Williams, and Barbara Israel, University of Michigan; Adam Becker, Tulane UniversityWhat's Variance Got to Do with It?: On Wholes and Parts, Facts and Counterfactuals and Errors of the Third Type.
Sharon Schwartz, Columbia UniversityDiscussion:
Peggy A. Thoits, Vanderbilt University387. Section on Science, Knowledge, and Technology. Biotechnology, Medicine, and Society
Hilton Washington
Organizer and Presider:
Troy Duster, University of California, BerkeleyTo be announced.
Joanna Kempner, University of PennsylvaniaEmpowering Technologies: Connecting Women and Science in Microbicide Research.
Susan Bell, Bowdoin CollegeGenes, Gender, and the Popular Press: Fads and Foibles in Scientific Reporting.
Ann Marie Wood, University of California, Berkeley10:30 a.m.
402. Research Poster Session. Open Topic Research Presentations: Health and Well-being
Hilton Washington
Organizer:
Amy Schindler, Columbia University1. Healthcare Utilization in Matlab, Bangladesh: Who Visits?
J. T. Youngberg and Jane Menken, University of Colorado2. Elderly Dependency and Economic Growth: A Pooled Time-Series Cross-Sectional Analysis of Developing Countries.
Michelle L. Bata, Lisa M. Martinez, and James M. Noon, University of Arizona3. Measuring Attitudinal Barriers to and Motivators for HIV Testing.
Jennifer L. Lauby, Philadelphia Health Management Corporation; Dogan Eroglu, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention; and Lisa Bond and Heather Batson, Philadelphia Health Management Corporation4. A Game Theoretic Model of HIV Transmission: Signaling and Coordination in a Game of Limited Information.
Kirby D. Schroeder, University of Chicago; and Fabio Rojas, University Of Chicago National Opinion Research Center5. Socio-Demographic Factors, Health Status, and Body Mass Index.
Kristi Rahrig Jenkins, Wayne State University6. The Where's and Why's of HIV Testing: An Examination of Reason Given for Last HIV Test and Place of Last HIV Test in a National Sample of Adults, BRFSS 1998.
Karin A. Mack and Deborah Holtzman, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention7. Substance Abuse Treatment: Evaluating a Treatment Improvement Dissemination Activity.
Kevin P. Mulvey, Susan Hubbard, Kris Hamill, and Lynne MacArthur, Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration8. Knowledge and Behavior about HIV/AIDS among Homeless Mentally Ill Adults.
Russell K. Schutt, University of Massachusetts, Boston; and Stephen M. Goldfinger, State University of New York, Downstate Medical Center9. Reliability Study of an Adaptive Communication Device for People with Developmental Disabilities.
David G. LoConto, Northwest Missouri State University; and Richard A. Dodder and Amanda Fullerton, Oklahoma State University10. The UK's New Socio-Economic Classification and Its Relationship to Health Inequalities.
David Rose and David J. Pevalin, Institute for Social Economic Research11. Young Women of the Stone: Long-term Effects of Palestinian Adolescent Involvement in the Intifada and Their Movement from the Private to Public Sphere.
Suzanne L. Maughan and Brian K. Barber, Brigham Young University12. The Impact of Social Support and Other Coping Strategies on Emergency Worker Health and Performance.
Lolita Burrell, Walter Reed Army Institute of Research; Andrew Baum, University of Pittsburgh; and Doris Durand, Walter Reed Army Institute of Research404. Regular Session. Policy, Politics, and AIDS in the 21st Century
Hilton Washington
Organizer:
Brenda Seals, Hunter CollegePresider:
Richard Needle, U.S. Department of Health and Human ServicesNGOs, Fertility, and HIV/AIDS Control in East Africa.
Teresa G. Labov, University of PennsylvaniaThe Death of AIDS Discourse? A Content Analysis of HIV/AIDS in ASA Programs and Sociology Journals.
Bronwen Lichtenstein, University of Alabama, BirminghamSocial and Policy Predictors of Community Vulnerability to HIV among Drug Injectors and of Proportions of Drug Injectors in Metropolitan Populations.
Samuel Friedman, National Development and Research Institutes, Inc.Eco-social World Health and the HIV Epidemic.
Brenda Seals, HunterCollegeDiscussion:
Judith D. Auerbach, National Institutes of Health
409. Regular Session. Ethnomethodology and Conversation
Analysis: Interaction in Medical Settings
Marriott Wardman Park
Organizer and Presider:
Virginia Teas Gill, Illinois State UniversityThe OPSCAN Form as a Not-So-Silent Third Part in an HIV Prevention and Test Counseling Session.
Ann Marie Kinnell, University of Southern Mississippi"Don't Say No...Say Oh You'll Have a Go": Disagreements on Capacity and Competence in Physiotherapy Treatments.
Ruth Parry, University of Nottingham, EnglandAn Ethnomethodological Approach to the Study of Patient Compliance and Medical Treatment Regimen Design.
Karen Lutfey, Indiana UniversityCompeting Agendas in Genetic Counseling.
Alison Pilnick, University of Nottingham, England
420. Section on Sociology of Mental Health. Beyond Psychiatry: What Are the Appropriate Outcomes for the Sociology of Mental Health?
Hilton Washington
Organizer:
Allan V. Horwitz, Rutgers UniversityThe Importance of Dimensional and Categorical Measures of Mental Health.
Ronald Kessler, Harvard Medical SchoolPositive Mental Health: The Diagnosis and Epidemiology of Languishing and Flourishing in the United States.
Corey Lee Keyes, Emory UniversityObjects, Subjects, and the Assessment of Well-Being.
John Mirowsky, Ohio State UniversityViolent Behavior: An Expression of Emotional Upset.
Debra Umberson, Kristi Williams, and Kristin Anderson, University of Texas, Austin12:30 p.m.
442. Section on Medical Sociology. Mental Health Services
Research: Sociology's Role in Influencing the Agenda (co-sponsored with the Section on Sociology of Mental Health)
Hilton Washington
Organizers and Presiders:
Bernice A. Pescosolido, Indiana University, Bloomington; and Ann A. Hohmann, National Institute of Mental HealthRacial and Ethnic Differences among Mentally Ill Offenders in the Context of Social Distance Theory.
Stephanie Hartwell, University of Massachusetts, BostonDivergent Views of Clients and Professionals: Implications for Mental Health Services Research.
Jami Stockdale, University of Pittsburgh; Rosalyn Benjamin Darling, Indiana University of Pennsylvania; Mark Hager, Americans for the Arts; and D. Alex Heckert, Indiana University of PennsylvaniaStigmatization and Mental Illness: An Example of Useful Cumulative Theory Building.
Laura Blankertz Matrix Research InstituteDoes Theory Have Any Place in Today's Sociology?
Monica MorrisDiscussion:
Ann A. Hohmann, National Institute of Mental Health2:30 p.m.
458. Regular Session. At-Risk Youth
Hilton Washington
Organizer and Presider:
Cynthia C. Harper, University of California, SanFrancisco
An Analysis of Health Risk Behaviors among Adolescents.
Shelleyn McDonough, Harvard UniversitySocial and Behavioral Correlates of Refusing Unprotected Sex among African American Adolescent Females.
Catlainn Sionean, Ralph DiClemente, and Gina Wingood, Emory UniversityChildhood Trauma among Violent Mexican-American Male Gang Members.
Avelardo Valdez, University of Texas, San Antonio; and Alice Cepeda, City University of New York Graduate CenterFamily Violence and Smoking among Young Adolescent Females: An Extension of the Link to Risk Behavior.
Gregory Elliott and Roger Avery, Brown UniversityGender Labels and Identity as Predictors of Drug Use among Ethnically Diverse Middle School Students.
Stephen Kulis and Flavio Marsiglia, Arizona State University466. Section on Medical Sociology. Caregiving: What Structures are in Place for 2020?
Hilton Washington
Organizer and Presider:
Debora A. Paterniti, Houston VA Medical Center and Baylor College of MedicineThe Structure of Non-Metropolitan HIV Care Services in the United States.
J. Gary Linn, VA Medical CenterInnovations in Health Care Delivery for the Medically Indigent.
Anne M.Hornsby, Health Care Financing AdministrationConceptualizing Sports Medicine as Occupational Health Care: Ethnographic Illustrations.
Joseph A. Kotarba, University of HoustonHome versus Hospital as the Setting for Hi-Tech Treatment of Chronic Illness.
Gene Gallagher and Betty Ann Ray Duke, University of KentuckyDiscussion:
Jacqueline L. Angel, University of Texas, Austin4:30 p.m.
490. Regular Session. Gay and Lesbian Studies: Normative Discourses of Sexuality and the Politics of HIV/AIDS
Marriott Wardman Park
Organizer and Presider:
Lionel Cantu, University of California, Santa CruzHIV/AIDS and Migrant Sexualities in Southeast Asia: Governments Quest for Control and Increase Condom Use.
Peter Chua, University of California, Santa BarbaraSoul Warfare and the Politics of Sexuality: The Religious Right, the Secular Left, and Socio-political Claims-making in the 1992 National Republican Convention.
Thomas Michael Conroy, Saint Peter's CollegeGendered Sexuality in the Age of AIDS.
Peter M. Hennen, University of MinnesotaIntegrating Theories of Collective Action: Lesbian HIV Risks and the "Sex Wars" in the Alternative Press.
Sarah Wilcox, University of PennsylvaniaIntergenerational Exorcisms: White and Latino Gay Youth's Parental Stories.
Matt G. Mutchler, University of California, Santa Barbara497. Section on Sociology of Mental Health. Open Topics in Mental Health and Illness
Hilton Washington
Organizer and Presider:
Pamela Braboy Jackson, Duke UniversityParent-Child Relationships, Family Structure, and Children's Mental Health.
Christina Falci, University of MinnesotaLinking Trajectories of Self-Rated Health to Illness, Stress, and Distress in Czech Couples.
Frederick O. Lorenz and Joseph Hraba, Iowa State University; Zdenka Pechacova, Czech Agricultural UniversityExpecting Stress: Americans and the "Midlife Crisis."
Elaine Wethington, Cornell UniversityTo What Degree Does Racial Inequality at Work Explain Black-White Differences in Depression Symptoms?
Jeffrey Davis, California State University, Long BeachDiscussion:
Deborah Carr, University of MichiganWEDNESDAY, AUGUST 16
8:30 a.m.
509. Regular Session. The Sociology of the Body
Marriott Wardman Park
Organizer and Presider:
Eleanor M. Miller, University of Wisconsin, MilwaukeeWomen's Hair, Women's Power, and the Nature of Resistance.
Rose Weitz, Arizona State University"Holding Back:" Fitness, Bodies, and the New Culture of True Womanhood.
Shari L. Dworkin, University of Southern CaliforniaTheorizing Hair: Articulations among Black Women.
Ingrid Banks, Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State UniversityThe Uses of Sleep: Care, Bodies and Meaning.
Allison Pugh, University of California, BerkeleyDiscussion:
Carrie Yang Costello, University of Wisconsin, Milwaukee
510. Regular Session. Women and Development: Fertility, Reproduction, and Women's Health
Marriott Wardman Park
Organizer:
Amy Kaler, University of PennsylvaniaWomen's Reproductive Health and Reproductive Rights in Developing Countries: An Empirical Approach.
Guang-zhen Wang, University of Arkansas, Little Rock; and Vijayan Pillai, University of Texas, ArlingtonThe Politics and Policies of Breastfeeding and Child Health: Implications for Maternal Health in Nepal.
Vrushali Patil and Sonalde Desai, University of Maryland, College ParkWomen's Status, Fertility Decline and Women's Health in Developing Countries: Direct and Indirect Influences of Women's Social Status on Women's Health.
K. A. S. Wickrama and Lakhath Peeris, Iowa State UniversityRariu and Luo Women: Deviance and Social Illness in Africa.
Nancy Luke, University of Pennsylvania
514. Section on Medical Sociology. Communities and Organized Delivery Systems: How Does Context Change the Relationship and Outcome?
Hilton Washington
Organizer and Presider:
Richard B. Warnecke, University of Illinois, ChicagoOverview: Context and Mediating Organizations in Strategies for Building Community Empowerment.
Richard B. Warnecke, University of Illinois, ChicagoThe Appalachian Leadership Initiative for Cancer: Rural Partnerships for Community Organizations for Health Promotion.
Jennifer Parsons, University of ChicagoThe Black Leadership Initiative for Cancer: Urban Partnerships for Community Organization for Health Promotion.
Rise' Dawn Jones, University of Illinois, ChicagoBureaucratic Partnering: Community Empowerment to Enhance Access to Breast Cancer Screening.
Charles LeHew, University of Illinois, ChicagoDiscussion:
Constance Nathanson, Johns Hopkins University10:30 a.m.
537. Section on Medical Sociology. Macro Structures and Health Care Delivery
Hilton Washington
Organizer and Presider:
Ann Barry Flood, Dartmouth CollegeIs Beauty in the Eyes of the Beholder?: Predicting Organizational Identification and Its Consequences Using Identity and Image.
Brian Golden, University of Western Ontario; Janet Dukerich, University of Texas, Austin; and Stephen Shortell, University of California, BerkeleyThe Effect of Managed Care Markets on Usual Source of Care and Physician Thoroughness.
Andrew R. Sommers, Douglas Wholey, and Todd Rockwood, University of MinnesotaChanging Organizational Forms of Managed Care in the Nineties: Some Implication for Institutionalization.
Denise L. Anthony, Dartmouth College; and Jane C. Banaszak-Holl, University of MichiganCommodification and Contradiction: The Rationalization of Mental Health Care.
Teresa L. Scheid, University of North Carolina, CharlotteEstablishing Geriatric Health Centers: Learning to Navigate the Changing Health Care System.
Donald J. Pratt and Joyce M. Iutcovich, Keystone University Research CorporationDiscussion:
Jacqueline S. Zinn, Temple University12:30 P.m.
560. Section on Medical Sociology. Refereed Roundtables
Hilton Washington
Organizer:
Jacqueline L. Angel, University of Texas, Austin1. New Directions in Research on Religion and Health
Table Presider:
Christopher G. Ellison, University of Texas, AustinReligion and Health to the Very End of Life.
Ellen Idler, Rutgers University; Judith Hays, Duke University; and Stanislav Kasl, Yale UniversityReligious Involvement, Lifestyles, and Causes of Death: Evidence from a Followback Study of Death Certificates.
Robert A. Hummer, Danielle W. Toussaint, and Christopher G. Ellison, University of Texas, AustinForgiveness, Stress, and Mental Health.
Marc Musick, University of Texas, Austin; and David Williams, University of MichiganCongregations, Religious Support and Coping, and MentalHealth.
Christopher G. Ellison, University of Texas, Austin; Neal Krause, University of Michigan; and Mark Chaves, University of Arizona2. Poverty, Children, and Health Care Reform
Table Presider:
Jennie Jacobs Kronenfeld, Arizona State UniversityChildren and Health Programs: An Early Look at Outreach Efforts for the CHIP Program.
Jennie Jacobs Kronenfeld, Arizona State UniversityPerceived Barriers and Facilitators to Accessing Medicaid: Factors Central to Assessing the Implementation and Effectiveness of Welfare Reform.
Emily Leventhal, University of Texas, Austin3. The Sociology of Health and Illness: Global Perspectives
Table Presider:
Eugene B. Gallagher, University of KentuckyHi-Tech Home Treatment for Patients with Serious Chronic Illness: A Global Issue.
Eugene B. Gallagher and Betty Ann Ray Duke, University of KentuckyHealth, Health Care and Use: The Jirels of Eastern Nepal.
Janardan Subedi and Sree Subedi, Miami UniversityHealth Life Styles in Russia.
William Cockerham, University of AlabamaFamily Structure Effects on Self-Reported Health among Moscow Wives and Husbands.
Lisa Cubbins and Magdalena Szaflarski, University of Cincinnati4. Deconstructing Gender: Methodological Issues in Health and Disability Research
Table Presider:
Robin D. Moremen, Northern Illinois UniversityGirlfriends for Life, Girlfriends for Health.
Robin D. Moremen, Northern Illinois UniversityGender Differences in Disability among Older Adults: Methodological Issues and Policy Implications.
Anna M. Campbell and Joby Dixon, University of Texas, AustinSubstantive Issues in Qualitative Research on the Terminally Ill.
Beverly Rosa Williams, University of Alabama, BirminghamThe Influence of Mid-Life Adult Status and Functional Health Status on Health Lifestyles.
Neale R. Chumbler, Marshfield MedicalResearch Foundation;
Ashley Foster, James W. Grimm, and James W. Williams, Western Kentucky University5. Biomedical Ethics Theory and Research
Table Presider:
Jacqueline Hart, University of PennsylvaniaThe Sociological and Ethical Dimensions of Health Care Resource Allocation.
Jacqueline Hart, University of PennsylvaniaLocating a Paradigm for Bioethics.
Deborah Cummins, American Medical AssociationThe Sociology of Bioethics: Perspectives and Implications of Euthanasia.
Duane A. Matcha, Siena CollegeTechnoscience and the New Biomedicalization: Western Roots, Global Rhizomes.
Jennifer Ruth Foskett, Jennifer R. Fishman, Janet K. Shim, and Laura Mamo, University of California, San Francisco6. Individual and Societal Implications of Maternal/Prenatal Behavior
Table Presider:
David Pevalin, University of EssexAdverse Birth Outcomes, Maternal Prenatal Behavior and Their Social Context.
David Pevalin, University of Essex; Terrance J. Wade, University of Cincinnati; Augustine Brannigan, University of Calgary; and Reginald Suave, University of Calgary"How in the World Did Women Lose Control of Childbirth?": A Pilot Study of College Student Knowledge of Pregnancy, Labor, and Delivery.
Elaine R. Cleeton, State University of New York, GeneseoSocial Interaction, Social Support, and Intent to Get a Mammogram.
Ann Boulis, University of Pennsylvania; and Ross Koppel, Social Research CorporationSocial Interaction, Social Support and Intent to Get a Mammogram. R
obert W. Bailey, Rutgers University, Camden7. Significance of Race in Understanding Help-seeking Behavior
Table Presider:
Olga Bright, University of California, IrvinePredicting Employer Based Health Care Benefits.
Olga Bright, University of California, IrvineDepicting the Patient: Racial and Gender Representation in Drug Advertisements in Medical Journals.
Stephanie Nawyn, Christine Carr, and Anne Figert, Loyola University ChicagoIncome Inequality and Adult Physical Health: Evidence from China.
Ming Wen, University of Chicago; Ye Luo, University of Chicago8. Immigrant Health and Illness
Table Presider:
Brian K. Finch, Florida State UniversityPerceived Discrimination and Depression among Mexican American Immigrants in California.
Brian K. Finch, Florida State University; Bohdan Kolody, San Diego State University; and William A. Vega, Robert Wood Johnson Medical SchoolAsian Bodies in American Medical Settings: Taiwanese Immigrants' Medical Experiences in East Lansing.
Chien-Juh Gu, Michigan State University9. Physicians: Education, Training, and Practice Characteristics
Table Presider:
Robert Carrothers, Kent State UniversityEmotional Intelligence and Race in Medical School Applicants.
Robert Carrothers, Stanford W. Gregory, Jr., and Timothy J. Gallagher, Kent State UniversityClient Ascendancy: The Impact of Patient Characteristics on Physician Income.
B. L. McCall, Vanderbilt University10. Issues in Rural Health
Table Presider:
Neale R. Chumbler, North Florida/South GeorgiaVeterans Health System and the University of Florida The Psychological Effects of Farm-Related Injuries to Youth in Central Wisconsin: A Pilot Study.
Neale R. Chumbler, North Florida/South Georgia Veterans Health System and the University of Florida; John R. Schmelzer, Marshfield Medical Research Foundation; Jack M. Geller, Mankato State University; and Andrew W. Weier, Marshfield Medical Research FoundationCommunity Perspectives on Rural Health.
Lois Wright Morton, Iowa State University11. The Changing Context for Medicaid Providers and Clients
Table Presider:
Mary Zimmerman, University of KansasA Reality Check on the Idea of Consumerism in Medicaid Managed Care.
Mary Zimmerman, Shirley Hill, and Michael Fox, University of KansasMedicaid Caseload Decline in Wisconsin, 1996-1998.
Michael Soref, Wisconsin Department of Health and Family Services12. The Sociology of Reproduction: Building a Network of Researchers I
Table Presider:
Jacquelyn Litt, Iowa State UniversityTo be announced.
Adele Clarke, University of California, San FranciscoTo be announced.
Christine Morton13. The Sociology of Reproduction: Building a Network of Researchers II
Table Presider:
Stephen L. Fielding, University of RochesterTaking Control of Their Lives: Comments from Women Who Used Mifepristone (RU486) to End Their Pregnancies.
Stephen L. Fielding and Lisa Fuller, University of RochesterThe Well-Being of Married People and Its Effect on Attitudes Toward Abortion for Genetic Defect.
Lori Heald and Marieke Van Willigen, East Carolina UniversityFecundity Status and Anxiety.
Rosalind Berkowitz King, University of PennsylvaniaNeighborhood Context and Condom Use among Female Adolescents.
Catlainn Sionean, Emory University14. Gender Roles, Social Inequality, and Subjective Assessments of Health
Table Presider:
Erin Reidy, University of MichiganGender, Class, and Health: Does the Relationship between Socioeconomic Status and Health Differ by Gender?
Erin Reidy, University of MichiganMarital Status, Marital Quality, and Health: A Reconsideration and Clarification of Gender Differences.
Kristi Williams, University of Texas, AustinSocial Structure and Mental Health: An Examination of the Links between Employment, Gender, and Distress.
Sheila R. Cotten, University of Maryland, Baltimore County; and Michael D. Schulman, North Carolina State UniversitySocial Determinants of Mental and Physical Well-Being among Women Living in an Urban Community in the Mid-West.
Amy Schulz, Barbara Israel, and Edith Parker, University of Michigan15. Perspectives on International Health and Wealth
Table Presider:
William Alex McIntosh, Texas A&M UniversityAnalyzing the Scope and Worldwide Decline in Infectious Disease in the 20 th Century.
Richard Barrett, University of Illinois, ChicagoHealth, Inequality, Social Integration, and Economic Growth: A Test of the Wilkinson Hypotheses.
William Alex McIntosh, Texas A&M UniversityWomen's Autonomy and Their Access to Health in Guyana.
Maitreyi Das, University of Maryland, College Park"Rariu" and Luo Women: Deviance and Social Illness in Africa.
Nancy Luke and Ina Warriner, University of Pennsylvania16. Health across the Life Course
Table Presider:
Kathleen A. Foley, University of PennsylvaniaDoes the Timing of Low Socioeconomic Position in Early Life Matter for the Adult Health Status?
Kathleen A. Foley, University of PennsylvaniaReducing the Survival Gap between the Infants of Educated Black and White Mothers in the U.S.
Jacob Adetunji, Bowling Green State UniversityHow to Measure "What People Do for a Living" in Research on the Socioeconomic Correlates of Health.
John Robert Warren and Hsiang-Hui Daphne Kuo, University of Washington17. The Health Care Delivery System
Table Presider:
Tasleem Padamsee-Garrett, University of MichiganNatural Partners: Constructing Collaboration between the Physician and the Pharmaceutical Corporation.
Tasleem Padamsee-Garrett, University of MichiganThe Social Context of the Safety Net: Managing Indigent Care in the Emergency Department.
Daniel Dohan, Alcohol Research GroupAn Elaborated Theory of Countervailing Powers: The Role of the System of Alliances in the Decline of Physician Dominance.
Heather Hartley, Portland State UniversityThe Impact of the For-Profit Conversions of Rural Serving Non-for-Profit and Public Hospitals on Rural Communities.
Sharyn Potter, University of New HampshireThe Method of Legitimizing an Innovation: The Accupuncture Legislation of New York State.
Motoko Yoshida, Komazawa UniversityThe Emergence of Chicago's Long-term Care Infrastructure: How Urban Settlement Shapes Health Care Delivery.
Susan C. Reed, DePaul University18. The Sociology of Public Health
Table Presider:
Harry Perlstadt, Michigan State UniversityDefinitions, Models, and Measurement of Need and Unmet Needs for People Living with HIV/AIDS.
Harry Perlstadt, Susan Grettenberger, and Peter Hovmand, Michigan State UniversityThe Immoral Patient: Interactional Constructions of Morality in STD Diagnoses.
Adina Nack, University of Colorado, BoulderA Game Theoretic Model of HIV Transmission: Signaling and Coordination in a Game of Limited Information.
Kirby D. Schroede and Fabio Rojas, University of Chicago2:30 p.m.
572. Section on Medical Sociology. Social Determinants of Health
Hilton Washington
Organizer and Presider:
Bruce G. Link, Columbia UniversityIts about Time: The Effect of Wife's and Husband's Employment on Each Other's Health.
Ross Stolzenberg, University of ChicagoThe Influence of Region of Birth and Migration Status on Adult Mortality.
Greg Drevenstedt, University of Pennsylvania; and Eric Backlund, U.S. Bureau of the CensusIs the "Mexican-American Epidemological Paradox" Advantage at Birth Maintained through Early Childhood Development?
Yolanda Padilla, Jason D. Boardman, and Marilyn Espitia, University of Texas, AustinInequality, Social Welfare and Children's Health: An Aggregate Analysis in the 50 United States.
Jane McLeod, Indiana University; Kathleen Call and James Nonnemaker, University of Minnesota