Barbara B. Shadden
Emeritus faculty member
Also affiliated: University of Central Oklahoma (2009); University of Tennessee at Knoxville (1979)
Research Areas
Biomedical Subjects
Biography and Research Information
OverviewAI-generated summary
Barbara B. Shadden's research has focused on the study of health disparities and outcomes, particularly within the context of child and adolescent health. Her work investigates factors influencing health, including psychosocial and emotional development. Shadden has also explored the application of media studies and communication in health-related contexts. Her most recent publication was in 2020, indicating a recent period of scholarly activity.
Metrics
- h-index: 16
- Publications: 56
- Citations: 966
Positions
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Emeritus faculty member publications 1980–2020University of Arkansas at Fayetteville Institution web page
Selected Publications
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The Power of Story in Identity Renegotiation: Clinical Approaches to Supporting Persons Living With Aphasia (2020)
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Supporting Identity Renegotiation in Aphasia Through Narratives: What the Clinician Needs to Know and Do (2018)
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More Than a Story: My Life Came Back to Life (2018)
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Meaning making in long‐term care: what do certified nursing assistants think? (2016)
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End of Life (2012)
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A P300-Based Brain–Computer Interface: Effects of Interface Type and Screen Size (2010)
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Caregiving And Perceptions Of Health (2009)
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The Role of Narrative in the Life Participation Approach to Aphasia (2007)
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Body Composition and Fitness Correlates of Bone Mineral Content Among Elderly Women (2007)
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Comparison of the Effects of Land and Water-Based Exercise on Memory Among Mature Women (2006)
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Linguistic accommodations to older adults in the community: The role of communication disorders and partner motivation (2005)
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Aphasia as identity theft: Theory and practice (2005)
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Seniors and Computer Use: What Do We Know? (2004)
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Renegotiation of Identity (2004)
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A Tale of Two Clients: Applying the AAC Acceptance Model (2004)
Collaboration Network
Top Collaborators
- Factors influencing service utilization by older individuals
- THE COMMUNICATION EDUCATION OF OLDER PERSONS: PRIOR TRAINING AND UTILIZATION OF INFORMATION SOURCES
- Communication education and the elderly: Perceptions of knowledge and interest in further learning
- Body Composition and Fitness Correlates of Bone Mineral Content Among Elderly Women
- Caregiving And Perceptions Of Health
- Comparison of the Effects of Land and Water-Based Exercise on Memory Among Mature Women
- Meaning making in long‐term care: what do certified nursing assistants think?
- Body Composition and Fitness Correlates of Bone Mineral Content Among Elderly Women
- Comparison of the Effects of Land and Water-Based Exercise on Memory Among Mature Women
- Meaning making in long‐term care: what do certified nursing assistants think?
- Caregiving And Perceptions Of Health
- Comparison of the Effects of Land and Water-Based Exercise on Memory Among Mature Women
- More Than a Story: My Life Came Back to Life
- The Power of Story in Identity Renegotiation: Clinical Approaches to Supporting Persons Living With Aphasia
- Supporting Identity Renegotiation in Aphasia Through Narratives: What the Clinician Needs to Know and Do
- Meaning making in long‐term care: what do certified nursing assistants think?
- Body Composition and Fitness Correlates of Bone Mineral Content Among Elderly Women
- A P300-Based Brain–Computer Interface: Effects of Interface Type and Screen Size
- A P300-Based Brain–Computer Interface: Effects of Interface Type and Screen Size
- A P300-Based Brain–Computer Interface: Effects of Interface Type and Screen Size
- A Tale of Two Clients: Applying the AAC Acceptance Model
- Body Composition and Fitness Correlates of Bone Mineral Content Among Elderly Women
- Body Composition and Fitness Correlates of Bone Mineral Content Among Elderly Women
- Body Composition and Fitness Correlates of Bone Mineral Content Among Elderly Women
- End of Life
- Imitation of Suprasegmental Patterns by Five-Year-Old Children with Adequate and Inadequate Articulation
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