Conferences
The Society of Behavioral Medicine (SBM) 2025 Conference
Our lab is proud to present a series of posters at the SBM 2025 conference. Our posters showcase a range of cutting-edge research in the field of behavioral medicine, including studies on health behaviors, interventions, and outcomes.
Presenter: Jeremy Langford
Using Random Versus Fixed Prompts in Ecological Momentary Assessment: Does it Matter?
Presenter: Krista Kezbers
Implementation of Deception Detection and Abatement Procedures to Preserve Data Integrity in Remotely Delivered Behavioral Research
The Society for Research on Nicotine and Tobacco (SRNT) 2025 Conference
Read on to explore the most recent discoveries in the field of nicotine and tobacco research presented at SRNT 2025, posters created by researchers from the Health Promotion Research Center.
Presenter: Jeremy Langford
Detecting Smoking Lapse Warnings Signs During a Quit Attempt
Anxiety & Depression Association of America 2025 Conference
Explore the most recent discoveries presented at ADAA 2025, posters created by researchers from the Health Promotion Research Center.
Presenter: Carl Witten
How do health behaviors impact daily affect in adults with anxiety and/or depression?
​HPRC Translational Research Day 2025
Explore the most recent discoveries by Health Promotion Research Center researchers presented at HPRC Translational Research Day 2025.
Presenter: Evelyn M. Waldrop
Comparing the Effects of Substance Use Days and Non-Use Days on Next-Day Anxiety and Depression
The Society for Research on Nicotine and Tobacco (SRNT) 2024 Conference
Read on to explore the most recent discoveries in the field of nicotine and tobacco research presented at SRNT 2024, posters created by researchers from the Health Promotion Research Center.
Presenter: Ruosi Shao
Temporal Dynamics of Psychological and Situational Factors in Predicting Abstinence
Presenter: Sarah Tonkin
Depressive Symptoms and Difficulties Initiating Cessation on the Target Quit Day: A Mechanistic Evaluation of Pre-Quit Stress among Adults with Low Income
The Society of Behavioral Medicine (SBM) 2024 Conference
Our lab is proud to present a series of posters at the upcoming SBM 2024 conference. Our posters showcase a range of cutting-edge research in the field of behavioral medicine, including studies on health behaviors, interventions, and outcomes.
Presenter: Blayne Barker
The Relation between Discrimination and Health Behaviors in Recently Incarcerated Adults Experiencing Homelessness
Presenter: Danielle Walters
Relations between Chronic Conditions (Mental and Physical) and Feeling Tired Are Moderated by Daily Health Behaviors
Presenter: Audrey Montgomery
Relations between Chronic Conditions (Mental and Physical) and Feeling Tired Are Moderated by Daily Health Behaviors
Presenter: Bingjing Mao
Patterns of unhealthy behaviors on weekends versus weekdays: An analysis using Ecological Momentary Assessment
Presenter: Ruosi Shao
Bridging the Gap in Cancer Screening: A Study on Adherence and Interest in a Smartphone-Based Cancer Screening Management App
The Society for Research on Nicotine and Tobacco (SRNT) - Europe 2023 Conference
Read on to explore the most recent discoveries in the field of nicotine and tobacco research presented at SRNT-E 2023, posters created by researchers from the Health Promotion Research Center.
Presenter: Michael Businelle
A Novel Smartphone-Based Intervention for Adults Who Are Not Ready to Quit Smoking
The Society for Research on Nicotine and Tobacco (SRNT) 2023 Conference
Read on to explore the most recent discoveries in the field of nicotine and tobacco research presented at SRNT 2023, posters created by researchers from the Health Promotion Research Center.
Presenter: Nadia Stanley
Smoking Treatment History and Preferences Among Adults Entering a Smoking Cessation Program
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Presenter: Audrey Montgomery
Contingency Management is Associated with Lower Smoking Risk and Longer Periods of Smoking Abstinence during a Quit Attempt
The Society of Behavioral Medicine (SBM) 2023 Conference
Our lab is proud to present a series of posters at the upcoming SBM 2023 conference. Our posters showcase a range of cutting-edge research in the field of behavioral medicine, including studies on health behaviors, interventions, and outcomes.
Presenter: Jillian Robison
Likert and Slider Type Questions May Not Be Equivalent in Assessing
Relationships Between Daily Sleep and Affect
Presenter: Danielle Walters
Daily Cannabis Use and Demographics Interact to
Effect Affect and Other Substance Use
Presenter: Irene De La Torre
Cannabis Use is Related to Sleep Quality and Duration
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Presenter: Irene De La Torre
Cannabis Use is Related to Increased Physical Activity
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Presenter: Clayton Ulm
Private religiosity better predicts less hazardous drinking
than public religiosity
Presenter: Jessica Becerra
Are there benefits to using fixed versus random or 2 versus 4
smartphone-based ecological momentary assessments?
Presenter: Meghan Neumann
Comparison of Health Behaviors and Characteristics Between COVID-19
Vaccinated and Unvaccinated Individuals
Presenter: Blayne A. Barker
Perceived Discrimination Events are Related to Next
Day Health Behaviors
2023 Annual Cancer Research Symposium (ACRS)
Our lab was proud to present a series of posters at ACRS 2023 hosted by OU Health Stephenson Cancer Center. Our posters focused on a range of topics related to cancer prevention and showcased our innovative research methods and findings.
Presenter: Clayton Ulm
Do smokers initially unmotivated to quit open smartphone messages that promote and support smoking cessation attempts?
2023 Colloquium on Qualitative Health Sciences Research in Oklahoma (CQHSR)
At the 2023 Qualitative Health Sciences Colloquium, our lab will showcase posters highlighting innovative qualitative research in health sciences. Join us!
Presenter: Audrey Montgomery
Qualitative Evaluation of a Novel Smartphone-Based Smoking Cessation Induction Application
Presenter: Clayton Ulm
Barriers to Survey Completion in a Cessation App for Smokers Unmotivated to Quit: A Qualitative Study
