Adriel Boals is affiliated with the University of North Texas in the United States and focuses their research primarily within the field of Psychology, with a significant emphasis on Clinical Psychology. Their scholarly contributions span various subfields, including Developmental and Educational Psychology, Experimental and Cognitive Psychology, Social Psychology, and Applied Psychology.
Their work is extensively published in peer-reviewed journals, with frequent appearances in the Journal of Traumatic Stress, Psychological Trauma Theory Research Practice and Policy, Anxiety Stress & Coping, Journal of Loss and Trauma, and Clinical Psychology Review.
Boals' research centers largely on the study of trauma and its psychological effects. Key topics covered in their publications include Posttraumatic Stress Disorder Research, Migration, Health and Trauma, Identity, Memory, and Therapy, as well as Child Abuse and Trauma. Additional research themes encompass Mental Health Research Topics, Resilience and Mental Health, and Optimism, Hope, and Well-being.
Frequent collaborators in Boals' research include Elizabeth L. Griffith, Zina Trost, Crystal L. Park, Ann Marie Warren, and Evan McShan.
Notable recent papers authored by Boals include:
Kitty Klein;Adriel Boals
Kitty Klein;Adriel Boals
Sharon Rae Jenkins;Aimee Belanger;Melissa Londoño Connally;Adriel Boals
David C. Rubin;Adriel Boals;Dorthe Berntsen
Adriel Boals;Kitty Klein
Monica M. Gerber;Adriel Boals;Darnell Schuettler
Darnell Schuettler;Adriel Boals
Adriel Boals;Darnell Schuettler
Adriel Boals;Michelle R Vandellen;Jonathan B Banks
Adriel Boals
Adriel Boals;Darnell Schuettler
Lisa M. Hathaway;Adriel Boals;Jonathan B. Banks
Adriel Boals;Jennifer M. Steward;Darnell Schuettler
Sarah Barton;Adriel Boals;Laura Knowles
Adriel Boals;Jonathan B. Banks
Adriel Boals;Amy R. Murrell
Adriel Boals;Jonathan B. Banks;Lisa M. Hathaway;Darnell Schuettler
Stephanie F. Johnson;Adriel Boals
Adriel Boals
Kitty Klein;Adriel Boals
Adriel Boals;Keke L. Schuler
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