Ivan H. C. Wu

Most-cited papers

1. Stigma, Mental Health, and Counseling Service Use: A Person-Centered Approach to Mental Health Stigma Profiles

   Ivan H. C. Wu, Geoff J. Bathje, Z. Kalibatseva, Duk-Hae Sung +2 more

   2017Psychological services129 citations

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2. Sexual Harassment, Racial Harassment, and Well-Being among Asian American Women: An Intersectional Approach

   Nicole T. Buchanan, Isis H. Settles, Ivan H. C. Wu, Diane Hayashino

   201861 citations

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3. Community Outreach and Engagement Strategies to Address Breast Cancer Disparities

   Lorna H. McNeill, Ivan H. C. Wu, Dalnim Cho, Qian Lu +2 more

   2020Current Breast Cancer Reports31 citations Open access

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4. Expressive writing intervention for posttraumatic stress disorder among Chinese American breast cancer survivors: the moderating role of social constraints

   Qiao Chu, Ivan H. C. Wu, Qian Lu

   2020Quality of Life Research29 citations

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5. How racial/ethnic bullying affects rejection sensitivity: the role of social dominance orientation.

   Ivan H. C. Wu, Brent J. Lyons, Frederick T. L. Leong

   2015Cultural diversity & ethnic minority psychology26 citations

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6. Pathways to Vitality: the Role of Mindfulness and Coping

   Ivan H. C. Wu, Nicole T. Buchanan

   2018Mindfulness25 citations

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7. Minority status, depression and suicidality among counseling center clients

   Z. Kalibatseva, Geoff J. Bathje, Ivan H. C. Wu, Brooke M. Bluestein +2 more

   2020Journal of American College Health23 citations

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8. The impact of an expressive writing intervention on quality of life among Chinese breast cancer patients undergoing chemotherapy

   Qian Lu, Lu Dong, Ivan H. C. Wu, J. You +2 more

   2018Supportive Care in Cancer22 citations

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9. Acculturation and Quality of Life among Chinese American Breast Cancer Survivors: The Mediating Role of Self-stigma, Ambivalence over Emotion Expression, and Intrusive Thoughts

   William Tsai, Ivan H. C. Wu, Qian Lu

   2019Psycho-Oncology21 citations Open access

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10. Changes in physical activity associated with the COVID-19 pandemic in individuals with overweight and obesity: an interrupted time series analysis with historical controls

    M. Robertson, Che-Young Lee, Ivan H. C. Wu, Y. Liao +5 more

    2021Journal of behavioral medicine9 citations Open access

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11. Temporal relationship of posttraumatic stress disorder symptom clusters during and after an expressive writing intervention for Chinese American breast cancer survivors.

    Qiao Chu, Ivan H. C. Wu, Moni Tang, J. Tsoh +1 more

    2020Journal of Psychosomatic Research6 citations

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12. Assessing Depression and Suicidality in Asian-Americans

    Z. Kalibatseva, Ivan H. C. Wu, Frederick T. L. Leong

    20143 citations

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13. A longitudinal investigation of parenting, depression, and counseling use among Asian American adolescents.

    Z. Kalibatseva, Ivan H. C. Wu, D. B. Qin, Isis H. Settles +2 more

    2024Journal des adolescens2 citations Open access

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14. Financial Toxicity and Follow‐Up Quality of Life Among Breast Cancer Survivors in the BOLD Cohort

    Ivan H. C. Wu, Rachel I. Vogel, Patricia I. Jewett, A. Blaes

    2026Psycho-Oncology0 citations Open access

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15. Protocol for the development of a culturally tailored cancer prevention workshop for community health workers: ORBIT phase I study in Somali and Oromo communities

    Ivan H. C. Wu, Shikha Bista, A. Ali, Rashad Ahmed

    2026Pilot and Feasibility Studies0 citations Open access

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16. Pathways to Vitality: the Role of Mindfulness and Coping

    Ivan H. C. Wu, Nicole T. Buchanan

    2018Mindfulness0 citations

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