Select Ongoing & Past Research Projects

Publications

  • Role: Co-Primary Investigator

    Institutional affiliation: The SexTech Lab, The New School

    Through interviews of mental health professionals, this work explores client experiences of gender insights and psychedelics.

  • Role: Co-Primary Investigator

    Institutional affiliation: The SexTech Lab, The New School

    Using Visual Motif Analysis (Mousa & Farvid, 2022), this research extends postfeminist theory through an aesthetic and rhetorical analysis of online Tradwife content.

  • Role: Primary Investigator

    Institutional affiliation: The Psychopathology Lab, The New School

    This study investigates the relationships between self-reported levels of recent boredom salience (state boredom), boredom proneness (trait boredom), sexual boredom, depression, and the duration of serotonin reuptake inhibitors (SSRIs) use with adherence to prescription guidelines.

  • Role: Primary Investigator

    Institutional affiliation: Jamaica Hospital Medical Center, Department of Surgery

    I currently lead two projects that investigate intimate partner violence (IPV) perpetrated against women in trauma care settings.

    In one study, I examine the quality of proper documentation of IPV using hospital medical records. I also seek to evaluate the severity and types of injury in these cases.

    In a second study, I utilize data from the National Trauma Data Base to explore injury types, treatment outcomes and care across diverse populations.

  • Book Chapter

    Farvid, P., Nathan, R., Riccardi, J., & Whitmer, A. (2023). Gender, Power and Agency in Online Sex Work: An Expanded Framework of (Constrained) Consent in the Context of “Camming.” Consent: Gender, Power, and Subjectivity (p. 234-247). Routledge.