Gabe Hatch, PhD
Psychologist, PhD
Gabe Hatch, PhD
Gabe Hatch, PhD - Psychologist, PhD
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Dr. Gabe Hatch, PhD - Research Contributions
In addition to his clinical expertise, Dr. Gabe Hatch has made significant contributions to the field of psychology through his extensive research. Here are some of his notable publications:
Online Relationship Education & Interventions:
Mitchell, Erica, Le, Yunying, Hatch, Gabe, Guttman, Shayna, & Doss, Brian. (2023). Effects of online relationship programs for low-income couples during the perinatal period. Behaviour Research and Therapy.
Hatch, Gabe, Goodman, Zachary, Hatch, Dorian, Le, Yunying, Guttman, Shayna, & Doss, Brian. (2023). Web-Based Relationship Education and Pornography-Related Behaviors: A Single-Group Design During the COVID-19 Pandemic. Archives of Sexual Behavior.
Hatch, Gabe & Lobaina, Diana & Doss, Brian. (2021). Optimizing Coaching During Online Relationship Education for Low-Income Couples: A Precision Medicine Research Protocol. JMIR Research Protocols.
Hatch, Gabe & Knopp, Kayla & Le, Yunying & Allen, Maggie & Rothman, Karen & Rhoades, Galena & Doss, Brian. (2021). Online relationship education for help‐seeking low‐income couples: A Bayesian replication and extension of the OurRelationship and ePREP programs. Family Process.
Doss, Brian & Hatch, Gabe. (2021). Harnessing Technology to Provide Online Couple Interventions. Current Opinion in Psychology.
Doss, Brian & Knopp, Kayla & Roddy, Mckenzie & Rothman, Karen & Hatch, Gabe & Rhoades, Galena. (2020). Online programs improve relationship functioning for distressed low-income couples: Results from a nationwide randomized controlled trial. Journal of consulting and clinical psychology.
Pornography & Sexual Behavior:
Wood, David, Esplin, Charlotte, Hatch, Gabe, Dodini, David, Braithwaite, Scott, & Ogles, Benjamin. (2022). Predicting readiness to change among pornography consumers. Sexual and Relationship Therapy.
Esplin, Charlotte, Hatch, Gabe, Ogles, Benjamin, Wood, David, Rasmussen, Benjamin, & Braithwaite, Scott. (2022). What is Normal Pornography Use in a Highly Religious Area? Exploring Patterns of Pornography Use in Utah. The Journal of Sexual Medicine.
Hatch, Dorian, Hatch, Gabe, Henderson, Elana, Deichman, Conner, Johnson, Dara, Esplin, Charlotte, Halstead, Aeriel, & Braithwaite, Scott. (2021). Examining the Problematic Pornography Use Model: A Quantitative Exploration of Dysregulated Pornography Use. The Journal of Sexual Medicine.
Esplin, Charlotte, Hatch, Dorian, Hatch, Gabe, Braithwaite, Scott, & Deichman, Conner. (2021). How are pornography and sexual sensation-seeking related?. Sexual and Relationship Therapy.
Relationship Dynamics & Challenges:
Le, Yunying, Xia, Mengya, Roddy, Mckenzie, Hatch, Gabe, & Doss, Brian. (2023). Profiles of low-income help-seeking couples and implications for intervention gains: A couple-centered approach. Behavior Therapy.
Le, Yunying, Hatch, Gabe, Goodman, Zachary, & Doss, Brian. (2022). Does co-parenting improve during the OurRelationship program? Explorations within a low-income sample during the COVID-19 pandemic. Journal of family psychology.
Hatch, Gabe & Le, Yunying & Doss, Brian. (2021). Make up or break up? Charting the well-being of low-income help-seeking couples through the breakup process. Journal of Family Psychology.
Hatch, Gabe & Roddy, Mckenzie & Doss, Brian & Rogge, Ronald & Esplin, Charlotte & Braithwaite, Scott. (2019). Texts 4 Romantic Relationships – A Randomized Controlled Trial. Journal of Couple & Relationship Therapy.
Sexual Assault & Mental Health:
Rothman, Karen, Georgia Salivar, Emily, Roddy, Mckenzie, Hatch, Gabe, & Doss, Brian. (2019). Sexual Assault Among Women in College: Immediate and Long-Term Associations With Mental Health, Psychosocial Functioning, and Romantic Relationships. Journal of Interpersonal Violence.
Miscellaneous Topics:
Hatch, Gabe & Dowdle, Krista & Aaron, Sean & Braithwaite, Scott. (2018). Marital Text: A Feasibility Study. The Family Journal.
Hatch, Gabe & Rothman, Karen & Roddy, Mckenzie & Dominguez, Rebecca & Le, Yunying & Doss, Brian. (2020). Heteronormative Relationship Education for Same-Gender Couples. Family Process.
Barton, Allen & Hatch, Gabe & Doss, Brian. (2020). If You Host It Online, Who Will (and Will Not) Come? Individual and Partner Enrollment in a Web-Based Intervention for Distressed Couples. Prevention Science.
Le, Yunying & Roddy, Mckenzie & Hatch, Gabe & Doss, Brian. (2020). Mechanisms of improvements and maintenance in online relationship programs for distressed low-income couples. Journal of Consulting and Clinical Psychology.
Roddy, Mckenzie & Walsh, Lucia & Rothman, Karen & Hatch, Gabe & Doss, Brian. (2020). Meta-analysis of couple therapy: Effects across outcomes, designs, timeframes, and other moderators. Journal of Consulting and Clinical Psychology.
Dr. Hatch's research spans a wide range of topics, from the intricacies of romantic relationships to the challenges and benefits of online interventions. His work has been instrumental in advancing our understanding of relationship dynamics, the impact of technology on relationships, and the unique challenges faced by specific populations.