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Effects of Supportive Parent-Adolescent Relationships on Delinquent Behaviors among Children Who Have Experienced Parental Incarceration

Creator:: Banks, Kimberley A.
Abstract:: Research indicates that adolescents with a history of parental incarceration are at higher risk of delinquent behaviors (Murray & Farrington, 2005), however the protective role of parent-adolescent relationships is largely unexamined when compared with negative dimensions of parenting. To examine the potential protective effects of the adolescent’s perceptions of a...
Resource Type:: Masters Thesis
Full Text:: later psychopathology (Marvin et al., 2016). For example, in a systematic review, Lawrence et al

Supporting children who struggle with self-regulation : the role of early family risk and child care quality

Creator:: Pratt, Megan E.
Abstract:: Children's early self-regulation skills have long-term implications for a variety of academic, social, and health outcomes. Unfortunately, children facing multiple family risk factors (e.g., harsh parenting, economic disadvantage) are more likely to struggle with early self-regulation. Despite early disparities in self-regulation, promising intervention evidence suggests that high quality prekindergarten experiences...
Resource Type:: Dissertation
Full Text:: Megan E. Pratt for the degree of Doctor of Philosophy in Human Development and Family Studies

Transition to kindergarten for children with disabilities: school practices and parent involvement

Creator:: Dogaru, Cristian M.
Abstract:: Using Pianta and Walsh's (1996) Contextual Systems Model (CSM), this study analyzed parent involvement in school as a key element for transition to kindergarten for children with disabilities and their families, along with the practices schools employ to improve school-family collaboration. Focusing on the relationship between the school system and...
Resource Type:: Masters Thesis
Full Text:: annroved: Sharon E. Rosenkoetter Using Pianta and Walsh's (1996) Contextual Systems Model (CSM), this

Elements of the Preschool Outdoor Play Environment : Associations with Children’s Physical Activity

Creator:: Hoke, Kelly L.
Abstract:: Preschool outdoor play environments (OPEs) are unique spaces that, when carefully designed, can encourage child-initiated play resulting in jumping, chasing, and exploration of materials and natural spaces (Moore, 1996). Specifically, elements of the OPE can facilitate movement and increase physical activity (Baek et al., 2015) through engaged, child-initiated play. Children...
Resource Type:: Masters Thesis
Full Text:: Activity. Abstract approved: _____________________________________________________ Bridget E

Role-Related Self-Efficacy and Retention of Third-Party Caregivers: Understanding Antecedents of Self-Efficacy in Home-Based Child Care Educators and Foster Caregivers

Creator:: Probert, Kylee
Abstract:: Third-party caregivers – that is, non-parent caregivers who care for children in some capacity – are very valuable in supporting the healthy development and wellbeing of children and families (Bronfenbrenner, 1990). Two populations of third-party caregivers – home-based childcare educators (HBCCs) and foster caregivers (FCs) – both currently face challenges...
Resource Type:: Dissertation
Full Text:: approved: ______________________________________________________ Bridget E. Hatfield

Early family risk and children's academic achievement

Creator:: Sektnan, Michaella A.
Abstract:: Children who have multiple family risk factors are at increased risk for poor developmental outcomes, including poor academic achievement. The present study focused on charting the pathways through which early family risk – as indexed by ethnic minority status, low maternal education, low family income, and chronic maternal depressive symptoms...
Resource Type:: Masters Thesis

When We're Good, It’s All Good: Associations between Marital Quality and Daily Stress Processes

Creator:: Witzel, Dakota D.
Abstract:: Affective reactions to daily stressors are known mechanisms through which daily stressors impact health and well-being (e.g., Charles et al., 2013; Piazza et al., 2013; Sin et al., 2015; Stawski et al., 2019). Therefore, understanding what may promote resilience or vulnerability to such affective reactions is imperative. Theoretical perspectives (Almeida,...
Resource Type:: Dissertation
Full Text:: al., 2007), this largely depends on the context and quality of the marriage (Lawrence et al

Differences between young adult perceptions of family environment, family values, sexual behavior, sexual attitudes and attitude toward divorce by gender and family type

Creator:: Ladd, Linda Darmer
Abstract:: Four questions were examined concerning student perceptions of their launching family environment, expected family environment, family values, sexual attitudes and behavior, and attitudes toward divorce. A total of 383 college students from three family types participated in this study: intact (298, 77.8%), divorced (47, 12.3%), and remarried (38, 9.9%). The...
Resource Type:: Dissertation
Full Text:: future families were compared on the Moos Family Environment Scale (E), but family type differences

Daily Stressors and Stressor-Related Affect: The Role of Stressor Type, Who was Involved, and Resolution Status

Creator:: Witzel, Dakota D.
Abstract:: Daily social stressors are important everyday experiences that influence an individual’s daily health and well-being across the lifespan. One pathway through which daily social stressors influence health and well-being is through changes in positive and negative affect. The vast majority of previous research has focused on individual difference characteristics to...
Resource Type:: Masters Thesis
Full Text:: status, and their interaction and stressor- related affect? and (e) Does age moderate the

Factors affecting attitudes toward premarital violence

Creator:: Emery, Beth C.
Abstract:: There has been much interest generated recently regarding the nature and cause of dating violence. The purpose of this study was to determine what factors affected individuals' attitudes toward dating violence. A sample of 403 college volunteers completed questionnaires which were designed to assess their attitudes toward abuse as it...
Resource Type:: Dissertation
Full Text:: REFERENCES APPENDICES Appendix A: Appendix B: Appendix C: Appendix D: Appendix E: of the Study 74 AND

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Effects of Supportive Parent-Adolescent Relationships on Delinquent Behaviors among Children Who Have Experienced Parental Incarceration

Supporting children who struggle with self-regulation : the role of early family risk and child care quality

Transition to kindergarten for children with disabilities: school practices and parent involvement

Elements of the Preschool Outdoor Play Environment : Associations with Children’s Physical Activity

Role-Related Self-Efficacy and Retention of Third-Party Caregivers: Understanding Antecedents of Self-Efficacy in Home-Based Child Care Educators and Foster Caregivers

Early family risk and children's academic achievement

When We're Good, It’s All Good: Associations between Marital Quality and Daily Stress Processes

Differences between young adult perceptions of family environment, family values, sexual behavior, sexual attitudes and attitude toward divorce by gender and family type

Daily Stressors and Stressor-Related Affect: The Role of Stressor Type, Who was Involved, and Resolution Status

Factors affecting attitudes toward premarital violence

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