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Author:

May, Ashleigh L.

Title:

Individual and Family Level Correlates of Obesity Among African American Adolescents

Graduate Program:

Human Development and Family Studies

Keywords:

obesity
african american
adolescents
parents
feeding practices
time use
activities

File:

Download Dissertation_Graduate_School_Version.pdf

Committee Members:

Dr Susan M Mc Hale, Committee Member
Leann L Birch, Committee Chair/Co-Chair
Emilie Smith, Committee Member
Dr. Molly A. Martin, Committee Member

Author:

Wong, Jen D.

Title:

Employment and Daily Experiences: Does Retirement Represent the Golden Days?

Graduate Program:

Human Development and Family Studies

Keywords:

cortisol
employment
retirement
time use
daily well-being
stressors

File:

Download Jen_D._Wong_Dissertation_Graduate_School.pdf

Committee Members:

David Manuel Almeida, Dissertation Advisor/Co-Advisor
David Manuel Almeida, Committee Chair/Co-Chair
Steven Howard Zarit, Committee Member
Denis Gerstorf, Committee Member
Linda Ann Wray, Committee Member

Author:

Lee, Ya-Ning

Title:

Make-Up Time: A Study of Morning Grooming Time in the U.S.

Graduate Program:

Industrial Relations and Human Resources

Keywords:

make up
cosmetics
grooming
time use

File:

Download Thesis_Final.pdf

Committee Members:

Robert Drago, Thesis Advisor/Co-Advisor
Samanthi Gunawardana, Thesis Advisor/Co-Advisor
Jennifer Lynn Hook, Thesis Advisor/Co-Advisor

Author:

Greene, Kaylin

Title:

Too Much Time on Their Hands: Predictors and Correlates of Productive Activities during College

Graduate Program:

Human Development and Family Studies

Keywords:

time use
college students
alcohol use
employment
work
organized activities
studying
positive affect
negative affect

File:

Download Greene_dissertation_GraduateSchool_Final.pdf

Committee Members:

Jennifer Lianne Maggs, Dissertation Advisor/Co-Advisor
Kathryn Bancroft Hynes, Dissertation Advisor/Co-Advisor
Susan Mc Hale, Committee Member
D Wayne Osgood, Committee Member
Jeremy Staff, Committee Member

Author:

Lee, Soomi

Title:

Spending Too Little Time or Perceiving Too Little Time?: Linking Time Use, Perceived Time Adequacy, and Well-being of Employed Parents

Graduate Program:

Human Development and Family Studies

Keywords:

Daily well-being
latent profile analysis
perceived time adequacy
time use
work-family conflict
workplace intervention

File:

Download Lee_Soomi_Dissertation_Final.pdf

Committee Members:

David Manuel Almeida, Dissertation Advisor/Co-Advisor
David Manuel Almeida, Committee Chair/Co-Chair
Susan Marie Mc Hale, Committee Member
Ann Caverly Crouter, Committee Member
D Wayne Osgood, Special Member