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2. INTER-PARENTAL CONFLICT AND EARLY CHILDHOOD ADRENOCORTICAL ACTIVITY: A BIOSOCIAL FAMILY SYSTEMS APPROACH

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Author:
Hibel, Leah Corinne
Title:
INTER-PARENTAL CONFLICT AND EARLY CHILDHOOD ADRENOCORTICAL ACTIVITY: A BIOSOCIAL FAMILY SYSTEMS APPROACH
Graduate Program:
Biobehavioral Health
Keywords:
inter-parental conflict
cortisol
mother
child
File:
Download Hibel_Dissertation_Final_submitted.pdf
Committee Members:
Dr Douglas Granger, Dissertation Advisor/Co-Advisor
Douglas A Granger, Committee Chair/Co-Chair
Elizabeth Susman, Committee Member
Laura Klein, Committee Member
Alan Booth, Committee Member

3. LI’L FATTIES: A TEXTUAL ANALYSIS OF GENDER, RACE, AND CLASS IDENTITY PORTRAYALS OF OVERWEIGHT AND OBESE CHILDREN IN POPULAR CHILDREN’S FILMS

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Open Access
Author:
Guldin, Rachel Elizabeth
Title:
LI’L FATTIES: A TEXTUAL ANALYSIS OF GENDER, RACE, AND CLASS IDENTITY PORTRAYALS OF OVERWEIGHT AND OBESE CHILDREN IN POPULAR CHILDREN’S FILMS
Graduate Program:
Media Studies
Keywords:
children
film
movie
overweight
obese
fat
child
race
gender
class
File:
Download Guldin.Rachel.MAThesis2011.pdf
Committee Members:
Dr Jeanne Lynn Hall, Thesis Advisor/Co-Advisor
Jeanne Lynn Hall, Thesis Advisor/Co-Advisor

4. Maltreated children with mental health needs: does coordination between child welfare agencies and mental health providers improve their outcomes?

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Open Access
Author:
Bai, Yu
Title:
Maltreated children with mental health needs: does coordination between child welfare agencies and mental health providers improve their outcomes?
Graduate Program:
Health Policy and Administration
Keywords:
safety
permanency
mental health
child
child welfare
interorganizational relationship
organizational
File:
Download Yu_Bai_dissertation_HPA2007_final.pdf
Committee Members:
Marianne Messersmith Hillemeier, Committee Chair/Co-Chair
Rebecca Wells, Committee Chair/Co-Chair
Rhonda Belue, Committee Member
D Wayne Osgood, Committee Member
E Michael Foster, Committee Member

7. Maternal Work Hours: Effects on Mothers' and Daughters' Weight Status and Daughters' Food Intake Away from Home

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Open Access
Author:
Bleser, Julia Andrea
Title:
Maternal Work Hours: Effects on Mothers' and Daughters' Weight Status and Daughters' Food Intake Away from Home
Graduate Program:
Human Development and Family Studies
Keywords:
obesity
family
employment
diet
nutrition
child
File:
Download JBleser_thesis_final.pdf
Committee Members:
Leann L Birch, Thesis Advisor/Co-Advisor
Jennifer Savage Williams, Thesis Advisor/Co-Advisor