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Author:

Davidson, Alice Jane

Title:

RELATEDNESS WITH PARENTS, PEERS, TEACHERS, AND MENTORS IN MIDDLE CHILDHOOD AND EARLY ADOLESCENCE: PERSON-ORIENTED AND VARIABLE-ORIENTED APPROACHES

Graduate Program:

Human Development and Family Studies

Keywords:

peers
parents
person-oriented
early adolescence
relatedness
teachers
mentors

File:

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Committee Members:

Scott David Gest, Dissertation Advisor/Co-Advisor
Scott David Gest, Committee Chair/Co-Chair
Susan Marie Mc Hale, Committee Member
J Douglas Coatsworth, Committee Member
Constance A Flanagan, Committee Member

Author:

Schofield, Hannah-Lise Tirado

Title:

PREDICTING CHANGE IN CONDUCT PROBLEMS DURING MIDDLE SCHOOL: THE UTILITY OF RISK AND PROTECTIVE FACTORS ASSESSED DURING MIDDLE SCHOOL

Graduate Program:

Psychology

Keywords:

conduct problems
risk and protective factors
early adolescence

File:

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Committee Members:

Karen Linn Bierman, Dissertation Advisor/Co-Advisor
Karen Linn Bierman, Committee Chair/Co-Chair
Cynthia L Huang Pollock, Committee Member
J Douglas Coatsworth, Committee Member
Robert Nix, Committee Member

Author:

Molloy, Lauren Elizabeth

Title:

Type of Social Tie as a Determinant of Peer Influences on Academic Outcomes

Graduate Program:

Human Development and Family Studies

Keywords:

peer influence
academic achievement
achievement motivation
early adolescence
peer relations
middle school

File:

Download Masters_Thesis_LMolloy.pdf

Committee Members:

Scott David Gest, Thesis Advisor/Co-Advisor
Scott David Gest, Thesis Advisor/Co-Advisor

Author:

Daly, Kelly A

Title:

Child Maltreatment and Social Maladaptation: A Focus on Early Adolescence

Graduate Program:

Psychology

Keywords:

early adolescence
social reorientation
adolescent development
maltreatment

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Committee Members:

Koraly Perez-Edgar, Major Field Member
Chad Shenk, Outside Unit & Field Member
Kristin Buss (She/Her), Program Head/Chair
Amy Marshall, Chair & Dissertation Advisor
Ginger Moore, Major Field Member