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1. Mutual Regulation of Parent-Infant Dyadic Interactions: Synchrony, Flexibility, and Relations with Contextual Factors

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Author:
Bass , Anneliese J.
Title:
Mutual Regulation of Parent-Infant Dyadic Interactions: Synchrony, Flexibility, and Relations with Contextual Factors
Graduate Program:
Psychology
Keywords:
dyadic interactions
parent
infant
synchrony
flexibility
File:
Download AJB_Masters_Final_09.pdf
Committee Members:
Ginger A Moore, Thesis Advisor/Co-Advisor
Ginger A Moore, Thesis Advisor/Co-Advisor

2. PATTERNS OF ADRENOCORTICAL REACTIVITY AND RECOVERY TO EMOTIONAL CHALLENGES IN EARLY CHILDHOOD: RELATIONS TO CHILD TEMPERAMENT AND PARENTING QUALITY

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Open Access
Author:
Fortunato, Christine Karen
Title:
PATTERNS OF ADRENOCORTICAL REACTIVITY AND RECOVERY TO EMOTIONAL CHALLENGES IN EARLY CHILDHOOD: RELATIONS TO CHILD TEMPERAMENT AND PARENTING QUALITY
Graduate Program:
Human Development and Family Studies
Keywords:
temperament
infant
cortisol
maternal sensitivity
File:
Download RealDeal.Fortunato_CK_HDFS_dept_Masters_thesis_May_2009.pdf
Committee Members:
Drs Lisa Gatzke Kopp & Douglas Granger, Thesis Advisor/Co-Advisor
Douglas Michael Teti, Thesis Advisor/Co-Advisor
Douglas A Granger, Thesis Advisor/Co-Advisor

3. Socio-demographic and Geographic Predictors of Health Care Receipt among Mothers and Infants in central Pennsylvania and North Carolina

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Author:
Kundrat, Cara L.
Title:
Socio-demographic and Geographic Predictors of Health Care Receipt among Mothers and Infants in central Pennsylvania and North Carolina
Graduate Program:
Human Development and Family Studies
Keywords:
geographic
socio-demographic
infant
mother
healthcare
health care
rural/non-metropolitan
race
SES
File:
Download Cara_Kundrat_Final_Dissertation.pdf
Committee Members:
Clancy Blair, Dissertation Advisor/Co-Advisor
Clancy Blair, Committee Chair/Co-Chair
Mark T Greenberg, Committee Member
Kathryn Bancroft Hynes, Committee Member
Marianne Messersmith Hillemeier, Committee Member

5. THE ROLE OF INFANT TEMPERAMENT, PARENTING, AND THEIR INTERACTION IN PREDICTING INFANT SLEEP BEHAVIOR

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Open Access
Author:
Mayer, Gail E
Title:
THE ROLE OF INFANT TEMPERAMENT, PARENTING, AND THEIR INTERACTION IN PREDICTING INFANT SLEEP BEHAVIOR
Graduate Program:
Human Development and Family Studies
Keywords:
infant
temperament
parenting
sleep
File:
Download Gail_Mayer_Masters_Thesis_7.15.10.pdf
Committee Members:
Douglas Michael Teti, Thesis Advisor/Co-Advisor
Douglas Michael Teti, Thesis Advisor/Co-Advisor
Cynthia Stifter, Thesis Advisor/Co-Advisor

6. A RANDOMIZED, DOUBLE BLIND, PLACEBO CONTROLLED TRIAL EXAMINING THE ANALGESIC PROPERTIES OF ORAL SUCROSE DURING ROUTINE IMMUNIZATIONS AT TWO AND FOUR MONTHS OF AGE

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Open Access
Author:
Hatfield, Linda Antoinette
Title:
A RANDOMIZED, DOUBLE BLIND, PLACEBO CONTROLLED TRIAL EXAMINING THE ANALGESIC PROPERTIES OF ORAL SUCROSE DURING ROUTINE IMMUNIZATIONS AT TWO AND FOUR MONTHS OF AGE
Graduate Program:
Nursing
Keywords:
pain
pediatric pain
infant
newborn
nociception
neonatal
File:
Download Hatfield_Dissertation_4.14.06.pdf
Committee Members:
Judith E Hupcey, Committee Chair/Co-Chair
Mary Beth Clark, Committee Member
Vernon Michael Chinchilli, Committee Member
Cheston Milton Berlin, Committee Member

9. Parental cognitions about infant sleep: parental differences, trajectories across the first year, and coparenting quality

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Open Access
Author:
Reader, Jonathan Michael
Title:
Parental cognitions about infant sleep: parental differences, trajectories across the first year, and coparenting quality
Graduate Program:
Human Development and Family Studies
Keywords:
coparenting
discrepancy
cognitions
infant
sleep
File:
Download Reader_Thesis_Final.pdf
Committee Members:
Douglas Michael Teti, Thesis Advisor/Co-Advisor

10. Vitamin A Metabolism and Kinetics During the Neonatal Period: Studies in the Rat Model

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Author:
Hodges, Joanna Kalina
Title:
Vitamin A Metabolism and Kinetics During the Neonatal Period: Studies in the Rat Model
Graduate Program:
Nutritional Sciences
Keywords:
nutrition
micronutrients
vitamin A
retinol
neonate
newborn
infant
metabolism
supplementation
mathematical modeling
tissue distribution
liver
lung
kidney
brain
adipose tissue
skin
muscle
rat
File:
Download Dissertation_-_JK_Hodges_-_2016.pdf
Committee Members:
A. Catharine Ross, Dissertation Advisor/Co-Advisor
Michael H. Green, Committee Chair/Co-Chair
Gregory C. Shearer, Committee Member
Kevin J. Harvatine, Committee Member
Kevin J. Harvatine, Outside Member