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1. Romantic and Sexual Experiences in Adolescence and Later Relationship Outcomes and Instability: How Do Family of Origin Factors Inform the Relationship Life Course?

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Open Access
Author:
Boyd, Lisa Marie
Title:
Romantic and Sexual Experiences in Adolescence and Later Relationship Outcomes and Instability: How Do Family of Origin Factors Inform the Relationship Life Course?
Graduate Program:
Sociology
Keywords:
Romantic relationships
sexual behavior
adolescents
parent-child relationships
family structure
longitudinal
Add Health
File:
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Committee Members:
Paul Richard Amato, Thesis Advisor/Co-Advisor

2. Relationships with Aging Parents: Implications for Well-being in Middle-aged Couples

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Open Access
Author:
Polenick, Courtney Allyn
Title:
Relationships with Aging Parents: Implications for Well-being in Middle-aged Couples
Graduate Program:
Human Development and Family Studies
Keywords:
marriage
couples
intergenerational relationships
parent-child relationships
relationship quality
File:
Download Polenick_dissertation_031616_FINAL.pdf
Committee Members:
Steven Howard Zarit, Dissertation Advisor/Co-Advisor
David Eggebeen, Committee Member
Steffany Jane Fredman, Committee Member
Lynn Margaret Martire, Committee Member
Jon F Nussbaum, Committee Member

3. Academic Engagement as a Moderated Mediator on Reading Achievement for Adolescents Who Have Experienced Adversity

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Open Access
Author:
Mullins, Casey
Title:
Academic Engagement as a Moderated Mediator on Reading Achievement for Adolescents Who Have Experienced Adversity
Graduate Program:
Educational Psychology
Keywords:
ACEs
adversity
academic engagement
adolescents
reading achievement
early childhood adversity
LONGSCAN
parent-child relationships
teacher-student relationships
File:
Download Mullins_Thesis_191022.pdf
Committee Members:
Carlomagno Del Carmen Panlilio, Thesis Advisor/Co-Advisor
Matthew T Mc Crudden, Committee Member
Pui-Wa Lei, Program Head/Chair

4. Examining the Importance of Academic Engagement for Students who have Experienced Maltreatment and the Effect of Environmental and Individual Factors

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Author:
Mullins, Casey
Title:
Examining the Importance of Academic Engagement for Students who have Experienced Maltreatment and the Effect of Environmental and Individual Factors
Graduate Program:
Educational Psychology (PHD)
Keywords:
child maltreatment
trauma symptoms
academic engagement
emotion regulation
parent-child relationships
trauma-informed research
mediation
moderated mediation
File:
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Committee Members:
Carlomagno Panlilio, Chair & Dissertation Advisor
Sarah Font, Outside Unit & Field Member
Pui-Wa Lei, Major Field Member
Matthew McCrudden, Major Field Member
Matthew McCrudden, Professor in Charge/Director of Graduate Studies