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1. Digital Engagement and Everyday Cognition in Adults: Nomophobia, Daily Screen Time, and Ambulatory Cognitive Performance

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Author:
Shaleha, Rinanda
Title:
Digital Engagement and Everyday Cognition in Adults: Nomophobia, Daily Screen Time, and Ambulatory Cognitive Performance
Graduate Program:
Human Development and Family Studies
Keywords:
Digital engagementnomophobia
screen time
ecological momentary assessment
ambulatory cognitive assessment
processing speed
visuospatial working memory
Digital engagement
nomophobia
screen time
ecological momentary assessment
cognitive performance
processing speed
working memory
Committee Members:
David Almeida, Major Field Member
Zita Oravecz, Major Field Member
Daniel Perkins, Outside Unit & Field Member
Nelson Roque, Chair & Dissertation Advisor
Heidemarie Laurent, Professor in Charge/Director of Graduate Studies

2. Fluctuations in Individual, Family, Peer, and School Factors Predict Adolescent Substance Use: A Longitudinal Study with Machine Learning

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Author:
Chen, Lan
Title:
Fluctuations in Individual, Family, Peer, and School Factors Predict Adolescent Substance Use: A Longitudinal Study with Machine Learning
Graduate Program:
Human Development and Family Studies
Keywords:
adolescent substance use
bioecological model
individual
adolescent substance use
individual characteristics
family
peer
school
machine learning
longitudinal study
Committee Members:
Erika Lunkenheimer, Outside Unit & Field Member
Samantha Tornello, Major Field Member
Gregory Fosco, Co-Chair & Dissertation Advisor
Zita Oravecz, Co-Chair of Committee
Heidemarie Laurent, Professor in Charge/Director of Graduate Studies

3. Parent-Child Coregulation: Temporal Dynamics in Infancy, Toddlerhood, and Early Childhood

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Author:
Backer, Penina Miriam
Title:
Parent-Child Coregulation: Temporal Dynamics in Infancy, Toddlerhood, and Early Childhood
Graduate Program:
Human Development and Family Studies
Keywords:
coregulation
self-regulation
parent-child interaction
dyadic process
synchrony
Committee Members:
Timothy Brick, Major Field Member
Douglas Teti, Major Field Member
Heidemarie Laurent, Chair & Dissertation Advisor
Erika Lunkenheimer, Outside Unit & Field Member
Cynthia Stifter, Special Member
Heidemarie Laurent, Professor in Charge/Director of Graduate Studies

4. The Implications of In-person vs Remote Recruitment on the Baseline Characteristics of Samples of Individuals in Recovery from Substance Use

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Author:
Kile, Ethan
Title:
The Implications of In-person vs Remote Recruitment on the Baseline Characteristics of Samples of Individuals in Recovery from Substance Use
Graduate Program:
Human Development and Family Studies
Keywords:
Recovery from Substance Use
Sampling Bias
Convenience Sampling
Generalizability
Multi-Group SEM
Recovery Community Centers
Committee Members:
Hobart H Cleveland, III, Thesis Advisor/Co-Advisor
Timothy Raymond Brick, Committee Member
Heidemarie Laurent, Professor in Charge/Director of Graduate Studies

5. What Predicts Social Safety and Wellbeing for Transgender and Nonbinary Parents? The Possible Role of Gender Identity, Income, and State-level Social Climate

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Author:
Spadaro, Emma
Title:
What Predicts Social Safety and Wellbeing for Transgender and Nonbinary Parents? The Possible Role of Gender Identity, Income, and State-level Social Climate
Graduate Program:
Human Development and Family Studies
Keywords:
: transgender
nonbinary
minority stress
social safety
health disparities
microaggressions
LGBTQ+ parents
anti-LGBTQ+ legislation
transgender
anti LGBTQ+ legislation
Committee Members:
Samantha Lauren Tornello, Thesis Advisor/Co-Advisor
David Manuel Almeida, Committee Member
Lisa Kopp, Program Head/Chair

6. Depression in Daily Life: Implications for Health Across the Adult Life Span

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Author:
Lee, Sun Ah
Title:
Depression in Daily Life: Implications for Health Across the Adult Life Span
Graduate Program:
Human Development and Family Studies
Keywords:
Depression
aging
affect dynamics
daily diary
intensive longitudinal analysis
machine learning
multiple time-scale approach
Committee Members:
Heidemarie Laurent, Professor in Charge/Director of Graduate Studies
David Almeida, Co-Chair & Dissertation Advisor
Soomi Lee, Major Field Member
Jennifer Graham-Engeland, Outside Unit & Field Member
Zachary Fisher, Co-Chair of Committee

7. EXAMINING RECOVERY COMMUNITY CENTER ENGAGEMENT AND DAILY WELL-BEING: THE ROLE OF RECOVERY RESOURCES IN LONG-TERM RECOVERY FROM SUBSTANCE USE DISORDERS

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Author:
Ren, Wen
Title:
EXAMINING RECOVERY COMMUNITY CENTER ENGAGEMENT AND DAILY WELL-BEING: THE ROLE OF RECOVERY RESOURCES IN LONG-TERM RECOVERY FROM SUBSTANCE USE DISORDERS
Graduate Program:
Human Development and Family Studies
Keywords:
Recovery
Recovery Community Center
Substance Use Disorder
Multilevel Modeling
Committee Members:
Heidemarie Laurent, Professor in Charge/Director of Graduate Studies
Timothy Brick, Major Field Member
Derek Kreager, Outside Unit Member
Hobart Cleveland, Chair & Dissertation Advisor
Deirdre O'Sullivan, Outside Field Member

8. Housing Insecurity and Health in Midlife and Older Adulthood: Measurement and Associations with Physiological and Epigenetic Markers

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Author:
Bhat, Aarti
Title:
Housing Insecurity and Health in Midlife and Older Adulthood: Measurement and Associations with Physiological and Epigenetic Markers
Graduate Program:
Human Development and Family Studies
Keywords:
Housing insecurity
Biomarkers
Epigenetic aging
Midlife and older adults
Item-response theory
Committee Members:
David Almeida, Chair & Dissertation Advisor
Idan Shalev, Outside Unit Member
Zachary Fisher, Major Field Member
Jessica Ho, Outside Field Member
Andrew Fenelon, Special Member
Heidemarie Laurent, Professor in Charge/Director of Graduate Studies

10. Parents in Recovery from Substance Use Disorders: A Daily Diary Assessment of Parenting Experiences and Holistic Recovery Outcomes

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Author:
Apsley, Hannah
Title:
Parents in Recovery from Substance Use Disorders: A Daily Diary Assessment of Parenting Experiences and Holistic Recovery Outcomes
Graduate Program:
Human Development and Family Studies
Keywords:
substance use
recovery
parenting
meaningfulness
commitment
daily diary
holistic
Committee Members:
Douglas Teti, Program Head/Chair
Derek Kreager, Outside Unit Member
Hobart Cleveland, Chair & Dissertation Advisor
Deirdre O'Sullivan, Outside Field Member
Zachary Fisher, Major Field Member
Gregory Fosco, Major Field Member