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1. A LONGITUDIANL STUDY OF A DEVELOPMENTAL-CONTEXTUAL MODEL OF WORK VALUES DURING ADOLESCENCE

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Author:
Porfeli, Erik Joseph
Title:
A LONGITUDIANL STUDY OF A DEVELOPMENTAL-CONTEXTUAL MODEL OF WORK VALUES DURING ADOLESCENCE
Graduate Program:
Human Development and Family Studies
Keywords:
adolescents
work value system
part-time work experience
developmental contextualism
discrepancy reduction and cohesion
development
File:
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Committee Members:
Fred W Vondracek, Committee Chair/Co-Chair
Ann Caverly Crouter, Committee Member
Spencer Niles, Committee Member
Michael Shanahan, Committee Member
Michael J Rovine, Committee Member

2. Ecological and Family Systems Perspectives on Coparenting during Adolescence

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Author:
Riina, Elizabeth Marie-Blanche
Title:
Ecological and Family Systems Perspectives on Coparenting during Adolescence
Graduate Program:
Human Development and Family Studies
Keywords:
Coparenting
family systems
adolescence
development
File:
Download E._Riina_-_Final_Dissertation.pdf
Committee Members:
Susan Mc Hale, Dissertation Advisor/Co-Advisor
Susan Marie Mc Hale, Committee Chair/Co-Chair
J Douglas Coatsworth, Committee Member
Michael J Rovine, Committee Member
Alysia Blandon, Committee Member

3. An Examination of Temperamental Approach/withdrawal and Responses to Novel Foods across Infancy and Early Childhood

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Author:
Moding, Kameron Jean
Title:
An Examination of Temperamental Approach/withdrawal and Responses to Novel Foods across Infancy and Early Childhood
Graduate Program:
Human Development and Family Studies
Keywords:
approach/withdrawal
development
food neophobia
temperament
File:
Download Moding_Dissertation_Final_3.14.16.pdf
Committee Members:
Cynthia Stifter, Dissertation Advisor/Co-Advisor
Leann L Birch, Committee Member
Douglas Michael Teti, Committee Member
Kathleen Loralee Keller, Committee Member

4. UNLOCKING THE HETEROGENEITY OF EXTERNALIZING PROBLEMS ACROSS EARLY CHILDHOOD:UNITING NEUROBIOLOGICAL, PARENTING, AND DEVELOPMENTAL PERSPECTIVES

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Author:
Fortunato, Christine Karen
Title:
UNLOCKING THE HETEROGENEITY OF EXTERNALIZING PROBLEMS ACROSS EARLY CHILDHOOD:UNITING NEUROBIOLOGICAL, PARENTING, AND DEVELOPMENTAL PERSPECTIVES
Graduate Program:
Human Development and Family Studies
Keywords:
parenting
early childhood
development
HPA
cortisol
externalizing problems
comorbidity
anxiety
File:
Download Fortunato_CK_Final_Dissertation_11.15.11.pdf
Committee Members:
Lisa M. Gatzke-Kopp, Committee Chair/Co-Chair
Douglas A. Granger, Committee Chair/Co-Chair
Mark T. Greenberg, Committee Member
Nilam Ram, Committee Member
Karen Bierman, Committee Member